Even Jamie Dimon Sees It Coming

Dear Reader,

Jamie Dimon doesn't like gold.

He's the CEO of JPMorgan. A Wall Street titan. A defender of the fiat system.

For months, he's been saying gold is in a bubble. A frothy sphere ready to pop.

But this week? He changed his tune.

He admitted gold "could easily go to $5,000, $10,000 in environments like this."

He called it "semi-rational" to own gold now.

Semi-rational. That's progress for a guy like Dimon.

But here's the truth. Gold isn't semi-rational. It's completely rational.

And $10,000? That's just the beginning.

The Math Doesn't Lie

Jim Rickards is a gold authority. He wrote "The New Case for Gold."

I respect Jim. He doesn't speculate. He doesn't guess. He uses hard mathematics.

And the math says gold can hit $15,000. Maybe higher.

Here's why.

Gold has had two major bull markets.

The first ran from August 1971 to January 1980. Gold went up 2,200% in 9.4 years.

The second ran from August 1999 to August 2011. Gold went up 670% in 12 years.

Take the average of those two bull markets. You get a 1,435% gain over 10.7 years.

Gold's third bull market started in December 2015 at $1,050 per ounce.

Today? Gold is at $4,200. That's a 300% gain in under ten years.

It's lagging. Way behind the first two bull markets.

If gold hits the 1,435% average, it goes to $15,070 per ounce.

That's not speculation. That's mathematics.

The Compounding Effect

People hear $15,000 gold and they scoff.

They think it's impossible. Too far. Too fast.

But they don't understand the math.

Moving from $2,000 to $3,000 is a 50% increase. That's a heavy lift.

Moving from $3,000 to $4,000 is a 33% increase. Still significant.

Moving from $4,000 to $5,000 is a 25% increase.

Notice the pattern? Each jump is $1,000. But the percentage drops.

That's because the starting point is higher. Each $1,000 jump becomes easier.

It's like compounding interest.

A 10% return on $100 gives you $10. A 10% return on $1,000,000 gives you $100,000.

Same percentage. Different result.

Moving from $2,000 to $3,000 percentage-wise equals moving from $10,000 to $15,000.

And here's the kicker. Moving from $14,000 to $15,000 is only a 7% gain.

Gold can move 1% in a single day. Sometimes 2% or more.

At higher prices, those $1,000 jumps get easier and easier.

Why This Matters Now

For thirty years, I've been saying gold is real money.

The neo-Marxists and globalist backers have been fighting me. They want you in fiat currency. In their rigged system.

But now? Even Jamie Dimon admits gold could hit $10,000.

Ray Dalio says gold is money, not a metal. He recommends 10-15% of your portfolio in gold.

Central banks are buying gold at record levels. The BRICS nations are dumping dollars for gold.

The shift is happening. The evidence is overwhelming.

And the math says we're only at the beginning of this bull market.

No Guarantees, But...

Jim Rickards is honest. He admits there are no guarantees.

Gold's bull market could end at any time. Actual gains could run ahead or behind his projection.

But his forecast is based on tools and models that have proved accurate in many other contexts.

Unlike the Federal Reserve's tools and models. Those yield nothing but botchwork.

The Fed can't be trusted. Their forecasts are worthless.

But Jim's math? That I trust.

And here's the thing. The Fed's tools and models don't forecast $15,000 gold.

For that precise reason, I believe it's possible.

The Choice Is Yours

Jamie Dimon went from calling gold buyers irrational to semi-rational.

Maybe next he'll call them rational. Maybe he'll call them smart.

But you don't need to wait for Jamie Dimon's approval.

The math is clear. The history is clear. The shift is happening.

Gold started this bull market at $1,050. It's at $4,200 now. It's lagging the historical average by a massive margin.

If it catches up—and history says it will—we're looking at $15,000 gold.

Maybe higher. Maybe sooner than you think.

For a decade, I've been fighting to get people financially educated. To help them see through the lies.

The fiat system is collapsing. The GRUNCH is unraveling. The great unraveling is here.

Gold isn't semi-rational. It's essential.

And if you're not positioned for this, you're going to get left behind.

Take care.

Kiyosaki Unsensored

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