Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Highland Asset Management Metals Division?
Highland Asset Management Metals Division is a retail dealer of physical precious metals and earns its money from a percentage of its clients’ profits that open with the firm’s recommendation of $250,000. All of our clients investing lesser than the recommended amount will be charged a retail broker commission well below industry standard. All of our clients’ funds are held in segregated accounts on an electronic platform that clients could log on to and see their account in real time.
Does an independent government agency audit the purchase and storage of all metal investments?
Yes. Highland Asset Management Metals Division is subject to audit by state and federal regulators; The Commodities Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) will occasionally audit businesses engaged in the sale of physical commodities to ensure that such sales are not off-set with futures contracts or futures options.
What is the Model State Commodity Code?
This is an enforcement statue that states can enact against fraudulent business activity involving off-exchange commodity transactions that would otherwise be unenforceable under current Federal regulations. The code was formulated in a joint effort between various states' securities regulators, The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), and the National Futures Association (NFA).
Is Highland Asset Management Metals Division supportive of the Model State Commodity Code?
Yes, Highland Asset Management Metals Division is enthusiastically supportive of any practical initiative that helps to rid our industry of fraudulent business practices while preserving the ability of ethical companies to engage in legitimate physical commodity transactions.
Does Highland Asset Management Metals Division offer its clients the ability to trade the market in either direction?
Yes. Highland Asset Management Metals Division offers its clients the opportunity to also profit in declining markets as well as rising market conditions.
