The world's largest hedge fund
just took a massive stake in gold.

Bridgewater, founded by Ray Dalio, revealed in its latest 13F filings that it's now buying gold.

It's exactly what I've been predicting: major hedge funds controlling billions are piling in.

Dalio and Bridgewater won't be the last. They're just the first.

Why? Two reasons:

First - With gold over $3,000, the best gold companies are practically printing money. My top four picks have Free Cash Flow many multiples higher than their valuations.

In plain English:

You could buy the most profitable gold miners at discounts as deep as 90%. But these discounts won't last as institutional buying accelerates.

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Second - Bridgewater's move kicks off a trend. And my research shows Buffett is likely to follow.

He's sitting on $350 billion in cash. But U.S. Treasuries have lost up to 46% of their purchasing power vs. gold since September 2022.

At his last shareholder meeting, Buffett admitted:

"We wouldn't want to be owning anything that was in a currency really going to hell."

Buffett's next move? I believe he'll take a major position in gold.

I even know which company he could be eyeing. And it's trading 40% below fair value right now.

If you want the potential to "front run" Buffett and get the name and ticker of the miner I believe he'll buy, click here for details on the Buffett Indicator.

Best,

Garrett Goggin, CFA, CMT
Chief Analyst & Founder, Golden Portfolio

P.S. Dalio bought a gold ETF... I don't recommend that for the average retail investor. The real upside is in profitable miners selling at deep discounts.

I call this price gap the Golden Anomaly - and I've put together a full report on my top four picks. Read it here for FREE.

Garrett Goggin, CFA, CMT

Chief Analyst & Founder, Golden Portfolio