Enough gold to make every human a billionaire

Nick O'Connor | 15 July 2020 Solution to Buffett’s No. 1 problem with gold Dear Reader,   Warren Buffett has famously derided gold as an investment.   In 2013 he told interviewers when talking about gold “I can tell you is it won’t do anything between now and then except look at you while companies like Coca Cola and Wells Fargo make money.”   It’s true – gold doesn’t pay dividends. Gold investors can only make money if and when the price rises and they sell.   But as it turns out – my colleague Eoin Treacy has uncovered one form of gold investing he’s concluded is truly special.   Unlike regular gold, it does pay you – including an upcoming payment hike larger than any company managed in 2019.   Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results Not only that – it has a history of appreciating far faster than gold prices themselves during historic gold booms.   That’s a major reason Eoin’s calling this, “my most powerful gold amplifier secret.”   What could be better than gold bullion in this historic gold rally?   You can see his presentation on it here.   Regards,   Nick O’Connor Publisher, Southbank Investment Research

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