Dillon Gage

In response to the FMOC, the Federal Open Market Committee, meeting yesterday and their decisions on monetary policy Dillon Gage’s Roy Friedman, executive vice president of business development, released a statement.

Gold prices raced to two and a half-month highs in February as stock markets rose and crude oil exceeded $110 a barrel. But at February's end, gold suffered a big, one-day drop when profits were taken. Longer term and probably later this year, gold can surpass its 2011 record, according to Dallas-based dealers Dillon Gage Metals.

Dillon Gage Metals, a division of Dillon Gage Incorporated of Dallas, has donated a one-ounce gold bar designed by French couturier Jean-Paul Gaultier to the Design Industries Foundation Fighting HIV/AIDS, known as DIFFA. On the bar, an emblem created by the clothing designer displays a heart behind a banner carrying his name. The bar will be auctioned off online at through DIFFADallas.org. The bullion will be displayed at DIFFA’s Smoking Haute Style Council Announcement Party on January 26 fr...

Dillon Gage Metals, a division of Dillon Gage Incorporated of Dallas, has named Roy Friedman, a well-respected trader and commentator in the field of precious metals and global financial markets, as Executive Vice President of Business Development for the firm. Dillon Gage Metals is one of the largest precious metals dealers in the United States.

Dallas-based Dillon Gage Metals is the US dealer for the one-ounce gold bars designed by French couturier Jean-Paul Gaultier, providing a fashionable way for investors to diversify holdings and hedge against inflation. Trendsetter Gaultier is known for his haute couture and fragrances and as a creator of singer Madonna's stage costumes.

Silver rallied to $48.70 an ounce in April, and after giving back 40 percent of its value by September, has started to recover. Silver has grown as an investment vehicle in the last decade and has a number of things going for it on the industrial side, Dillon Gage Metals says.

In a turbulent year for world economies and markets, the price of gold reached an all-time high in September, and after a setback is recovering. The yellow metal looks poised for loftier levels next year, says Terry Hanlon, President of Dillon Gage Metals, dealers in Dallas.