NIA's report that we sent out a few hours ago was strictly focused on showing you why gold has almost no risk of declining in 2022, despite every major bank, every social media influencer, and every CNBC guest being extremely bearish on gold for 2022 making it the world's #1 most hated asset.
We did not discuss gold's upside potential for 2022:
On January 21, 1980, when gold closed at $850 per oz, U.S. M2 Money Supply Per Capita was $6,560. Gold was priced at 12.96% of U.S. M2 Money Supply Per Capita. Based on current U.S. M2 Money Supply Per Capita of $64,575, a return for gold to its all-time high valuation equal to 12.96% of U.S. M2 Money Supply Per Capita would value gold today at $8,368.92 per oz.
On September 6, 2011, when gold closed at $1,895 per oz, U.S. M2 Money Supply Per Capita was $30,392. Gold was priced at 6.24% of U.S. M2 Money Supply Per Capita. Based on current U.S. M2 Money Supply Per Capita of $64,575, a return for gold to its most recent secular bull market high equal to 6.24% of U.S. M2 Money Supply Per Capita would value gold today at $4,029.48 per oz.
On December 30, 1974, when gold closed at $195 per oz, U.S. M2 Money Supply Per Capita was $4,205. Gold was priced at 4.64% of U.S. M2 Money Supply Per Capita. Based on current U.S. M2 Money Supply Per Capita of $64,575, a return for gold to its mid-1970s cyclical bull market high equal to 4.64% of U.S. M2 Money Supply Per Capita would value gold today at $2,996.28 per oz.
On August 6, 2020, when gold closed at $2,067 per oz, U.S. M2 Money Supply Per Capita was $55,534. Gold was priced at 3.72% of U.S. M2 Money Supply Per Capita. Based on current U.S. M2 Money Supply Per Capita of $64,575, a return for gold to its most recent short-term peak equal to 3.72% of U.S. M2 Money Supply Per Capita would value gold today at $2,402.19 per oz.
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