 Dear Investment U Reader,
For the last four years, central banks have been stockpiling gold by the tons... Increasing their holdings by 1,177 tons since 2011.
These whales are rapidly eating up the worldwide gold supply.
But there's a big upside...
All this pressure on the gold market has created what could be the greatest gold arbitrage play of the century.
It involves the world's richest country - which actually has an excess of gold reserves.
It's currently selling a portion of these reserves, which could be used to finance important changes to its high-tech infrastructure.
And here's the benefit for you...
We've put together a presentation for how regular investors can claim rights to this gold for only $287 per ounce.
Just click here to see all the details.
Sincerely,
Andrew Snyder
Editorial Director, The Oxford Club
P.S. Remember, with central banks buying gold by the thousands of tons, the opportunity to find gold this cheap won't last long. Click here.
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