Join our Google Hangout for The Real Asset Report with Jan Skoyles of The Real Asset Company

LONDON - April 10, 2013 - PRLog -- Join Head of Research, Jan Skoyles, for a Google+ Hangout at 16:00 GMT on the 11th April to discuss the key points and what the research means for investors.

The report looks at everything important for gold right now, with a collection of extended articles from Jan Skoyles, and the rest of the Research Desk.

Despite gold’s lethargic start to the year, it continues to be snapped up by many central banks and individuals. The comprehensive report looks at gold purchases across the globe, the rise of Bitcoin and its threat to the traditional safe-haven that is gold. Look out for infographics on the US’s gradual move to the gold standard as well as an analysis of what would happen to gold if the BRICs were to announce a gold-backed currency.

Included in the report will be an interview with Jim Rickards, author of the global bestseller, ‘Currency Wars’.  In this exclusive interview Jim tells it to us straight, answering all the biggest questions for savers and investors today.

Circle us on Google+ to join the Hangout

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The full report will be available later in the Comment and Analysis section of our website

http://therealasset.co.uk/comment-and-analysis/

About The Real Asset Company

The Real Asset Company is an open market place for individuals to buy gold bullion online, in LBMA approved vaults in London, Geneva and Singapore. Gold bullion is allocated into your name at the point of sale, meaning the gold instantly becomes your legal property. If you own more than 1kg of gold, we can even help you open a personal vault account in your name. Contact us for more details.

By facilitating the exchange of ownership of physical assets The Real Asset Company is not regulated by the FSA, but by the usual three pillars of English Law:

• The investigating authority is the Metropolitan Police Force.

• The prosecuting authority is the UK Crown Prosecution Service which assesses evidence provided by the investigating authority.

• The Criminal Courts of the UK hear the case of the prosecuting authority.