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"Reminiscent of the '70s" - Billionaire Fears Inflation

Christina Grieves | Senior Managing Editor | The Oxford Club

Sam Zell is the kind of bootstrap billionaire you can't help but be fascinated by...

As a kid in Chicago in the '50s, he'd buy Playboy magazines and sell them to his neighbors at a 600% markup.
By the time he was in his 20s in the 1960s, he was becoming an absolute real estate legend.
He founded one of the largest real estate investment trusts (REITs) in the world and sold it for $39 billion.
He's one of Forbes' 100 Greatest Living Business Minds.

It pays to follow this guy.

And you know what he's buying?

Gold.

He fears inflation... and rightfully so.

He told Bloomberg reporters the current situation reminds him of the '70s.

With the Fed printing trillions upon trillions to combat the "coronavirus economy"... you better believe there's going to be a rise in inflation.

That's why it's vital you find out the details on our #1 gold play (it's just $10 a share!).

And unlike with traditional gold miners and stocks, all the gold is already above ground.

The company is in perfect position to launch from $10 a share.

Sincerely,

Christina

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