FREE REPORT: They Haven’t Audited Fort Knox in 70 Years… What Are They Hiding?

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If you’ve been keeping an eye on the news, you know that the financial landscape is becoming more uncertain by the day.

And as Glenn recently discussed on his show, there’s a new twist in the story—the mystery of Fort Knox. The U.S. Treasury claims Fort Knox holds over 147 million troy ounces of gold, but did you know the last official audit was conducted decades ago? In fact, the last full audit of the gold at Fort Knox was in the 1950s.

With growing calls for transparency and high-profile figures like Elon Musk,Donald Trump and U.S. Senator Rand Paul supporting a full audit, people are starting to ask: Is the gold really there? And what if the gold is NOT there?

Why the Fort Knox Audit Could Reshape the Future of Gold

The Rehypothecation Risk:
Credible reports indicate that unusually large amounts of gold are moving from London and Switzerland to U.S. warehouses. These movements might be signs that the U.S. is trying to prop up its reserves—or worse, they could point to rehypothecation, where the U.S. gold is pledged as collateral for multiple financial obligations. If portions of the gold are “spoken for” in various financial transactions, it becomes increasingly difficult to ascertain the true state of the reserves.

The Impact of a Gold Revaluation:
Currently, the U.S. Treasury values its gold at a mere $42.22 per ounce—a figure that’s far below the market value of $2,950. Should the government revalue gold at current market prices, or even higher, it could be a game-changer for the financial system, the U.S. Treasury’s balance sheet and anyone who owns gold.

The Potential Fallout:
Should an audit uncover discrepancies—whether it’s missing gold, rehypothecated, or outdated valuations—the effects could be seismic. The market could face a massive crisis of confidence in the U.S. dollar and gold prices could soar.

What’s Next?

No matter what happens with Fort Knox, one thing is clear: The outcome of a potential audit could trigger a massive surge in demand for gold. Whether it’s a public loss of confidence in the U.S. dollar, massive gold transfers, or a government-led revaluation of the metal, gold could see its price explode.

Secure Your Wealth Today With the potential for major shifts in the global financial landscape, now is the time to act. Call Lear Capital today at 800-920-8371 or CLICK HERE to learn how you can protect your portfolio with gold and silver.

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