Nigel wasn’t happy

The first thing we ever talked about was gold

The first thing we ever talked about was gold

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A second bite of the golden cherry NICKOLAI HUBBLE   | 01 May 2021 Dear Reader,   I'll tell you a closely guarded secret of our publisher – my boss Paolo.   We had to delay the launch of Fortune & Freedom. And Nigel wasn't happy about it. Because we missed a golden opportunity. And I really mean golden.   One of the investments which Nigel and I both firmly believe in is gold. It may even have been the first thing we discussed in our first chats back in July. And so gold was going to be a focus of Fortune & Freedom. Especially during launch.   In the end, we couldn't get Fortune & Freedom launched in time and missed out on gold's price spike to all-time highs, above $2000.   The red arrow below shows when Nigel and I first discussed the yellow metal's potential on our weekly calls.   Gold Price   Source: Reproduced with the kind permission of London Bullion Market Association   There was much wailing and gnashing of teeth over the missed opportunity – the early credibility we could've gained with you, our readers, over having recommended gold just before it hit all-time highs…   I remember Nigel's disappointment. He said something about crying over spilt milk.   In the end, we focused on bitcoin a lot in the first weeks of Fortune & Freedom and that hit all-time highs repeatedly since. And the gold price has fallen back to where it was back before the Fortune & Freedom launch.   But now I have important news for you…   The 2020 burst was a false start of a real race   I expect another boom in the gold price. For exactly the same reason it spiked in July of 2020. But on a scale that won't even bear comparing to that blip.   This time, I believe it'll be more like the gold bull market of the 70s – when it rose 1,600%.   Why? It's all to do with the pandemic and the response to it. The way I see it, the gold price's surge to all-time highs in 2020 was a false start, but it was triggered by the same buy signal I have identified again now. You'll see it all over the news, once you know what it is.   We may have missed the opportunity in 2020, but thanks to the second and third waves of Covid-19, which have sunk the gold price almost back to where it started, we're getting a second bite of the golden cherry. Another opportunity to stake a claim on what I believe is gold's coming boom.   And this time we're keen to avoid the same mistake we made in 2020. We're going to get ahead of this potential boom. That's why we put together The Gold Summit now. A gathering of the smartest minds in the business to talk gold.   You can find out what they have to say, for free, just by signing up. You'll also receive a series of no-obligation investment reports just for registering your name.   In the middle of the Summit, I'll reveal what I've alluded to here. Why I believe the gold price will begin a spectacular bull run in 2021. And why 2020's all-time highs were the fourth proof of concept in the last 50 years, but a false start thanks to the pandemic's second and third waves.   Nigel and I hope to see you at the Gold Summit – he's the first speaker by the way. With the working title, "When populism meets money: the value of gold in a world of declining trust".   So, sign up now to ensure you receive our free reports in the meantime.   Nick Hubble Editor, Fortune & Freedom

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5-year performance of gold: 2016 +28.98% / 2017 +3.61% / 2018 +4.71% / 2019 +13.5% / 2020 +22.57% Important Risk Warnings:   By signing up to The Gold Summit you agree to receive emails up until the summit.   General – Your capital is at risk when you invest, never risk more than you can afford to lose. Past performance and forecasts are not reliable indicators of future results. Bid/offer spreads, commissions, fees and other charges can reduce returns from investments. There is no guarantee dividends will be paid.   Small cap shares - Shares recommended may be small company shares. These can be relatively illiquid meaning they are hard to trade and can have a large bid/offer spread. If you need to sell soon after you bought, you might get back less that you paid. This makes them riskier than other investments. Taxation - Profits from share dealing are a form of capital gain and subject to taxation. Tax treatment depends on individual circumstances and may be subject to change in the future.   The Financial Conduct Authority does not regulate certain activities, including the buying and selling of commodities such as gold. This means that you will not have the protection of the Financial Ombudsman Service or the Financial Services Compensation Scheme.   Investment Director: Nick Hubble. Editors or contributors may have an interest in shares recommended. Information and opinions expressed do not necessarily reflect the views of other editors/contributors of Southbank Investment Research Limited. Full details of our complaints procedure and terms and conditions can be found at, www.southbankresearch.com.   The Gold Summit is being produced by Southbank Investment Research Limited. Fortune and Freedom is an unregulated product published by Southbank Investment Research Limited. It is for general information only and is not intended to be relied upon by individual readers in making (or not making) specific investment decisions. Appropriate independent advice should be obtained before making any such decision. From time to time we may tell you about regulated products issued by Southbank Investment Research Limited. With these products your capital is at risk. You can lose some or all of your investment, so never risk more than you can afford to lose. Seek independent advice if you are unsure of the suitability of any investment. Alternatively, please contact Fortune and Freedom on +44 (0)20 3514 2487 or email customerservice@fortuneandfreedom.com. Email Reference: FAFDE03 ISSN: 2635-0009 If you would like to unsubscribe from Fortune and Freedom please click here. © 2021 Southbank Investment Research Ltd. Registered in England and Wales No 9539630. VAT No GB629 7287 94. Registered Office: 2nd Floor, Crowne House, 56-58 Southwark Street, London, SE1 1UN.