• TanzaniteOne

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  Apr 19

  An estimated 85% of worldwide tanzanite trade take place in the United States. This market fell dramatically after the Lehman collapse and prices fell within a year by around 60%. At the end of the 1980s was done already, at that time, as did not yet exist the company TanzaniteOne, however due to an oversupply and not, like this time, due to lack of demand (more about the turbulent history of the tanzanite in our article “tanzanite rally?”, found on, section “News 2010”). If we currently have to give a buy recommendation for speculative investors, it would be for tanzanite, because prices will rise again. It takes no great psychic abilities to predict this. The economic data are again reasonably friendly and so currently all growth forecasts, the United States will find faster from the crisis, as the EU.

  First, tentative price increases can already be observed. This may be but yet due to the fact, that the wholesalers, including some,. the fall of the present use – not least the sales policy of TanzaniteOne and the high prices associated–many years ago from the tanzanite business had withdrawn, to fill their stock. Once, especially in the United States, again demand for tanzanite, the prices will attract again, for the time being probably more cautious, as soon as the now-filled camps are but empty and must buy the wholesalers at the market price, price increases of 5-10% per year for some time are quite realistic. In the early 1990s was at least as well. Since then tanzanite in Austria won also still on fame and popularity and also did not exist TanzaniteOne, a company that the not only a vital interest, but due to their dominant position has the possibility to let prices rise at least back to the level before the crisis. Before we turn now to the quality criteria, I would like to still on an investment strategy, you could them micro-system call, point out, the Viennese gemstone Center immediately was facing in early 2008, after the start of the economic crisis.

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