This company has the most highly-sought-after shareholder structure in the mining industry, and they recently doubled their gold reserves in what is 2016’s most important news release.
The most highly-regarded gold speculator of the past 40 years disclosed on air that the potential gain in the years ahead is 3,000% – that’s enough to turn $10,000 into a $300,000 fortune.
Gold has suffered from a brutal bear market between 2011-2015, and the cleverest entrepreneur in the mining industry was putting together the proper funding, the right relationships, and the most experienced technical team to go bargain hunting and find distressed projects to buy.
Gold, like all natural resources, is a highly cyclical precious metal, and in order to profit from its inherent volatility, the absolute best strategy is to own mining shares.
Notice how incredibly cheap gold stocks are when compared to the spot price.
The mounting debt problems and QE programs, along with the zero interest rate environment, have made precious metals — and specifically gold, which is the ultimate safe haven — a must-own asset.
The western world is facing a demographic cliff like no other in history. Tax receipts cannot possibly meet the obligations that European and North American governments promised their retirees.
Gold has just begun a fresh bull market, and our analysis has concluded that a price target of $4,500 per ounce is in the works if gold were to simply repeat what it has done many times: cover the newly created currency supply.
At 40% coverage, the price goes up to over $6,000 per ounce, and this bull market is just getting started, so you can position early, before many institutions and funds understand the importance of this moment.
The thin purple line puts this bull market in perspective – this is the ground floor.
There are over 2,000 publicly-traded resource companies, and it takes an enormous amount of research to truly figure out which has the most remarkable potential.
Doug Casey, Rick Rule, and Marin Katusa are three of the top resource investors of our era, and they have collectively invested many millions of dollars in one specific company. The reason is because it has the best management team in the industry, an “under the radar” uranium project, and highly-leveraged gold projects.
The U.S. Dollar is in his final stretch as the world’s reserve currency. This will be the most important change in the 21st century and will affect people worldwide. The bankers are attempting to keep control over the system as long as they can, and we can oursmart them by building a specific type of portfolio that performs better than any other in inlfationary, uncertain times. Investors who follow this portfolio are Metalionaires. Download our Special Report on how to potentially make a fortune as this event unfolds here!
Doug Casey has made tens of millions of dollars, but he admits that most of his fortune was made with only 4 companies, and says this current deal is the one that will take the prize for his most profitable position ever.
Get all the details regarding this company and view the exclusive interview where Mr. Casey discloses his stunning price target for this company now!
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