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$5,000 Gold?

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$5,000 Gold?


Despite gold hitting its $2,431 all-time again high this week... 

I believe it's only the beginning. 

The calm before the real storm. 

In fact, I recently had dinner with a gold industry executive who said this is the quietest gold bull market of his career. 

He told me he soon expects people to panic buy the metal... 

I expect gold to easily hit $3,000 in the next year or two.

Even $4,000 is not out of reach - a double from today's levels.

But I'm hardly the only one calling for gold to continue to skyrocket...

Forbes and other investing sites are calling for gold to hit $3,000 an ounce...

And MoneyWeek is saying $5,000 gold could happen...

As a partner at one of the most respected financial research firms in precious metals and investing, I just detailed the absolute best way in the world to get exposure to the rallying asset.

And it won't be the first time we stepped forward with this recommendation, either.

The last time we told people to get in -- under conditions very similar to what we're seeing today - some folks could have seen a 995% gain.

These are real results that folks who follow our research could have seen. On the record, in print. Using nearly the exact same trade.

We've put together all the details for free right here.

If you're buying gold or gold bullions, that's NOT the right move to make.

Take just a few minutes to see a much better way to potentially grow your money with gold.

Here's to our health, wealth, and a great retirement,

Dr. David Eifrig, MD, MBA


 
 

 
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