GOLDLINE CONDUCTS INTERVIEW WITH TOP ANALYST
GOLDLINE INTERNATIONAL CONDUCTS INTERVIEW WITH TOP GOLD AND SILVER ANALYST
and the London Bullion Market Association's Top Precious Metals Forecaster for 2009,
Offers Gold and Silver Forecasts for 2010
January 22, 2010
SANTA MONICA, CA - Goldline International, Inc., a leading gold and precious metals trading
company, announced today that Philip Klapwijk, GFMS Executive Chairman and the London Bullion
Market Association's top precious metals forecaster in 2009, offered his forecasts for 2010
during his interview on Goldline's American Advisor radio show.
In the interview, Mr. Klapwijk explained the U.S. dollar's recent fall, the relationship
between the dollar and gold prices, and why he believes gold is still undervalued. In addition,
Klapwijk offered his forecasts for gold and silver in 2010.
Given the importance of this information, Goldline is offering a complimentary CD featuring
this interview to people interested in learning more about investing in the precious metals
markets. To receive a copy of the interview, call Goldline at 1-877-376-2646 and ask for the "#1
Precious Metals Analyst CD".
"We are very pleased to share this informative interview with Philip, one of the foremost
authorities on the gold and precious metals markets, with investors and clients," said Mark
Albarian, President and CEO of Goldline. "His analyses are based upon his exceptional
understanding of the markets and the factors which drive them. I think this information will help
anyone who is thinking about acquiring gold or silver."
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