A New Way To Play Gold’s Record Run

The stock market is on unstable footing. Amid slipping consumer sentiment and ominous forecasts from mega-cap companies, a lot of investors are worried US equities’ record run may be in the rearview.

However, one asset’s record run might just be getting started.

Gold hit another all-time high on Monday, as it draws ever nearer to the $3,000 mark.

With the broader market looking increasingly uncertain, the safe haven precious metal could only get more appealing.

But not everyone has $3,000 to invest — no matter how surefire the bet may seem.

That is where First Nordic Metals (OTC: FNMCF) comes in.

This small-cap company could offer premium exposure to gold at a discount price.

FNMCF will carry out one of Europe’s largest exploration drill programs in 2025 — just in time to capitalize on surging demand for gold.

The Barsele Project is tapping into the biggest gold deposit in Sweden. The hotspot in the Gold Line Belt contains 2.4 million ounces of gold in indicated and inferred resources — and immense upside potential for whoever taps it.

Barsele is in the resource stage, but FNMCF already broke ground on its 100%-owned Nippas target in the same area. All in all, the company claims a whopping 2.7 million ounces of combined gold resources, which seem to be growing in value by the day.

Market shocks are coming from all sides these days. Investors could sleep a lot more soundly if their portfolios looked like Fort Knox.

Click to read more reasons why FNMCF may be one of the biggest opportunities to go under the radar in the gold boom.

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