Could Gold Hit $1900 In 2019 ……

May 2, 2019
By Dudley Pierce Baker

$1900 gold this year would exceed the wildest imagination of most investors.

I do think gold will exceed $1900 in the next two years or so, but this year?

In the article I shared with you this morning from Gold Switzerland, they do see the possibility of Gold at $1900 THIS YEAR (2019).

“… So the only short term method to predict gold’s next move is looking at gold’s technical picture. This tells us that gold is now in the finishing stages of a corrective move. Once the correction is over and gold breaks the Maginot Line at $1,350, we will see a quick move to $1,600. I would not be surprised to see gold making new highs in 2019 against the dollar, above $1,920. The next move up could start as soon as in the next 2-3 weeks. Possibly, but less likely is that the move starts August – September….”

When gold starts to climb to $1500, $1600, $1700, $1800 and $1900 and more, you must know that virtually all resource shares and warrants will be on fire and rising hundreds but probably thousands of percent. Even those dogs and cats which you think are worthless will probably come back to life.

Ten baggers, (1,000% or more) will be common place and stock warrants trading on those shares will be 2 times, 3 times or more than just ten baggers. I realize this sounds crazy to you, but this is what is coming and coming soon.

This is not the time for resource investors to be shy or timid, you should already be invested at these low prices but if not, you must get started now and I mean today.

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Dudley

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