WisdomTree Floating Rate Treasury Fund (USFR) Institutional Ownership

Bill Gates spent a decade insisting this energy source couldn't supply more than 5% of global power. Then he toured a construction site in the Nevada desert and told Bloomberg he now believes it could reach 20%. He followed that reversal with a $100 million investment. Facebook's co-founder added $462 million. Tesla's co-founder and Norway's sovereign wealth fund also took positions. One company - 60 years of operating history, revenue approaching $1 billion - sits at the center of all of it, with a July 4th catalyst that locks in its competitive advantage for eight years.

On April 16th, the U.S. Treasury executed a $15 billion buyback of its own debt - the largest in history - while former Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson publicly warned of collapsing demand for U.S. bonds. According to Garrett Goggin, CFA, CMT, with 20 years studying gold and debt cycles, this is the moment miners priced for a world that no longer exists stand to benefit most. As natural bond buyers disappear and the Fed steps in, the move in gold may only be beginning.

CFA and CMT analyst Garrett Goggin called G2 Goldfields before it rose 1,023%, Reunion Gold before 538%, Highlander Silver before 741%, and Orogen Royalty before 416%. He also publicly predicted Newmont's 126% gain in 2025. Now Goggin says the 1974 petrodollar agreement between Washington and Riyadh has quietly expired, central banks are buying gold at the fastest pace since 1950, and a major monetary shift is underway. He has identified four specific positions - plus two bonus opportunities for readers.