TORONTO, ON, March 29, 2012 (Press-News.org) Cache Metals, a leading Canadian based gold and silver bullion wholesaler, announced the launch of phase one of their online property, http://www.cachemetals.com.
The new website includes real-time precious metals market news, gold, silver, platinum and palladium live spot charts, historical price charts, as well as bullion investment resources and daily market reports. Clients and investors can continue buy and sell gold, silver, platinum and palladium bullion bars and coins from Cache Metals.
The re-design of CacheMetals.com was due to in part to a growing industry demand for precious metals resources. The website provides investors and collectors with up to the minute bullion news and charts all within a contemporary yet functional interface, a lacking common ground within the bullion investment industry.
Cache Metals will be releasing a new streamlined e-commerce system for the website in phase two of the rollout, as well as mobile platform.
The new Cache Metals online store is expected to launch in the second quarter of 2012. The store will allow for secure online purchases of bullion via various payment methods for Canadian and American customers.
Cache Metals will also be opening its second location in downtown Toronto this summer. The newest Cache Metals store will allow for onsite personal physical bullion purchases. More details on the new Cache Metals retail location will be released in the coming weeks.
Visit the new website: www.cachemetals.com
About Cache Metals
Cache Metals is a leader in Canada's physical precious metals industry. Cache Metals offers a range of products including gold and silver bullion bars and coins. Cache Metals also has partnerships to assist in placing gold and silver bullion in TFSA and RRSP.
For more information please visit the website, http://www.cachemetals.com or call toll free and speak with a representative.
Cache Metals has been in operation since 2008.
Cache Metals, A Leading Canadian Based Gold and Silver Bullion Wholesaler, Announced The Launch Of Their Online Property, http://www.CacheMetals.com.
Cache Metals, Canada's Gold & Silver Specialists, Launches A New Website: http://www.cachemetals.com
2012-03-29
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[Press-News.org] Cache Metals, A Leading Canadian Based Gold and Silver Bullion Wholesaler, Announced The Launch Of Their Online Property, http://www.CacheMetals.com.Cache Metals, Canada's Gold & Silver Specialists, Launches A New Website: http://www.cachemetals.com