Everything Zoomer: A Feast for Gold Bugs

Gold at $10,000 an ounce? The author of a new book thinks it may happen sooner rather than later.
Two summers ago, Nick Barisheff and I were sitting outside on a patio, having lunch and talking about his favourite subject: gold. Nick, who knows more about precious metals than anyone else I have met, told me he was writing a book on bullion. Having written a few books myself, I asked what his main premise would be. Boiled down, his reply was that paper money would eventually become worthless, driving the price of gold up to $10,000 an ounce and beyond.
We talked about the book some more and at one point I asked about his working title. I can’t remember his answer but it sounded like an academic thesis.
“Who’s your audience?” I asked. “Is this a book for economists or for everyone?”
“For everyone,” he replied.
“Then give it a title that will say exactly that,” I said. “Why not simply call it ‘$10,000 Gold’? If that doesn’t get attention, I don’t know what will.”
Now $10,000 Gold is a reality. Subtitled Why Gold’s Inevitable Rise is the Investors’ Safe Haven, the book has just been published by John Wiley & Sons Canada Ltd.
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