The Gold Rush Portfolio

There’s a new threat facing our country – our money, our savings, and our freedom.

A targeted attack is being carried out from the inside of America’s financial system.

What’s coming is 100% certain. Its effects are predictable. And it’s going to have a pronounced impact on the stock market… the financial system… and the lives of every American.

The only question is – will you be prepared?

A new world order is emerging. Power and influence are shifting away from America and toward countries like China.

In some ways, we’re running behind.

But the greatest threat to the dollar is not China or Russia or India. None of those countries are powerful enough to destroy the dollar. Not anytime soon.

The greatest threat is coming from inside the U.S. – from within our own borders.

Editor Nomi Prins calls it the “Fed’s Final Dollar Mandate.”

See, the Federal Reserve has two known “mandates” – two primary objectives that define its existence. These are written into the law.

The first mandate is they’ve got to keep prices under control. And in the second mandate, they aim for what they call “full employment.”

These two mandates have been in place, embedded into the Fed’s mission statement, for almost 50 years. But what most people don’t realize is this…

For the first time since the 1970s, the Fed has effectively added a new mandate.

And it could be the most drastic change to our money and our financial system in history.

As millions of Americans wake up to this new reality, we’ll see money rush into an asset most have ignored for years: gold.

It happened every time the elites changed the rules to preserve their own power – in 1913, 1933, and 1971. This time will be no different.

That’s why, for the first time in her career, Nomi released an entire portfolio of gold recommendations.

At The Gold Rush Portfolio, our mission is to help readers “front-run” the next gold rush.

Along with Chief Analyst Andrey Dashkov, Nomi will show readers how to turn the upheaval to come into a profit opportunity.