Trust and Security – The Lesson From Collapsing Investments

Post 4: Trust and Security 🔒 – The Lesson from Collapsing Investments

Trust is the most important thing. In the previous post, I shared the winning strategy, but what happens in real estate when things go wrong and the deal falls apart? You invest your heart and money, and suddenly the bank collapses, your partner disappears, or the market crashes—will your investment hold up?

This is exactl what happened to investors like Ido, who experienced such a scenario. Watch the short video below to hear his story:

“Even though things didn’t go as expected in the deal, all the so-called worst-case scenarios happened… it didn’t affect me at all. You made sure that our contract continued to function as usual, the money came in on time, completely passively. A true pleasure—the best investment I’ve ever had!”

In real estate, you need trust in a partner you can rely on even when the market changes.

But what if you could build a strategy on an asset that is stable and reliable by itself?

In a world of rapid changes, I build my strategy on the one thing that remains stable: physical gold.

Security that doesn’t depend on a human partner

I have held physical gold myself since 2008, and I understand that there is a huge difference between true ownership and a virtual commitment.

What I love most about this strategy: it gives me absolute confidence.

When I hold a gold bar in a safe, I know that no bank, broker, or partner can tell me, “Sorry, there was a glitch.” I don’t hold a commitment—I hold an asset!

One investor asked me privately why physical gold and not an ETF:

Ownership: With an ETF, you don’t own a specific bar—it’s just a promise. With physical gold, you are the sole, absolute owner.

Risk: ETFs add the risk of the bank, trustee, custodian, or any other player in the chain. In 2008, I already learned this lesson with the largest bank in the Netherlands (ING).

Transparency: (Invest like the “big players”) If central banks, with all their billions and resources, buy tons of physical gold and store it in vaults, why should you buy a promise?

Let’s invest like the big players—in the asset itself. They want the asset, not a promise about it.

Physical gold is not just insurance—it’s the stable, safe way to sleep peacefully in a changing world.

Over the past month, gold has surged significantly. I know you don’t want to pay more tomorrow than you can pay today. ⚡

In the next post, I’ll share a limited-time special offer that allows you to lock in the gold price before it reaches $4,000 per ounce!!!

Wishing a beneficial fast to those who are fasting, and a sweet signing (G’mar Chatimah Tovah) to everyone else.