Central banks around the world are buying gold, and it’s easy to understand why; they are preparing for a new global financial system.
In past reports, we have discussed why the days of the dollar as the global reserve currency are numbered.
In this report we discuss why gold is the most likely replacement, how that system would function, and how you can benefit from it.
We also discuss why, despite massive demand from central banks for gold, the price has still not surged to its full potential, because many Western investors are selling.
And finally, we get into the best buying opportunities to benefit from a higher gold-price environment: gold stocks.
Central banks buy physical gold, not gold stocks. That demand, therefore, hasn’t moved the stock prices higher to a level commensurate with the elevated price of gold.
We even name two specific gold stocks that are great deals today.
Why Central Banks Are Buying Gold Exactly 80 years ago, representatives from more than 40 nations were in the middle of a momentous conference in picturesque Bretton Woods, New Hampshire. It was July 1944. The Allies were confident their victory in World War II would soon be secured. And governments were already trying to plan…
