
GOLDLINE ENDORSED BY THE FRED THOMPSON SHOW
Goldline International, Inc. Becomes the Exclusive Gold and Precious Metals Company of The Fred Thompson Show
March 9, 2009
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Los Angeles, CA - Former U.S. senator and 2008 presidential candidate Fred Thompson has
selected Goldline International, Inc. as his exclusive gold dealer and will be endorsing Goldline on his new radio show, The Fred Thompson Show.
"We are happy to welcome Goldline as one of our first sponsors of The Fred Thompson Show," said Thompson. "Jeri [Thompson] and I chose Goldline as our source for gold and precious metals. Like many investors, we believe that gold is an important part of a diversified portfolio, especially in these troubled economic times. That's why we tell our friends and listeners to call Goldline to learn more about acquiring gold."
Fred Thompson is one of the most respected and visible figures in politics today. Thompson served eight years as a Senator from Tennessee, and in 2008 sought the Republican nomination for President of the United States. Serving as Chairman of the Senate Governmental Affairs Committee, and as a member of the Finance Committee and Select Committee on Intelligence, Senator Thompson
focused on lowering taxes, strengthening national security, and cutting wasteful government spending.
"Goldline is extremely honored to be selected by Senator Thompson as his choice for gold coins and other precious metals," said Mark Albarian, President & CEO of Goldline. "We share the Senator's view that gold is an important part of any diversified portfolio. Goldline has been helping investors acquire gold and other precious metals since 1960."
The Fred Thompson Show recently debuted on the Westwood One radio network. "This is the biggest talk radio launch since Bill O'Reilly," said Dennis Green, Westwood One EVP Affiliate Sales. "We have not even hit the air and radio stations from coast to coast are ready for Fred Thompson to speak to their audiences about the issues that matter."
Investors Continue to Acquire Gold As World Economies Worsen
With the equity markets losing as much as half of their value, both investors and governments are acquiring gold which is considered by many to be a traditional safe haven asset. Governments such as India and China are expected to increase their gold reserves especially if there is a depreciation of the U.S. dollar. A majority of analysts, traders and investors recently surveyed by Bloomberg are recommending investors buy gold at current levels. Some analysts are forecasting new record highs for gold in 2009. Gold has consistently appreciated every year since 2001.
Leading Dealer for Precious Metal, Rare Coin & Gold Investment
Goldline is one of the largest companies working with investors and collectors in the gold, coin, and precious metals field with more than 200 employees and annual sales exceeding $300,000,000.
To request an interview with Mark Albarian regarding precious metals, rare coin, or gold investments, please contact Goldline at 1-877-376-2646.
About Goldline International, Inc.
Goldline International, Inc. has assisted investors and collectors by offering a full range of precious metals products since 1960. The company offers internationally recognized gold coins along with silver and platinum coins and bars as well as rare and collectible numismatic coins and currency. Learn more about Goldline at http://www.goldline.com.
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