MIAMI, FL, May 08, 2011 (Press-News.org) Pan American Metals of Miami (PAMOM), continues to provide opportunities for investment in the bullion markets. "Precious metals are tried and tested and provide investors with a safe alternative to low interest rates and decreasing currency values," says Bill Hionas, CEO of PAMOM.
PAMOM deals in four precious metals; silver, gold, platinum and palladium. The current market is showing dips in all precious metal prices, providing savvy investors with a perfect opportunity to buy.
"Long-term predictions remain optimistic for the precious metals market, notwithstanding some short-term dips, mainly caused by profit-taking," says Bill Hionas. "PAMOM's clients have been very happy with the performance of their portfolios in the medium to long-term. Prudent investors are consolidating their holdings of physical gold and silver and see this as a buying opportunity."
Market analysts are predicting prices of $1900 an ounce for platinum and $975 for palladium by the end of the year. Gold today dipped below the $1500 mark, making it a very attractive purchase; predictions are that it will regain the $1500 benchmark and continue to rise above it in the next few months. Political issues in the US, combined with an escalating national debt, all support a strong rebound in precious metals prices. Silver has been more volatile but analysts agree that silver too remains a sound investment; those investors who are looking for long-term profits, or buying to provide insurance against inflation or to diversify their portfolios, are holding firm or adding to their holdings, not selling, at the present time. May is traditionally a time when values dip and precious metals were arguably overdue for a sharp correction following their recent meteoric rise; nevertheless, the long-term outlook remains strong.
Pan American Metals has a team of experienced brokers that is able to assist clients wishing to consolidate their holdings in the bullion market.
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Pan American Metals of Miami, LLC is a group of traders, investors and brokers who combine many years of experience to help clients invest in bullion. PAMOM provides an individual investment service and is based in Miami, Florida for convenient access to both North and South American investors.
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Pan American Metals of Miami Precious Metals Offer Investors Safe Haven from Inflation Fears in Medium to Long Term
Pan American Metals continues to offer its clients holdings in tried and tested precious metals, providing a hedge against inflation and falling currency values.
2011-05-08
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