Despite gold hitting record highs, most investors still own almost none of it.

Ray Dalio recommends a 5–15% gold allocation. Morgan Stanley says 20%.
The average portfolio manager? Under 2%.

In this video, Alan breaks down what could happen if that starts to change — and the numbers are striking.

JPMorgan estimates gold could reach $8,000–$8,500 per ounce if household allocations rise by just 1.6%. Alan believes even that may be conservative.

With global debt at record highs, geopolitical tensions rising, and gold supply remaining tight, we may still be early in the next major gold bull market.

Watch to see why even a small shift in portfolio allocations could have a massive impact on the gold price.

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