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"IG regularly uses Simon for expert coverage of the gold market and enjoy sharing his analysis with IG's clients" Jeremy Naylor - TV Presenter - IG Group
What do you have?
Not enough money
Or
Enough...but you need to protect it
What do you want?
Financial peace of mind - to make a lot of money or protect what you already have - perhaps a bit of both...
Please read this....it could change you life.....
Global debt is spiralling out of control.
To make matters worse, the US are picking a fight with China - their major creditor. If you need to borrow money - would you want to upset your bank?
There's a genuine fear that a recession is not far away.
A recession you say.....that's nothing to worry about.
I thought the same until I listened to CNBC's interview with Jeffrey Gundlach (the "Bond King"). Jeffrey's the CEO of DoubleLine - that manages over US$130 billion. He knows what he's talking about. According to him, the impact of a recession - not a black swan - just a recession, could be turmoil in the debt markets.
Let me be clear on this. If there's problems in the debt markets - there's problems everywhere.
Most people are completely unprepared. Are YOU one of them?
Think about it....what's the only asset you can take anywhere in the World and it's considered very valuable. Anywhere.
The answer is Gold. You can't print it.
Even Bitcoin is depicted as a gold coin - but it's not. We all know that.
How can I help?
Should there be another recession (and simple maths is telling us we're heading that way), what will be your outcome?
Will you be a winner or a loser?
Let's start off with a quick history lesson… this is how gold has performed during financial crises vs the S&P 500 (the US stock market) index:
1976 – 1978:
The S&P 500 fell 19%
Gold climbed 53%
2000 – 2002:
The S&P 500 fell 49%
Gold climbed 12%
2007—2009:
The S&P 500 fell 56%
Gold climbed 25%
NOW....maybe a good time to do something if you want to try and protect what you already have or get into the mining stocks early......even if it's just 1% of your assets.
Central Banks are buying gold at record levels - what do they know that we don't? Take a look at some of the interviews I've done with IG Index.
If you've got no exposure to gold - your portfolio (even if it's really small) could be at serious risk. You could also be missing out on an opportunity to make some serious money.
Most people do nothing until it's too late....please don't be one of them. A bit like getting insurance after the event. In fact, if you're reading this after the event, please don't contact me. I won't be able to help.
What do you have?
Not enough money
Or
Enough...but you need to protect it
What do you want?
Financial peace of mind - to make a lot of money or protect what you already have - perhaps a bit of both...
Please read this....it could change you life.....
Global debt is spiralling out of control.
To make matters worse, the US are picking a fight with China - their major creditor. If you need to borrow money - would you want to upset your bank?
There's a genuine fear that a recession is not far away.
A recession you say.....that's nothing to worry about.
I thought the same until I listened to CNBC's interview with Jeffrey Gundlach (the "Bond King"). Jeffrey's the CEO of DoubleLine - that manages over US$130 billion. He knows what he's talking about. According to him, the impact of a recession - not a black swan - just a recession, could be turmoil in the debt markets.
Let me be clear on this. If there's problems in the debt markets - there's problems everywhere.
Most people are completely unprepared. Are YOU one of them?
Think about it....what's the only asset you can take anywhere in the World and it's considered very valuable. Anywhere.
The answer is Gold. You can't print it.
Even Bitcoin is depicted as a gold coin - but it's not. We all know that.
How can I help?
Should there be another recession (and simple maths is telling us we're heading that way), what will be your outcome?
Will you be a winner or a loser?
Let's start off with a quick history lesson… this is how gold has performed during financial crises vs the S&P 500 (the US stock market) index:
1976 – 1978:
The S&P 500 fell 19%
Gold climbed 53%
2000 – 2002:
The S&P 500 fell 49%
Gold climbed 12%
2007—2009:
The S&P 500 fell 56%
Gold climbed 25%
NOW....maybe a good time to do something if you want to try and protect what you already have or get into the mining stocks early......even if it's just 1% of your assets.
Central Banks are buying gold at record levels - what do they know that we don't? Take a look at some of the interviews I've done with IG Index.
If you've got no exposure to gold - your portfolio (even if it's really small) could be at serious risk. You could also be missing out on an opportunity to make some serious money.
Most people do nothing until it's too late....please don't be one of them. A bit like getting insurance after the event. In fact, if you're reading this after the event, please don't contact me. I won't be able to help.
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The Newsletter is an unregulated product. You must seek professional advice from a qualified professional financial adviser if you are thinking about buying any shares. The newsletter is designed to provide you with ideas you can discuss with your qualified professional financial adviser.
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line or system failure, loss of profit or income. This shall apply even if Brookville Capital, its affiliates, its employees, its subsidiaries or its holding company have been advised of the possibility of such damages, losses or expenses.
Hyperlinks and references to other internet resources are provided and used at the risk of the party accessing this website and your attention is drawn to the fact that the content, accuracy, opinions
expressed, together with other links provided by these resources are not investigated, verified, monitored, or endorsed by Brookville Capital in any manner whatsoever.
It is recorded that Brookville Capital is not a bank and is not in any way subject to banking regulations.
3. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
All of the intellectual property rights including without limitation trademarks, service marks, trade names, copyright and other rights used or embodied in this website are and will remain the sole property of Brookville Capital.
All information and material supplied by Brookville Capital, constitutes part of Brookville Capital’s confidential and proprietary information and no party accessing this website may reproduce, copy or disclose such information without the prior written consent of Brookville Capital. No party accessing this website may attempt to, tamper with, modify, reverse engineer, gain unauthorised access to, or in any way alter any software comprising this website.
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