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Here's how President Trump is shaping our investment landscape:
And by the time he left office just four years later, gold had surged to $1,839 per ounce.
Fast forward to today, and gold's price started surging again to new record highs as soon as President Trump took office for the second time and is using the same tactics he employed in his first term.
President Trump used 2 tactics during his first term – interest rate cuts and tariffs.
First, Trump pressured the Federal Reserve to cut rates from 3% to nearly zero…
When interest rates drop, the dollar takes a hit…
And banks, hedge funds, and institutions rush to offload their stocks and bonds into “safe-haven” assets that aren't tied to the dollar - like gold.
Second, Trump's America First tariffs sent foreign central banks scrambling to protect themselves.
Why?
Because tariffs hit foreign economies where it hurts most - their exports.
And when American demand drops, it can send entire nations into recession.
Now, Trump is using a page from the same playbook, employing tariffs and publicly “demanding” deeper rate cuts from the Fed.
And the result?
Gold has broken another record high in 2025 and is on the rise.
In fact, there is such a historical rush for physical gold that a global shortage is forming, as Wall Street and global banks are scrambling to get their hands on as much gold as possible to prepare for the tariffs coming.
The Financial Times is already warning of shortages:
And if history is any indicator, experts believe we could be looking at $4,000 for an ounce of gold… an ex-CIA advisor predicts we'll even see gold hit $10,000.
In fact, the question may not be whether you should get gold, but if you do it while it is still available...
Inside this guide, we reveal exactly how to transfer a portion of your 401(k) or IRA into physical gold completely TAX-FREE and PENALTY-FREE.
But you must act now.
Because if the Fed starts cutting rates on its next March 18 meeting, getting into gold may no longer be as easy - or affordable.