Jimmy Mengel,
Director of Customer Experience
Oct. 24, 2025
It’s never easy to start a business. It takes vision, talent and – most importantly – a big chunk of cash.
While most fledgling businesses can take out a loan from a bank at a fixed interest rate, that rate depends on the business you’re starting and how risky it is for a bank to lend that capital.
If you are opening up a predictable and steady business like, say, a dental practice, you’ll likely cruise right through the business loan process.
However, if you want to open up a risky business like a hip new brick-and-mortor pasta spot crowded between a dozen other restaurants in Little Italy, you may run into a financing brick wall.
Now back in the day, many restaurateurs were so desperate for funding that they would make a deal with the devil and meet with a mobster loan shark to get their business up and running. Sure, the goons would put down the payment for you to get cooking, but each and every week they would send over a heavy to squeeze out a pizzo – a heavy portion of your profits.
God help you if you weren’t selling enough rigatoni al segreto that week. Broken legs are not a good longterm plan for any businessman…
Thankfully in the world we invest in – mining – there is a wonderful partnership available that not only funds mining operations, but distributes the wealth and riches once the mine starts churning about gold or silver.
The best part for you and I is that we as retail investors can put our hat into the ring and cash in along with both the financier and the mine.
It’s an arrangement that we call “Gold Scripts.”
Allow me to explain…
If you’ve been reading these pages you are quite aware that we stake most of our claims in the junior mining market – specifically in the gold space. It’s paid off handsomely as gold has hit all-time highs this year and is already projected to blast through the current high and beyond heading into 2026.
If you’re like 99% of investors, your gold exposure is either in physical bullion, gold ETFs or mining stocks themselves.
All of those vehicles would have been great wealth drivers this year. But there is one that has constantly blown those returns out of the water.
These are the “Gold Scripts” I mentioned above. They aren’t mining stocks, physical gold bars, coins or ETFs.
These scripts are a special agreement between two companies. On one side, you have a gold mining company that needs money. Due to the difficult nature of mining precious metals from the depths of the earth, mining companies always need money.
Maybe they want to expand production...
Or develop a new mine...
Or pay off debt.
But many banks deem these projects too risky and won't lend to them.
Now, the company could raise it themselves by selling stock but that can dilute existing shareholders’ stakes.
So they turn to Gold Scripts instead.
Here's how it works...
The mining company gets cash upfront. In exchange, they agree to sell gold at a steep discount — I’ve seen as high as an 80% discount depending on the company.
That agreement is locked in no matter how high gold prices go. As an investor, you can lock in the same deal for yourself and profit alongside both companies at the same discounted rate. As gold rises like it has this year, your percentage of profit rises along with it.
You also can profit more than if you’d invested in a mining company. In fact many of these Gold Script companies have done far better during both the ups and downs of the precious metals market.
Have a look:
And that doesn’t include the dividends that all of these unique companies pay. Good luck finding solid dividend payments from any of your junior mining stocks.
If you haven’t heard of these investments before, you aren’t alone. After all, they represent less than 0.1% of the companies on the stock market. In fact, the very first company of its kind was launched back in 1986.
In a groundbreaking move – literally and figuratively – gold exploration company Franco-Nevada (NYSE:FNV) made a $2 million investment into Western States Minerals’ Goldstrike. Western was developing a small heap-leach mine in Nevada and Franco-Nevada agreed to lend them the cash in exchange for a 4 percent share of revenues collected from the mine.
Franco-Nevada locked itself into what became one of the largest gold mineral resources in the world with low overhead while avoiding future costs associated with the growth and maintenance.
It worked like a charm: Western States was sold that year to Barrick Gold and the royalties have since earned Franco-Nevada more than $1 billion.
Wouldn’t an investment like that put a golden shine on your portfolio?
Now, there are only a few companies that operate in this space today. Our own Nick Hodge knows them all well, and has just released his top pick for the most profitable Gold Script company heading into 2026.
It’s a company that is trading under a dollar right now. But it certainly won’t be for long, as gold continues to sniff new records each and every day.
If gold hits $5,000, this Gold Script could reach $5.
If gold hits $10,000, it could reach $10.
And if analysts like Jim Rickards and Doug Casey are right and gold really soars past $15,000, this single Gold Script could soar to $15 or higher.
That would turn every $10,000 invested into $150,000.
And all you have to do is read the script…
Godspeed,
Jimmy Mengel
Director of Customer Experience, Daily Profit Cycle