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The CEO of Bullionmark (www.bullionmark.com.au one of Australia’s leading precious metal dealers, asserts that gold should be a financial planner’s dream. (In gold) “they’ve got something they can put in your portfolio that offsets risks in other asset classes, whether it’s stocks or bonds or real estate” he says. “But it isn’t used as the perfect risk management tool. In fact advisors and brokers can’t even spell gold!” The question is why? Well the boss at BULLIONMARK should know – he is also a licensed financial planner. Watch him explain this peculiarity at a recent investor seminar organised jointly by The Perth Mint – www.perthmintbullion.com – and ANDA.

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