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Last week gold hit another RECORD weekly high . Inflation, geopolitical risks, and a wave of major b

Last week gold hit another RECORD weekly high [Katusa Research] Last week gold hit another RECORD weekly high. This is the perfect time to take a few minutes and watch the breakthrough gold interview that has everyone in the sector buzzing… Marin Katusa sat down with Porter Stansberry to pull back the curtain on what’s really happening in the gold market—and why the recent 50% rally is only the beginning. [Watch Now Before the Next Major Gold Move](. Inflation, geopolitical risks, and a wave of major buyouts are setting the stage for the next massive move in gold. If you think the opportunity has passed, you’re dead wrong… Here are just 4 must-know takeaways that could change your entire approach to gold investing (there’s MUCH MORE in the interview and report): 1. Gold Surge: Not Too Late to Profit Gold’s recent 50% rise might have made some investors hesitant, but here’s the truth: we’re only scratching the surface. Marin Katusa sees clear, undeniable signals that this rally is far from over. As inflation drives up mining costs and global reserves run thin, gold isn’t just maintaining momentum—it’s set for an even more aggressive climb. You haven’t missed the boat. In fact, it’s just leaving the dock. 2. Inflation Crushing Mining Margins Even with gold prices near historic highs, miners are struggling to keep margins above water. Inflation is hammering essential costs like labor and equipment, meaning that even record metal prices aren’t translating into record profits. Marin pulls back the curtain to reveal the real numbers: today’s miners are fighting the same margin squeeze they faced a decade ago. So, where’s the opportunity? - Right now—before costs hit a breaking point and gold surges even higher in response. 3. Geopolitical Time Bombs in Mining It’s not just rising costs hurting miners—it’s where the gold is buried. Marin warns that many of the most lucrative deposits are locked in politically unstable regions where governments are constantly raising royalties and imposing more ownership restrictions. That means production is only getting more expensive and more uncertain. The result? Major supply constraints—and when supply tightens, prices rocket. 4. America’s Hidden Gold Rush While everyone’s fixated on risky global projects, Marin has a different focus—America. The U.S. isn’t just a global power; it’s sitting on a wealth of untapped gold reserves. More importantly, the government is backing these critical mineral projects with serious incentives, like grants and loans. This is the next wave of the gold rush, but it’s not happening where you expect. Marin believes the smart money will stay close to home, and the biggest profits will come from those paying attention. [Watch the Full Interview Here]( This is the kind of in-depth analysis you won’t get from mainstream financial media. Regards, Anthony Ford Publisher, Katusa Research Copyright © 2024, Katusa Research, All rights reserved. [PLEASE READ: RETURNS AND TESTIMONIAL DISCLOSURE]( [Contact Us]( | [Privacy]( | [Terms & Conditions]( Details and Disclosures Investing can have large potential rewards, but it can also have large potential risks. You must be aware of the risks and be willing to accept them in order to invest in financial instruments, including stocks, options, and futures. Katusa Research makes every best effort in adhering to publishing exemptions and securities laws. By reading this, you agree to all of the following: You understand this to be an expression of opinions and NOT professional advice. You are solely responsible for the use of any content and hold Katusa Research, and all partners, members, and affiliates harmless in any event or claim. If you purchase anything through a link in this email, you should assume that we have an affiliate relationship with the company providing the product or service that you purchase, and that we will be paid in some way. We recommend that you do your own independent research before purchasing anything. Don’t want these emails? Click [here to unsubscribe]( from this list. Suite 530 - 800 West Pender St, Vancouver, BC V6C2V6, CA

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