Is It Too Late To Buy At The Peak My Analytical Logic For Why Gold Will Reach $10,000

Post 5: Is It Too Late To Buy At The Peak? My Analytical Logic For Why Gold Will Reach $10,000

Dear community,

Gold is breaking records! In the last week of September, gold jumped 3% and reached an all-time high.
The question arises: Did you miss the train, or is this exactly the proof that our strategy works and it’s still early?

This is the point where we reach the “media attention” on Professor Jean-Paul Rodriguez’s famous chart (see image). If it’s correct, the big frenzy is still ahead…

We don’t buy gold for short-term speculation; we buy it as a security anchor, acting like a financial atom bomb. But how high can gold really go?

Here’s the logic behind a $10,000 per ounce gold forecast (link to the video I filmed last July at the bottom of the post):

In 2008, I learned to ask myself: What has changed in the world since the last gold surge in the late 1970s?

1. Lesson from the past: In the last major gold surge (late 1970s), the price jumped from $35 to $850—a 24.3x increase per ounce. (In today’s terms, that’s $1,000 to $24,300 per ounce.)

2. Money printed: Since the 1970s, central banks have printed unprecedented amounts of money.
   Just in the U.S., the money supply (M2) grew from $1.4 trillion to $22 trillion—16 times more money.

3. Gold supply vs. printed money: While the physical gold supply added through mining since 1980 has barely changed (1.1 billion ounces in 1980 vs. 1.6 billion ounces in 2025), the virtual money and private wealth have skyrocketed.
   This means there’s massive purchasing power backed by printed money chasing every ounce of gold.

In simple terms: There is 16 times more money today chasing each ounce of gold!

— Stress Test: What if Gold Falls? —

Clarity in numbers is the best protection. In Post 2, we showed that the strategy produces $4,800 extra return (the difference between 14% yield and 8% loan) on a $100,000 initial investment.

Break-even scenario: For the deal to break even, gold would need to drop 6% tomorrow—enough to wipe out the gain from the NOTES.

The message: Our strategy gives you a 6% safety margin on the gold price!
The fixed yield from the NOTES (the safe channel) covers a slight drop in gold’s price.

We are leveraged on a stable asset, and the loan funds are invested in an income-generating asset (the NOTES) with built-in protection.

Our challenge: How to acquire physical gold at pre-surge prices.

In the next post, I’ll share a special offer allowing you to lock in the current gold price!

Watch the video where I detail the logic behind the $10,000 gold forecast:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7GTVl6FoOIE&list=PL7DQhx4OuPpKApN349OQ_6nkGK1URMVRN&index=10

Tomorrow: All the technical details of leverage and price locking—don’t miss it…