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The biggest gold rush in world history has just begun.
It will be remembered as the most lucrative gold event ever.
But this gold rush will be different than any of its predecessors.
It won't take place on a remote desert plateau... or in a frontier mountain range. And you don't need to be a grizzled prospector to get in on the action, I promise you.
No, the biggest gold rush in history is about to take place on Wall Street.
And what that means to you should be clear...
It is the Best Time to Buy Gold
We have just entered the final and most profitable stage of the gold bull market.
During this stage, speculative mania buying will curve gold prices higher into a blistering parabolic spike.
It's happened before.
In the final stage of the 1970s gold bull market, gold prices swung 750% higher!
Speculative mania buying ultimately pushed gold prices 2,329% higher in the bull market of the 70s. A $5K investment turned into $116,450.
The speculative mania buying stage of today's gold bull market is just getting started.
All investor classes—from massive central banks to gold bugs who buy bullion on eBay—are beginning to buy more gold at a faster rate than ever.
As a result, the gold market now has a colossal supply/demand deficit. Just look at the numbers...
During the third-quarter of this year, world gold demand increased over 50% to 1,155 tonnes compared to the previous quarter. In dollar terms, it rose to $31.8 billion, an all-time record high. Driving this was investment demand, which increased a staggering 179% over the second-quarter.
But while demand is soaring...
Gold Supplies are Plummeting
That's right. The world's gold supply dropped 64% year-on-year to 858 tonnes.
As a result, the gold market was left with a massive 10.5 million ounce deficit. This deficit was worth $8.5 billion and was the largest supply/demand deficit since the gold bull market of the 70s.
With hundreds of mines shutting down around the world as the global economic crisis continues to squeeze development budgets, we will see further declines in the world supply of gold, and further tightening of the market.
At the same time, world gold demand will continue to break records, as more and more investors move into the metal for profit... and as a hedge against financial catastrophe. Even right now...
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One research analyst has perfected a strategy for getting even with Wall Street - and raking in double- and triple-digit returns every time one of Wall Street's "Titans" crumbles down to earth. He made 927% in just two months with this strategy... but he's just getting warmed up.
The Level of Gold Buying in the Market is Unprecedented
I don't need to remind you that gold demand is going through the roof.
Thing is, in addition to being editor of Gold World and investment director of the Mining Speculator, I've been an independent authorized bullion dealer for the past 10 years with my company, AmeriGold.
Right now, as I write this letter to you, I can hear the phones ringing off the hook. Everyone wants the same thing: To buy gold!
But there's a problem. A big problem.
For the past several weeks, bullion dealers around the world, including myself, have been restricted in how much gold we can order from our distributors. The distributors are allocating gold orders to dealers because the mints have had to significantly cut back on—and even completely halt—production of gold bars and coins due to boisterous demand and the shortage of supplies that I just mentioned.
As a result, it has become very difficult—sometimes impossible—for bullion dealers like AmeriGold to fill all customer orders because of the veracious appetite for gold in the market.
In fact, when I receive new inventory, it's out the door the next day.
Back in March, when gold prices climbed over $1,000 an ounce, the business was about 70% buyers and 30% sellers.
Now, it's 99% buyers and 1% sellers. People are buying whatever is available.
All this is clear indication to me that the speculative mania buying stage of today's gold bull market has begun.
Once this final stage of the bull market plays itself out, I expect gold prices to be in the $3,000 to $5,000 range, maybe higher.
That means you need to buy gold now while prices are still below $800 an ounce. Now, here it is...
How You Can Buy Gold Below Market Prices
I am now offering a special, limited-time discount on gold bars and coins purchased from AmeriGold.
Here's how it works:
- 1.25% discount on gold orders between $5,000 and $9,999
- 1.5% discount on gold orders between $10,000 and $24,999
- 2% discount on gold orders between $25,000 and $50,000
This is an offer you won't find anywhere, especially right now.
In addition to the discount, I will also put your name at the top of my customer list. This way you'll get first dibs on available bullion.
All you have to do to get the special discount and secure your spot on the customer list is take a risk-free $25 trial of my Mining Speculator advisory service.
Why Mining Speculator Is a Must-Buy in this Market
Mining Speculator isn't your normal investment advisory service. It is, however, the definitive resource for investors seeking profits and protection in a gold and precious metal bull market.
It's where investors burned by the financial crisis are now turning as a safe-haven alternative to the agenda-guided mainstream financial media.
I tell you what to buy, when to sell, and when to hold... so you can enjoy the greatest gains in the easiest possible manner. During the precious metals bull market of 2001 - 2007, I gave subscribers an average return of 212% across all of my stock picks.
Once the gold bull market resumes, I plan to give my readers those same gains.
And, right now, for as little as $25, you can begin getting the Mining Speculator advisory, plus receive a special discount on gold purchased from AmeriGold, and be placed at the front of the list of buyers.
Remember, this is a limited-time offer. I can only extend this special discount to new Mining Speculator subscribers until December 31, 2008. So I urge you to act now.
I cannot emphasize this enough. You need to have gold in your portfolio. And with this kind of offer, there's no reason not to buy gold right now.
All you have to do it click here to get started.
To safe, prosperous investing,
Greg McCoach
Editor, Gold World
Investment Director, Mining Speculator
P.S. It's simple, really. Demand is soaring. Supplies are plummeting. And if you don't buy gold now, you may not get the chance to later. To get your limited-time discount on physical gold, plus access to our portfolio of incredibly bargain-priced junior gold stocks, simply follow this link.
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