| Matthew Czerny |
June 16, 2010 - 11:51am — europac admin
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Investment Consultant
Matthew Czerny graduated from Boston College's Carroll School of Management with a B.S. in Finance. While in college, Matthew demonstrated an entrepreneurial spirit by starting his own company that catered to the campus community. He also competed for the varsity swim team. Soon after graduating, Matthew began working at the Private Client Division at Oppenheim & Co., working with high net worth individuals. He has broad financial knowledge, specializing in wealth management. Matthew also worked in real estate investment, development and financing. Through a family business, he directed a number of profitable commercial investments and developments throughout the New York City area. These experiences helped to develop his comprehensive understanding of economics and finance, all of which lend themselves well to Euro Pacific Capital’s unique investment strategy and philosophy.
Matthew currently holds a FINRA series 7 and 66 licenses.
| Name: | Matthew Czerny | ||
| Title: | Investment Consultant | ||
| Company: | Euro Pacific Capital | ||
| Location: | New York City | ||
| Email: | mczerny@europac.net | ||
| Phone: | (800) 727-7922 |
Investing in foreign securities involves risks, such as currency fluctuation, political risk, economic changes, and market risks. Precious metals are volatile, speculative, and high-risk investments. As with all investments, an investor should carefully consider his investment objectives and risk tolerance as well as any fees and/or expenses associated with such an investment before investing. International investing may not be suitable for all investors.
Dividend yields change as stock prices change, and companies may change or cancel dividend payments in the future. The fluctuation of foreign currency exchange rates will impact your investment returns if measured in U.S. dollars. Past performance does not guarantee future returns, investments may increase or decrease in value and you may lose money.
Security industry regulators would like you to know that our investment strategies are based partially on Peter Schiff’s personal economic forecasts which may not occur. His views are outside of the mainstream of current economic thought. Investors should carefully consider these facts before implementing our strategy.