Imagine being able to buy Berkshire Hathaway (BRK/A) for $11… just to clarify, Berkshire Hathaway stock is worth over a quarter of a million dollars per share.
Here’s your once in a lifetime opportunity to do something very similar to that.
They’re calling this investor the ‘Buffett of Gold’ and he’s handing you an opportunity that you don’t want to miss out on.
For $11 a share, this opportunity can’t be overlooked…
As you know, Warren Buffett is the CEO of investing giant Berkshire Hathaway.
Berkshire Hathaway shares are split into two classes: Class A (BRK/A), which is currently around $255,500 per share, and Class B (BRK/B), which is around $169 per share.
The lowest you would’ve ever been able to purchase a single Berkshire Hathaway share for was in 1996 when the Class B shares were trading around $20.
This new opportunity I’m presenting hands you the chance to ride the coattails of the ‘Buffett of Gold’ for $11 per share.
So, how exactly do you do that?
U.S. Global investors’ CEO Frank Holmes recently launched a new gold index that’s going to rock the precious metals market like never before.
He’s been called the ‘Buffett of Gold’ for a very specific reason—his company’s new gold mining and production index: the U.S. Global GO GOLD and Precious Metal Miners ETF (GOAU).
Let me explain.
Before this new ETF was available to the public, you could invest in gold miners in a few ways.
The biggest gold miner ETFs you could buy were: SPDR Gold Shares (GLD), the VanEck Vectors Gold Miners ETF (GDX), and the VanEck Vectors Junior Gold Miners ETF (GDXJ).
These ETFs hold gold mining and production companies based on their market value.
But the ‘Buffett of Gold’ just changed the game.
GOAU uses a different model for the companies it invests in, and that’s why it’s so important for you to understand how big of an opportunity this is.
Instead of using market value to evaluate potential investments, GOAU invests in companies based on various fundamentals.
It screens for companies that meet several criteria:
- a proven track record of profitability even when precious metals prices are down
- strong balance sheets and attractive portfolios of active mines
- highest revenue per employee
- do not rely primarily on debt to finance their business
When talking about the new fund, Holmes said, “GOAU can scoop up quality stocks that headline news is knocking down. We recognize that there are undervalued companies that offer incredible opportunities for investors.”
The fact that Holmes and his analysts pay so much attention to the various factors of potential investments makes him one of the only hands-on ETF managers in the gold industry.
That’s exactly what makes people compare him to Warren Buffett.
As I said, GOAU is currently trading around $11 per share, and even though it’s only been public for less than a month, it’s very possible that we’ll see this chart shape up very nicely in the near future.
GOAU could be worth over 10 times its currently value before you know it.
