Telegraph: Gold Erupts to New Nominal Highs, Awesome Run Continues

Lynn On April 8, 2011 / General Market, Gold, Silver

By: The Telegraph, April 7, 2011 Inflationary concerns and conflict in Arab world send silver to heights unseen since 1980 Gold prices hit a new nominal high of $1,462.93 on Wednesday, setting a record for a second-consecutive day on inflation fears and a falling US dollar. Concerns over

If You Can’t Hold It, You Don’t Own It

Lynn On April 8, 2011 / General Market, Gold, Silver

By: John Fisher I make it a point in every discussion with new clients to review their storage plans. Why? Because most people are not aware of all their options, or are considering an option that puts them at high risk. As I wrote last week, gold financing

Buyer Beware! Precious Metals Scams Will Continue to Increase

Lynn On March 31, 2011 / General Market, Gold, Silver

Sun-Sentinel/Tribune Writer: Jon Burstein Tarnished Dreams Little regulation, lots of risk can leave some gold investors on shaky ground. More than 45 firms have opened in Broward and Palm Beach counties since 2007 offering gold investment opportunities. At least 23 South Florida precious metals firms are being

Fisher Precious Metals is Listed with the World Gold Council

Lynn On March 29, 2011 / General Market, Gold, Silver

By: John Fisher Who is the World Gold Council you might ask, and what is the value of their organization? Quite simply, the World Gold Council is the market development organization for the gold industry. Working within the investment, jewelry and technology sectors, as well as engaging

The Kiss of Death in Precious Metals Investing

Lynn On March 24, 2011 / General Market, Gold, Silver

By: John Fisher The most important lesson I have learned… There is one aspect of the physical gold and silver market that I have witnessed over and over and over again, more than any other. It is applicable to potential customers, and often times existing clients. They

Gold is Too High to Buy – Silver is Too Expensive!

Lynn On March 18, 2011 / General Market, Gold, Silver

By: John Fisher Why would I make such a statement? Please consider for a minute – haven’t the metals always “seemed” too expensive? In the moment, it is usually a definite “yes”. In hindsight however, the answer is no. I remember when silver reached $8 from

Silver Will Rise to $50 on Demand, Supply Drop, Hightower Says

Lynn On March 15, 2011 / General Market, Silver

By: Jeff Wilson Silver prices will rise to $50 an ounce before the end of this year on increased global demand and declining inventories of the metal, said David Hightower, president of the Hightower Report in Chicago. Record gold prices will shift consumer demand to jewelry made

The Short Squeeze in Silver

Lynn On March 8, 2011 / General Market, Silver

By: Gold Money, commentary by John Fisher In the last week of February the price of silver broke its 30-year top. The white bullion market is tight, and the short squeeze in the futures market is exerting a constant upward pressure on the price. If current trends

Financial Times: The U.S. Dollar’s Safe-Haven Status Hangs in the Balance

Lynn On March 2, 2011 / General Market, Gold, Silver

By: The Financial Times, commentary by John Fisher; March 1, 2011 “Even for long-term dollar bears like ourselves, this is a worry,” Standard Bank executive says. Long seen as a place of safety in times of turmoil, the dollar may be losing its haven appeal. Soaring oil

What to Expect in the Next Five Weeks

Lynn On February 23, 2011 / General Market, Gold, Silver

By: Patrick Heller, with commentary by John Fisher 2/23/2011 There are so many reasons why gold and silver, especially silver, are set to continue rising in price. Here are some of the more notable ones: · JPMorgan Chase just announced that it is willing to accept physical

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