Capital Gold Group, Inc. Supports China Earthquake Relief Effort

LOS ANGELES (Map) - LOS ANGELES, May 15 /PRNewswire/ -- In its ongoing commitment to share its success by supporting worthy causes and charities, the Capital Gold Group, Inc. is donating to the China Earthquake Relief Effort.

Capital Gold Group toured Asia in 2007 presenting "Gold Investing in the Global Economy" seminars to financial advisors in several major cities. Company representatives returned to Asia again in 2008 to bring investor grade gold into emerging economies through their alliance with HSBC and agents from several Asian countries.

In an interview today, Jonathan Rose, President and CEO of Capital Gold Group, Inc., commented, "I am very saddened by the devastation I've seen in the Sichuan Province in the news. I felt I had to do something to contribute to the rescue and relief effort."

The initial 7.8 earthquake in Sichuan Province and multiple aftershocks have buried thousands of people, with the death toll now standing at 15,000. According to reports today, that number could top 50,000. Over 4.9 million homes have been destroyed.

Mr. Rose is urging socially responsible individuals and corporations to support the relief effort in China. For a list of organizations accepting donations to the China Earthquake Relief Effort, visit http://china-earthquake-relief.com.

Capital Gold Group, Inc. is a premier provider of physical gold assets for direct delivery and in Gold IRAs, as investor protection against the shrinking U.S. Dollar and an unstable global economic climate.

Jonathan Rose is a recognized speaker and commentator for worldwide gold markets, including the United States, Hong Kong, Singapore, China, India, and Europe. He is heard on syndicated talk radio throughout the U.S. Capital Gold Group, Inc. has main offices in Los Angeles and London.

    Links:
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    http://www.IRAgold.com
    http://www.thecapitalgoldgroup.com

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