Stimulating Investor and Central Bank Demand for Gold CPM Speaks At Denver Gold Forum September 2018
Stimulating Investor and Central Band Gold Demand
The gold price reflects investors becoming less interested in gold and gold mining shares. CPM is working with gold industry groups to stimulate increased demand for gold from both investors and central banks, as well as investor demand for gold shares.
The key to getting investors and central banks to buy more gold, and investors to buy more gold mining shares, lies in helping them invest more successfully. Successful investing tends to lead to greater investment volumes.
CPM’s Jeffrey M. Christian will make a prescriptive speech at the Denver Gold Forum in Colorado Springs on Tuesday 25 September at 7:30 a.m. in Broadmoor Halls D and E. His speech outlines steps that the industry can take to encourage greater investor and central bank gold demand, and greater investor involvement in exploration and mining shares.
- Investors who invest in gold through diversified strategies tend to buy more gold than buy-and-hold investors.
- Central banks that use gold as a monetary tool tend to be more interested in buying and holding more gold than central banks that merely stack it up in the cellar as a sterile monetary reserve asset.
- Investors also need new approaches to investing in gold mining shares that give them better risk-reward profiles than traditional buying patterns.
We encourage mining executives, institutional investors, and other interested parties attend.
For information on CPM and its services, contact CPM at [email protected] or by telephone at 1-212-785-8320.
For information on the Denver Gold Forum contact the Denver Gold Group at [email protected] or 303-825-3368, or visit the Forum’s website, www.denvergoldforum.org.
Press inquiries, please contact CPM Group.
29 August 2018