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Heavy Gold Investment Demand Fuels Goldline Expansion - CNBC Interview

CNBC's Jane Wells Interviews Goldline's Mark Albarian about Increased Gold Investment Demand


On January 6, 2009, CNBC's Jane Wells visited Goldline International, Inc.'s headquarters in Santa Monica, CA for a live interview during The West Coast CallYou can watch this interview in its entirety by clicking the play button on the video.

Increased Gold Investment Demand

During the interview, Goldline President & CEO Mark Albarian explained how the precious metals and rare coin dealer was able to expand during what is a difficult economic time for most people in the U.S.  He also expressed his personal view that, in 2009, gold may see a new record high though investors should always consider precious metals as a long term investment.

Goldline has seen more investors diversify their portfolios with precious metals in the gold market bull run since the lows of 2001, during which gold prices have more than tripled.

In a separate October interview with CNBC about the effect of the financial crisis on gold prices, Albarian estimated that gold investment directly following the financial meltdown had increased approximately 300%.

Leading Dealer for Precious Metal, Rare Coin & Gold Investment

Goldline is one of the largest companies working with investors and collectors in the gold, coin, and precious metals field.  Goldline's expansion is part of its long term plan to better serve its clients and meet the growing demand for gold and precious metals.  In 2007, Goldline moved its trading floor and corporate headquarters to 23,000 square foot offices in Santa Monica, California.

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