Gold prices scored their best weekly gain in three months, with prices of the yellow metal breaking above the $1,900-mark for the first time since September 2011 on Friday. Gold prices finished at 8-year highs and continue to accelerate higher.

The $2,000 mark for gold will be very easily broken. They have climbed by around 50% since the summer of 2018 when the metal bottomed under $1,200 an ounce. The yellow metal also has climbed around $400 an ounce from March’s COVID-19 crash, its steepest 17-week gain since the very tops of September 2011 and before that January 1980.

Gold will keep going well beyond $2,000 with so much money printing across the globe devaluing currencies. Gold is the real money, and it has been proven after government invasions of countries to steal their gold and central banks buying records amounts of gold. Gold represents the only real tangible thing left in a sea of funny money, digital numbers, and a world crushed by debt and bad decisions.

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