Freedom is Golden – Ron Paul
Source: http://new.goldmau.com/article.php?id=589Posted on Tuesday, August 26th, 2008 | In Market Commentary
Contributed by: John Lee (http://goldmau.com) -
As the Olympics wind down, I am amazed at how things change every four years. Many Americans were glued to their televisions to watch the excitement from Beijing, and also heard announcers wax nostalgic with memories of times when the Soviet Union was the USA’s biggest competitor for Olympic gold.
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Mr. Lee runs a successful resource focused hedge fund (limited partnership). He is a CFA charter holder and has degrees in Economics and Engineering from Rice University. Mr. Lee has a keen interest in the history of money and economics, and he previously studied under Mr. James Turk, a renowned authority on the gold market. Since 2001, Mr. Lee has researched hundreds of mining companies and personally met with dozens of management teams. He is a sought-after speaker at all major resource conferences and publisher of articles at various online news websites such as Kitco.com. |
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