Chris Curl,
Editor
Oct. 23, 2025
With gold’s recent surge you’re probably wondering: should I buy gold mining stocks, ETFs, or physical bullion?
And while everyone is deliberating, a small circle of investors has been making a very different kind of move… one that’s quietly outperformed everything else in past bull markets.
They’re investing in something called “Gold Scripts.”
Never heard of them? That’s not surprising.
They make up less than 0.1% of public companies. Wall Street doesn’t talk about them. CNBC won’t cover them. Even most die-hard gold investors don’t really get what they are.
And that’s exactly why they’ve been so lucrative.
During the last major gold bull market (2001–2011), gold itself went up 660%. That’s huge—$100,000 became $760,000.
But mining stocks? Not nearly as impressive. Newmont Mining (NYSE: NEM) only managed about 200%. Barrick Gold (NYSE: B) struggled with costs, strikes, and delays—the usual headaches of running a mine.
Meanwhile, the Gold Script companies absolutely exploded.
One jumped 3,400%. Another 2,100%. Several others crossed the 1,000% mark.
The pattern was clear: while regular gold plays rode the wave, Gold Scripts multiplied it.
So what are they?
Think of them as gold’s ultimate leverage—without the risks that come with digging it out of the ground.
Here’s how they work:
When a mining company needs cash to expand or pay off debt, banks won’t lend—it’s too risky. Selling more stock dilutes shareholders. So instead, they strike a deal with a Gold Script company.
In exchange for upfront cash, the miner gives the Gold Script holder the right to buy gold at a massive discount—sometimes 70–80% below market price—for as long as the mine produces.
It’s a win-win:
- The miner gets cash without taking on debt.
- The Gold Script company locks in gold at, say, $700 an ounce, which it can later sell for $3,400.
As gold prices rise, their profits don’t just grow—they explode.
We’re Entering Stage 3—The Mania Phase
Every gold boom follows the same pattern:
- Stage 1: The early believers quietly buy in.
- Stage 2: Institutions, central banks, and billionaires start piling up gold.
- Stage 3: The public finally wakes up. Prices go vertical. Fortunes are made.
Right now, we’re deep in Stage 2.
Central banks are hoarding record amounts of gold—over 1,000 tonnes a year. Nations that ignored gold for decades are now buying hand over fist. Billionaires like John Paulson, Ray Dalio, and even former skeptic Sam Zell are betting big.
Even Tether (USDT)—the $114 billion stablecoin giant—invested nearly $100 million into Gold Scripts in June 2025.
They can all sense what’s coming.
The January 19 Trigger
This is what could set everything off.
The U.S. debt has just blown past $37 trillion. About $20 trillion of that matures over the next decade—at higher interest rates. Meanwhile, the U.S. still officially values its 8,133 tons of gold at $42.22 per ounce, a number frozen since the 1970s.
If that gold were revalued to $15,000 per ounce, it would instantly create $3.9 trillion in new assets—without printing a single dollar.
It’s not far-fetched. In 1934, Roosevelt did something similar—raising gold’s price 69% overnight. Mining stocks skyrocketed more than 500%.
Now, insiders are whispering about a modern version of that move—a “New Bretton Woods” summit—possibly around January 19. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has even talked about it publicly. The Fed just published a paper on gold revaluation.
Whether it happens on that date or not, the direction is clear.
The Under-$1 Gold Script
There’s one Gold Script we’re watching that’s trading for under $1 right now.
It’s not a speculative startup—it’s backed by real contracts, active mines, and an experienced management team.
In past booms, companies like this have gone up 10x, 20x, even 50x.
If gold hits $5,000, this could reach $5.
If gold hits $10,000, it could hit $10.
And if the U.S. really revalues gold?
The upside could be off the charts.
But here’s the kicker: these plays are already starting to move. Some are up 300%, 500%, even 846% this year.
The train’s leaving the station.
Don’t miss your chance to profit.
Keep coming back,
Chris Curl
Editor, Daily Profit Cycle