Gold, just like silver, is a form of investment that stands for wealth, prosperity and power. It serves as a hedge and as a nest egg. And it has fascinated people for thousands of years. Gold and silver are particularly sought after in times of crisis. Gold has proven to be a stable investment. Paper currencies, on the other hand, come and go. Today, in times of money printing, immense debt accumulation and the global Corona crisis, gold and silver are very much in the spotlight.

When inflation is high, the value of gold rises, according to historical observation. The current high inflation should, if you believe the central banks, only be of a temporary nature. Presumably this is still preventing the gold price from finally breaking out to the upside. But a start has been made with the recent jump above the 1,800 US dollar mark. However, many voices see inflation as longer-term. Patient investors could perhaps expect a reward if the central banks’ view turns out to be wrong.

When the gold standard (Bretton Woods) was abolished, it was seen as a liberation. But since then, the world has become increasingly dependent on financial markets and decision-makers. Because gold offers protection against uncertainty, loss of value and risk, it is a long-lasting constant without which there should be no well-diversified portfolio. To gain leverage on a rising gold price, shares in gold companies should not be ignored. Aguila American Gold or Canagold appear promising.

On the Wusa gold project of Aguila American Gold – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XkYjo1T4diE – in Oregon (almost 70,000 hectares of land) the gates were closed for almost 150 years. Now it is accessible to the company.

Canagold – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZMT6gNJXDz4 – is currently scoring excellent drill results (up to 11.1 grams of gold per ton of rock) at its New Polaris gold mine in British Columbia.

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