Rising debt isn’t always a bad thing…

And how to take advantage of it this time around…
 
   
     
Gold’s share of global financial assets is breaking out—and history tells us what usually happens next…

Take a look at this chart…
 
Historically, when gold begins to break out relative to credit assets, it triggers an influx of gold investors causing demand for the asset to go through the roof. 

Back in 2009, the gold percentage was breaking out, and over the next 3 years, gold prices soared 131%. 
 
 

We are seeing the same setup today, with gold’s share of financial assets once again gaining momentum. 

As central banks pile into gold, debt levels continue to rise, and inflation lingers, I believe we are on the verge of another gold acceleration phase…

And it’s happening fast. 

Back in November, I told folks to “buy the dip” in gold—and I hope they listened. 

 

Because since then, Gold has exploded…

I cannot promise future returns or protect against losses, but I’m giving you another heads-up…

I’ve broken down exactly what I’m seeing and how you can capitalize on this gold acceleration phase. 

You can access all the details right here. 


-Geof Smith

   
 

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