Gold Mines Are Closing, Grab It Before It’s Gone

May 1, 2020

The Next Trade Is About to Go Out…

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Why I'm Bullish on Gold (Long-term)

As Warren Buffett once said, "Gold is a way of going long on fear."

During times of uncertainty, it's gold that offers a "safe haven" to those looking for shelter from more traditional and volatile investments (like stocks).

And compared to investments in stocks, where even the largest blue-chip companies can (and have) failed, shares in gold often seem less risky…

Gold is a smoking-hot topic right now, and I know you guys have a lot of questions…

That's why I want to explain why I'm bullish (long-term) and how you stand a chance to profit while other assets are hibernating.

Here's why and how

"Roll With It" – The Tao of Steve Winwood

When I look back at the arc of my career, the first thing I notice is that it… well, it wasn't much of an arc.

Frankly, it wasn't even much of a path.

Instead, it was more of a "random walk" between a diverse array of interests and a growing network of friends and colleagues who shared them.

Before I began working in everything and anything you can imagine.

And over that same 8-10 years, I learned something that I apply to investing even today: just roll with it … whether the investments pan out or not.

Right now, I'm on a roll.

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