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PMR, putting the GOLD back into gold standard! In today’s economic climate, people are wisely buying Gold and other Precious Metals for portfolio diversification and asset protection.
PMR offers a wide variety of products for members, with a three-tiered recommendations based upon each member’s individual personality styles.
Each of these styles have a strong focus in gold as its premiere foundational product.
PMR is the most exclusive personal financial club on the Web -- with a solid foundation, rooted in the stability of gold and other precious metals. PMR is by invitation-only and members have access to a wealth of unparalleled information and unique product opportunities.
Precious Metals
History of Precious Metals
Precious Metals such as gold and silver have long been a part of every human culture. Their brilliance, natural beauty, and luster, and great malleability made them prized possessions.
Precious Metals have always had value to us, even before it was money. This is demonstrated by the extraordinary efforts made to obtain it. Prospecting for Gold was a worldwide effort going back thousands of years, even before the first money in the form of Gold coins appeared about 700 B.C.
The 'value' of Precious Metals was accepted all over the world. Today, as in ancient times, the intrinsic appeal of Precious Metals themselves has that universal appeal to humans. But how did Precious Metals come to be a commodity, a measurable unit of value?
Precious Metals, measured out, became money. Precious Metals gave rise to the concept of money itself: ********, private, and permanent. Precious Metals in standardized coins came to replace barter arrangements, and made trade in the Classic period much easier.
A monetary standard made the world economy possible. The concept of money allowed the World's economies to expand and prosper. Money was born.
World Uses of Precious Metals
Secure Investment
The world economic structure is currently undergoing major change. This means that the investment outlook is more unpredictable than usual.
Under these circumstances, it is logical to conclude that certain investment portfolios should include tangible assets such as commodities for protection against a potential decline in the paper markets.
Asset Diversification
Most portfolios are invested primarily in traditional financial assets such as stocks, bonds and mutual funds. Adding Precious Metals to a portfolio introduce an entirely different asset; a tangible or real asset, thus increasing the portfolio's degree of diversification. The purpose of diversification is to protect the total portfolio against fluctuations in the value of any one asset or type of asset. Precious Metals accomplish precisely that.
What Makes Precious Metals Different?
The economic forces which determine the price of Precious Metals are different from, and in many cases opposed to, the forces which determine the prices of most financial assets. The price of an equity depends on the earnings and growth potential of the company it represents. Likewise, the price of a bond depends on its safety, its yield, and the yields of competing fixed income investments.
Price Factors of Precious Metals:
Worldwide physical supply and demand for Precious Metals, movements in foreign exchange rates, inflation, interest rates and political turmoil. The effects of all these factors are somewhat complex and variable. But the important point to remember is simply that they cause the price of Precious Metals to move independently of the prices of financial assets.
World Precious Metals Demand
Four Major Sources of Demand for Precious Metals
Jewelry fabrication: The largest source of demand is the jewelry industry. In recent years, demand from the jewelry industry alone has exceeded Western mine production. This shortfall has been bridged by supplies from reclaimed jewelry and other industrial scrap, as well as the release of official sector reserves.
Industrial applications: Besides jewelry, Precious Metals have many applications in a variety of industries including aerospace, medicine, electronics and dentistry. The electronics industry needs Precious Metals for the manufacture of computers, tele******, **********s, and other equipment.
Governments and central banks: The third source of Precious Metals demand is governments and central banks that buy Precious Metals to increase their official reserves.
Private investors: Finally, there are private investors. Depending upon market circumstances, the investment component of demand can vary substantially from year to year.
Conservative
The conservative approach exclusively deals in gold products. As with all of PMR’s recommendations, either through retail or raw state. We only select raw state gold products that are certified and issued by an independent, Licensed Securities Firm.
By placing exclusively with gold, members can capitalize on the high growth we’re seeing in the gold market, which is at a thirty-year high. Gold has historically always been the most stable products available.
Further, by dealing in raw state, they offer even more impressive monthly returns than retail only. Whichever choice our members make, the end result is a steady and stable platform they have relied on for continual growth.
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