15/08/2026
IN NINETEEN SEVENTY-ONE ONE OUNCE OF GOLD BOUGHT YOU THIRTY-FIVE DOLLARS.
TODAY IT BUYS YOU FOUR THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED FORTY-TWO.
THAT IS NOT GOLD GOING UP. THAT IS THE DOLLAR TELLING YOU WHAT IT REALLY IS.
Today is August fifteenth.
55 years ago on this exact date, Richard Nixon walked into a television studio and quietly ended the gold standard.
He said it was temporary.
Every American since that night has been paid in paper that is not backed by anything except the belief that other people will accept it.
In 1991, one ounce of gold was worth thirty-five dollars.
This week gold closed at four thousand three hundred forty-two dollars an ounce.
That is one hundred twenty-four times higher.
Read that again.
124 times. That is not gold becoming more valuable.
That is the dollar losing ninety-nine percent of what it used to buy.
My rich dad taught me the day I turned twenty-one. He said:
"Nixon did not devalue the dollar in one night. He revealed that it had already been devalued."
The people who paid attention that August moved into hard assets.
Land. Oil. Mines.
The people who did not pay attention put their savings in a bank account and watched fifty-five years of purchasing power evaporate one percent at a time.
Poor dad said the government would fix it.
Poor dad said Nixon was a temporary problem.
Poor dad is dead now and his savings account bought his family one funeral and half a headstone.
I have been saying the same thing for thirty years.
Everyone talks about buying gold. Everyone knows they should.
Almost nobody actually does.
And of the people who do, ninety-nine percent buy a coin at a coin shop or a paper certificate from an ETF that may or may not have the gold it says it has.
Rich dad said something the coin dealers do not want you to hear.
He said:
"Everyone talks about buying gold. My rich dad said: buy the mine.
The person who owns the land where the gold is buried gets paid before anyone who buys a coin."
What I have never been able to tell you is how to get inside the ownership of an actual gold mine.
A woman named Devon figured that out.
She built the room.
Inside it is a pre-public offering in a mid-tier gold and silver mining company with real operations in four countries.
Colorado. Ghana. South Africa. Papua New Guinea.
Not a certificate. Not a coin.
Actual ownership of the operation that pulls the metal out of the ground.
Investors coming in now enter at a valuation less than half of the expected public offering price.
The operator has personally discovered six producing mines.
His last project is now worth over nine billion dollars on a major exchange.
This is not buying gold. This is owning the operation that pulls it out of the ground.
A woman named Devon built the room where deals like this actually live. She calls it the Capital Club.
The private round is more than half committed. The next window opens later this month and closes at nearly double the valuation.
The people who are going to be fine already moved.
👇Click the link in the comments and tell them to show you the deals.
Opportunities like this one are small rounds. When they close, they close.
The people who get in early collect the first checks. Everyone else waits for the next one.
👇Click the link in the comments.
