The climb has silently started

Be prepared for this to break out in early 2020

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Editor's Note: We are always interested in providing valuable insights on the financial markets to our readers, even if their views may differ from ours. Below is a piece by J.C. Parets. Dear Subscriber, While the news cycle has been dominated with recession fears… currency wars… and presidential debates… gold has still been silently climbing. And analysts are quickly lining up in agreeance… “Expect gold to break out at least 20%” by early 2020. Because the numbers don’t lie… especially if you’ve been paying attention. Even with the downs of the market, gold has already climbed 25% this year alone and if my prediction is correct -- here’s exactly where it’s headed next. Only savvy investors will be well-positioned to cash in when gold does this. I hope that’s you… J.C. Parets

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