Why gold is headed above $3,000

Many experts believe gold is headed to $3,000/oz. or even higher.

Especially when you consider the strange events happening across the economy right now:

• U.S. government bonds just saw its worst bear market since the Civil War.
• A "tsunami of branch closures" are happening across the banking sector.
• All while the soaring price of household goods has added an extra $11,400 to the typical household's expenses.

This likely explains why so many billionaires are loading up on gold right now.

Some, for the first time ever.

And yet there's an EVEN BIGGER buyer in the gold markets – who is purchasing gold at an unprecedented rate.

As this rally picks up... most investors will likely run out and buy an ETF, a gold mining stock, or even bullion.

But there's actually a much better way to profit from the emerging gold boom (with just $5.)

Good investing,

A.J. Wiederman
Senior Investment Writer, Stansberry Research

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