| Hello 10th Man Reader, “Here’s why gold might die out as an investment” was an actual headline MarketWatch ran on August 15, 2018. Gold dipped as low as $1,176.50 the next day and hasn’t fallen below that level since. 
Media headlines tend to be a great contra-indicator, mainly because journalists report on what is happening right now. And usually when something is getting the most attention, that is the time to go the other way. This is (one of the reasons) why you subscribe to independent research and don’t rely on media reporting. Anyway, gold has climbed a lot since August 15, 2018, but that doesn’t mean you’ve missed out—as some of you have asked. - First of all, precious metals are still kind of an embarrassing trade, so the indicator I talked about above still applies. We are still going the other way.
- And second, the trend for gold (and other precious metals) is going to continue for a long time. We are only in the first innings of this.
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P.S. In The 10th Man 5 survey, an overwhelming majority of you cited “politics” as the factor you’re most worried about. Well, if you think we’re going to keep pushing to extremes, and that the Fed is no longer independent, there is one trade and one trade only: gold. It’s pretty great for us that right now, there are a whole pile of other catalysts pointing to gold and precious metals, too. Check them out here. | 