ExperienceITM TradingChief Market AnalystCompany NameITM TradingDates Employed2002 – PresentEmployment Duration18 yrsLynette came to ITM Trading in 2002, when gold was severely undervalued and the US dollar was on its last strongest peak. She built a database to track client holdings and execute the same strategy she established for herself, based on repeatable patterns. She then built the database to track all general asset classes, identify the long term trend, and where we are in the trend cycle. Lynette's goal is to help clients survive and thrive through this global currency life cycle. She skillfully identifies the fundamental value, the long term trend and where we are in the trend cycle. Her mission is education, teaching the public how to see the underlying truth of the markets and enable them to make informed decisions for their best interest.To this end she researches, writes, and publishes extensively, always with the goal of simplifying complex financial topics. She has been a keynote speaker on currencies at a number of educational forums throughout the country. In addition, she publishes a monthly live webinar series which puts pictures, animations and words together in an effort to help people understand the truth in all of the markets. All of her work is fact and evidence based and she shares these tools openly, both through her blog & through weekly webinars through ITM Trading's website.
Lynette Zang ITM TradingChief Market AnalystCompany - ITMs their mission states
"We are a full service buy/sell precious metals firm. We deal in most forms of physical gold and silver, shipped directly to your door."
Skol has highlighted gold price predictions and collapse of the $US made by Lynette Zang - they have not come to fruition. Skol has also brought to the attention of readers that Lynette Zang is involved in a business that deals in gold.
Skol has provided readers with a great service in highlighting the above points. Each person is free to make of facts what they will. Personally I feel there is conflict when a dealer in a commodity is pushing stories that are nothing more than opinions, which could influence a persons reasoning behind buying gold and selling other assets.
I'm intrigued by the implied law suit coming from Lynette Zang and on what basis in Australian law it will find grounds.
