Gold: Now Legal Tender

A strange thing is happening with gold:

BRICS+ nations are frantically buying gold... while big investment banks are short-selling it.

To most Americans, this might not seem like a big deal...

But those who understand the way markets work understand why this is such a big deal. (Here's what it really means.)

So it's no wonder many Wall Street firms believe gold is set for a "breakout rally" in the coming months.

And other analysts believe gold could soon hit $5,000.

But the best way to cash in on this gold frenzy is likely NOT what you think.

This virtually unknown gold strategy has a history of returning 38% per year for nearly 2 decades.

Even during the Great Recession... when the stock market lost 37% in 2008, this approach gained more than 50% -- despite the fact that gold bullion barely moved.

Best of all, you can get into this strategy for just $6.

Sincerely,

A.J. Wiederman

Senior Staff, Stansberry Research

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