Gold had its best start to a new year since 1980:

There are significant supply constraints ahead.

Signs are emerging of higher demand for safes – a place where the interest rate on cash is always zero, no matter what the central bank does.

Today, gold still pays you nothing. But holding bonds now costs you money:

You can see how negative rates matched up with rises in the price of gold until recently:

With the U.S. dollar about to begin a major decline, gold will be a very nice place to be invested!

Some of the highest gold returns of the year have occurred in September, when the Love Trade heats up in India in anticipation of Diwali and the wedding season:

Just as gold jumped 15% in British pounds on the night of the Brexit shocker, we may see something similar occur if an election shocker takes place in the United States.

As wild as it sounds, if gold rises as much as it did previously, it could hit $6,000 to $8,300 per ounce!

“There is certainly nothing wrong with bargain hunting. Bullion investors just need to remember that

when prices are in an uptrend, finding a bargain means not waiting too long to buy.”

--Clint Siegner, Director at Money Metals Exchange

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