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Top Gold Mining Stocks Set to Shine Bright by 2030

Get ready to dig into some lucrative gold opportunities! With the experts at "In Gold We Trust" predicting a potential gold price spike to around $5,000 by 2030, smart investing in the right stocks now can pay off big time.

Ronald Stoeferle and Mark Valek of "In Gold We Trust" have made it clear: "The current gold bull market is still in its infant stages. So, it's sensible to invest in performance gold as an additional asset, and shareholders—after a long drought—will reap a bountiful harvest in the coming years," according to these gold gurus Stoeferle and Valek.

But where's the gold at? Let's zero in on some of the finest investments:

Gold Mining Elite

The stock prices of the largest mining operators have begun to reap the benefits of the soaring precious metal prices. The shares of large gold producers have boosted more than the gold price since the start of the year.

Newmont has clinched the top position in the global gold mining race thanks to its recent acquisition of Australian rival Newcrest. Newmont's expenses per ounce in the third quarter were $1,611, and the planned share buybacks of up to $2-$3 billion should keep the stock shining bright. The company's gold reserves have soared by over 40 percent to 136 million ounces, and the expanded copper portfolio could provide extra long-term profits. Target price: 65 euros.

Barrick, the Toronto number two, concentrates on the potential of its own mines. This miner aims to increase annual production by 40 percent to 6.85 million ounces by the end of the decade. Thanks to the record gold prices, the industry's debt burden is set to decrease. Barrick is also utilizing the current gold price level to sell off mines no longer fitting its portfolio, such as the Akyem mine in Ghana, at a profit. Target price: 23 euros.

Agnico Eagle, ranking number three in the industry, invests in projects like the Odyssey mining project in Quebec, which is expected to produce up to 600,000 ounces per year from 2028. With low mining costs and a debt-free balance sheet, this company has financial flexibility for dividends and share buybacks, making it a magnet for investors. Target price: 100 euros.

These top three gold miners offer robust prospects for investors, thanks to strong financial footing and a long-term strategy.

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Conflict of Interest Disclosure The board and majority shareholder of the publisher Börsenmedien AG, Mr. Bernd Förtsch, has entered into positions directly and indirectly in the financial instruments mentioned in the publication or derivatives related to them, which could benefit from the potential price development resulting from the publication: Barrick Gold.

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Investing in real-estate and finance may also prove to be fruitful, as the rising gold prices could trigger economic growth and inflation. The increase in real-estate demand and interest rates might make property investments attractive.

Moreover, considering the predicted performance of gold mining stocks, such as Newmont, Barrick, and Agnico Eagle, it's worth exploring other sectors related to them, such as finance industries supporting gold production and real-estate ventures in mining areas.