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Father Always Said: “Never Pay Full Price for Anything”

Karim Doesn’t Pay “Full Price” For Stocks

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Davis Martin
April 25, 2026

*together with Monument Traders Alliance

Some people hunt for deals…

Karim Rahemtulla looks for bargains:

  • In 2003, he picked up a 1965 Porsche for $12,500. It’s now insured for $125,000.

  • In 2009, he got an $18,000 Rolex Daytona for $9k. He sold it a few days later for $12k.

  • In 2010, he bought four condos for $40,000 each. He collected $12,000 per condo per year for 12 years straight. Then sold them for 4x what he paid.

The man simply refuses to pay full price for anything. It’s something his father taught him.

And right now - with gold sitting near all-time highs at almost $5,000 per ounce and every retail trader in America chasing it - Karim is doing exactly what he always does.

Finding ways to own the best gold assets without paying full price.

On April 29th, you’ll discover the loophole he’s found that allows him to acquire the world’s best gold companies for us to 50% less than what everyone else is paying.

That day, at 2PM ET, he’s going public with everything. The exact strategy. Live. Free.

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