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Euro Pacific In The News

Business Week
December 20, 2011
Jamie Dimon, the highest-paid chief executive officer among the heads of the six biggest U.S. banks, turned a question at an investors’ conference in New York this month into an occasion to...
Wall Street Journal
December 16, 2011
Hovering near 11-month lows, the euro ended Friday modestly higher, as investors feared that credit downgrades were looming for members of the 17-nation currency bloc. On Friday, Fitch Ratings...
CNBC
December 15, 2011
In just three months, gold has gone from the trade that works in every kind of market to the trade that doesn’t work in any market. Bullion is off more than 17 percent from an all-time high...
Yahoo! Finance
December 12, 2011
If you want to start a heated debate in a sports bar show up wearing a Broncos jersey and start "Tebowing" while waiting for your beer. If you want to stir things up at Festivus,...
Bloomberg
December 8, 2011
Shares of gold-mining companies that have lagged behind the broader market will rebound as equity investors gain confidence that the surging price of the metal doesn’t signal a bubble,...
Washington Examiner
December 8, 2011
Who enforces the law? Most people would answer that this is the central function of government. However, America's federal government has increasingly distanced itself from this role,...
CNBC
December 7, 2011
In the late 19th century, opium smoke and loose women beckoned to the rich and powerful, luring them down the garden path to hell. These days, it’s apparently loose monetary policy....
Palm Beach Daily News
December 4, 2011
Two years ago, the Palm Beach Business Group invited Doug Kass and John Browne to be guest speakers at the group’s Bear vs. Bull debate. On Friday, the same duo addressed the business group...