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| SPONSORED MESSAGE Goldline has an offer you can’t refuse—or shouldn’t.
There is a special offer at the end of this email! (Scroll down past the market information if that’s all you’re interested in!) There are a few trillion reasons to buy gold right now, and why I buy gold from Goldline (think infrastructure package, Covid stimulus funds and reckless government spending).
We could be at the crossroads of the most important time for precious metals following the most historic economic time in our country’s history. Kudos to you for listening and being in tune with our current market predicaments.
Never before has so much cash been printed, seemingly out of thin air, in such a short period of time, and never before has the US Dollar been under so much pressure with its standing as the world’s reserve currency being so fragile at the same time.
A few things to think about if you’re considering acquiring your first, or additional, precious metals for your portfolio: Larry Summers Repeats Inflation Fears As Biden Preps New Spending Plan (Business Insider) The overall sustained and consistent devaluation of the US Dollar has historically been positive for gold prices. “A weaker dollar may be good for the government (and other borrowers, too) because it makes debt payments more manageable. But it’s bad for cash savers, consumers, wage earners, and retires on a fixed income. Currency weakness makes everything more expensive. . . . Gold is basing out and could be gearing up for a fresh, significant leg higher that could see it reach $3,000.00 or higher within a couple years.” Rising debt means a weaker Dollar (FXStreet) China recently launched their own national Cryptocurrency and experts are warning that it, and Bitcoin may be used as financial weapons against the United States and our allies. “I do wonder whether if at this point Bitcoin should also be thought of in part as a Chinese financial weapon against the U.S.” Peter Thiel calls Bitcoin 'Chinese financial weapon', urges US to tighten rules on crypto (Republic) 2020 proved to be a year of record demand for precious metals; both gold and silver. This trend has continued into 2021 as “the demand for precious metals soared in 2020 as global investors stockpiled gold and silver, among other metals, during the Covid-19 pandemic in order to safeguard their assets.” Why 2021 Market Volatility May Make Precious Metals Like Gold & Silver More Appealing To Investors (PR Newswire) There has been a recent consolidation in gold market pricing. As recently as August 2020, gold was hovering around $2,050.00 per ounce and has scaled all the way back to $1,760 as of the time of this email. The age-old adage of buy low and sell high is time-tested and, based on where prices were less than a year ago, you’d be buying in low if you bought in now. Is that ever a bad idea? “As for how high prices may go this year . . . it’s fairly possible that gold can move back toward $2,000 an ounce in the course of the year.” Why gold’s biggest quarterly drop in 4 years doesn’t mark the end of its bull cycle (MarketWatch) As if there weren’t already enough reasons to get involved, Goldline is including the following special offer: Goldline has decided to celebrate Memorial Week.
In honor of our veterans, Goldline is sending a free 1-ounce, pure silver, lady liberty silver round with every order placed this week.
No additional cost to you—and both new and existing clients are eligible!
Additionally, Goldline will send you 2 free 1-ounce, pure silver, lady liberty silver rounds with every self-directed IRA order placed (or application submitted) this week! LEARN MOREDon’t miss out on this opportunity—you’ve only got a couple days left! To qualify you must call Goldline this week at 1-800-827-4653 and specifically mention this offer.
It is only good while supplies last and inventories are limited, so don’t wait.
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