Whether you love it or hate it, President Trump’s tariff policies have once again upended the current world order.
Just days after last year's tariffs were struck down by the Supreme Court, Trump announced a global 15% tariff under a new legal framework.
Stocks whipsawed on both sides of the news as the world scrambled to adjust to the new economic reality.
But underneath the shifting power dynamics, one asset has proved to be the biggest winner, so far:
Gold.
According to Barron’s, “Trump’s Tariffs are Redrawing World Trade. Watch Gold…”
Not since the collapse of Bretton Woods in 1971 have we seen the price of gold soar quite like this.
Back then, gold rose from just $35/ounce to $455 by the end of the decade. Today, our generation’s global gold rush is just beginning.
For better or worse, as the United States government continues to draw new lines in the sand, build economic barriers, and flex its military strength around the world…
The U.S. dollar is slowly losing its shine as the world’s reserve currency. Foreign central banks are winding down their treasury holdings in favor of gold.
Put simply…
Gold is money again. And it’s being violently re-priced in a monetary shift that’s much bigger than just gold alone…
You could buy gold at these prices. And you should. But there’s also another way for you to capitalize on gold’s return to the center of the world’s monetary stage.
A method that can deliver far superior returns to bullion alone.
And I’m not talking about gold ETFs, precious metal indexes, gold mining companies, or rare coins…
Instead, the single best way to capitalize on gold’s return to the world stage is with a select group of gold stocks.
Stocks that you’ve likely never considered before, but that could compound your wealth 10, 15, even 20 times over the long run.
Case in point, my team backtested a basket of 10 of these stocks.
We found they returned 1,882% over the last 18 years, compounding at nearly 18% every year – far outpacing both bullion and the S&P 500.
And I want to share it with you today. |
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