With the Strait of Hormuz shut and gold above $5,000, one revaluation move could reshape markets
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 Iran's new Supreme Leader made an announcement that could trigger the largest financial crisis since 2008. "Iran will keep the Strait of Hormuz shut as leverage against the United States." 40% of the world's oil passes through the Strait of Hormuz. It's been effectively closed since the Iran war started. Oil just crossed $100 per barrel. But here's the part that should terrify you: Every oil crisis in modern history has ended the same way. 1973 Oil Crisis: Gold surged from $35 to $200 (571% gain) 1979 Oil Crisis: Gold exploded from $200 to $850 (425% gain) This time is different. This time could be exponentially bigger. The U.S. government has 8,133 tonnes of gold sitting in Fort Knox, valued on the books at $42.22 per ounce. With gold trading above $5,000, that's a $750 billion accounting error. President Trump has the legal authority to fix it with a single signature. When he does, gold wouldn't just rally. It would explode to unprecedented levels. $7,000? $10,000? $15,000? The smart money knows this. They're positioning now, while most Americans are focused on gas prices. That's why I've partnered with American Alternative Assets to bring you The Great Gold Reset. CLAIM YOUR FREE GREAT GOLD RESET REPORT . |
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