🚨 HUGE FINANCIAL BLUNDER: CANADA SOLD ITS GOLD TOO EARLY 💥🇨🇦
Canada once had over 1,000 tons of gold in the 1960s — but step by step, it sold everything. The sell-off started in 1980 and ended quietly in 2016, when Canada’s gold reserves were reduced to almost zero. The average selling price? Around $120 per ounce. At the time, it looked like a smart, modern move.
Fast forward to today… and the story looks shocking. If Canada had simply held that gold, it would now be worth around $161 billion. While Canada was selling, other central banks were buying — preparing for inflation, currency risk, and global uncertainty.
Now gold is back at the center of global finance, and Canada is left watching from the sidelines. Many experts call it one of the most expensive policy mistakes in history. One big lesson stands out loud and clear: never underestimate gold. 👀🔥
