Tom’s Portfolio Frequently Asked Questions – All Your Questions About Tom Dyson’s Project Answered

Tom Dyson's reply: The gold market — especially for metals — does not work like normal markets. The inventory is physical, and much scarcer than stocks. Be patient. Don't overpay. Look for low premiums or dips in price, and buy. Try to buy a certain amount of gold every week. If you put $1,000 into gold a week, for example, within a year, you'll have $50,000 invested. If supplies truly begin to run out, that'll be good news if you own gold! The price will likely skyrocket. But if you can't find physical gold, or want to avoid bullion, there are easier ways to play gold. Just check out my Portfolio, which you'll receive as soon as you activate your membership. It will answer all of your questions about the gold ownership part of the strategy.

A: No. Not at all. Tom is currently recommending 4 trades that have nothing to do with gold. Each has the potential to rise 3x or more, he says. Plus... Tom will continue to look for additional special situation opportunities to play the crisis he's predicting. Keep in mind: This is the same analyst who discovered bitcoin in a chatroom in 2011, before anyone else in our industry. It went on to rise 302,000%, enough to help Tom and his wife buy a beach house. He's constantly on the lookout for new opportunities.

Yes, but not at this exact moment. For now, he only recommends buying the trading plays in his model portfolio... and the stocks in his gold report. The stock buy list is a watchlist. These are the stocks Tom would buy in a heartbeat if the market hits the Magic Dow-Gold Number he follows. The moment stocks are a buy again, these are the stocks Tom will instantly recommend.

Sorry! We're not trying to stress anyone. But the reality is, Tom believes the window to diversify out of the U.S. dollar is rapidly closing. That's why he recommends taking the bulk of your gold position as quickly as you can, along with the secret twist he recommends, which could make you an extra 10 to 50 times your money. Then, when stocks are a screaming buy again, you'll have loads of extra capital to go on a shopping spree.