Aris Mining Corp (ARMN)

[NYBob]

Gold to the moon - Well not exactly, but expect inflation figures to pop
in the coming months.
Predictions will come in closer to 3.5% mid year.
Gold will benefit because of this.
Not that gold likes high interest rates, but under the surface there is
a storm brewing.
The world will find that the dollar has no clothes, once this happens
gold producers will see their treasuries filled to the brim.
Soon the world will no longer see the dollar as a reserve currency;
then all hell will break loose.
Watch the treasury department start to fund future government operations
with higher rates and you will see what the market will say about that.
And BTW foreign central banks have been buying gold with abandon.
They know something.

GCM has a 180mm EV, and it is on the verge of greatness,
$7 is not out of the question sometime this year.

Read more at
http://www.stockhouse.com/companies/bullboard?symbol=t.gcm&postid=28757911#QDFbqYZRjvQ17lhy.99

Often forgotten, or in some quarters deliberately ignored, gold
performed extraordinarily well in the disinflationary aftermath
of the 2007-2008 financial crisis appreciating from
$650 per ounce in January, 2007 to over $1800 in August, 2011.
The consumer price index, on the other hand, was bumping along either
side of zero and had the potential to evolve to a full deflationary
spiral.
Inflation, in short, was not an issue.
Though gold is generally considered an historically-proven inflation
hedge, it is also an historically-proven disinflation hedge as the post
2007-2008 example demonstrates.
Investors from 2007 on were interested
in gold for its safe-haven characteristics and as a refuge from a
potential full-out financial system breakdown.
One of the great advantages of being a gold owner is that it is an
investment for all seasons protecting its owners against inflation,
disinflation, deflation or hyperinflation.


Gold Prices to be Rising as the Fed Hikes Rates -

https://moneymorning.com/2017/12/15/dont-be-fooled-gold-prices-are-rising-even-as-the-fed-hikes-rates/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+USMoneyMorning+%28Money+Morning%29

Note ....
The gold bull market in the 1970s and 1980s happened
even as the Fed tested record-high interest rates.
The yield on the 30-year Treasury bond rallied sharply
during the late 1970s, eventually topping 15% in 1981.
Gold rallied from about $100 per ounce in 1976
to over $850 per ounce in 1980.

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