China is Planning to Shock the World by Pushing the Price of Gold Over $10,000

July 25, 2016

On the heels of the Dow hitting new all-time highs and the U.S. dollar continuing to surge, China is planning to shock the world by pushing the price of gold over $10,000.

(King World News) Stephen Leeb: “Over the past few years, several things have convinced me that China has big plans for gold – plans that would make gold a monetary metal and send its price soaring far higher…

[…] Stephen Leeb continues: “Item number 1: A colleague and I were talking a few years back with a well-connected Chinese national who worked for an American asset management firm, where she was managing director in charge of Chinese investments. She had hoped I could help find investors interested in putting money into Chinese gold mines.

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