“I’ve got two recommendations for you, and they’re equally important: How much to invest. And where to invest.”
Jim Rickards is a lawyer, economist, investment banker and a bestselling author of several books on financial markets and monetary policy, including “Currency Wars” and “The Death of Money.” His work focuses on systemic financial risks, currency instability, and warnings about potential collapse of the international monetary system.
Jim Rickards here. Glad you made it.
You probably already know that I recommend 10% of your net worth should be in physical gold and silver. But that’s the minimum.
I believe the world will look much different in the years to come than it does today. And real, physical gold should act like bedrock for your portfolio… stable, inflation-proof, and not subject to the whims of governments or banks.
My research indicates that gold will be $27,000 per ounce in the near future. That’s why I believe a larger percentage of physical gold and silver may be more appropriate for you.
Whether you agree with me or not on your allocation, I urge you to click below and get my allocation “cheat sheet.” It has specific recommendations for what to purchase based on your investable assets.
It’s a short document, but it’s a great place to start the conversation with Hard Assets Alliance.
That brings me to my second recommendation.
My #1 choice for investing in physical gold and silver is Hard Assets Alliance.
Their aim is to provide the best, most versatile, secure, and cost-efficient service available. Serving you, the gold and silver investor, not a salesman earning high commissions. This is a huge advantage for you and me when it comes to buying and selling precious metals.
They have just about every service and account type you could imagine, and they make investing in gold and silver simple, and secure.
After you review my Allocation Cheat Sheet, give Hard Assets Alliance a call or set up an account online. You’ll be glad you did.
Jim Rickards
P.S. Just a reminder, I kept the Cheat Sheet super short, because the most important thing is that you get your account set up and start protecting your wealth with investments that are aligned with your personal circumstances.