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Jason Hamlin – Correction Is Ending: Gold And Miners To Go Higher

April 3, 2014

We hadn’t spoken with Jason Hamlin of Gold Stock Bull Investment Strategies in a while. He sees a golden era ahead for the precious metals and the miners too. Prices for any commodity can’t stay below the price of production for an extended period of time and that’s certainly the case for gold and silver. Combine this with the exploding demand for the physical metals and you’ve got a recipe for increasing prices ahead. We also discussed bitcoin and what it means for fiat currencies in the future. Jason believes that bitcoin’s future is bright and now’s a good time to get involved.

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