I was recently speaking to a former Canadian professional hockey player about his mining company and the precious metals markets. After the standard company’s assets in the ground and cash position discussion, the conversation turned to business television. He told me that he had the pleasure of meeting with commentator, columnist and author Charles Krauthammer of Fox News at an investment conference. In our view, Charles Krauthammer is the most intelligent analyst and commentator on television so it came as no surprise that the retired hockey player felt the same way. He already knew that Charles was brilliant but what really surprised him was his knowledge of sports, particularly baseball. A little history here; Charles Krauthammer attended grammar school in Montreal and graduated from McGill University.  He later graduated from Harvard Medical School and is a licensed medical doctor. As well, he is bi-lingual. He is quite balanced in his views and generally speaking we find him to be absolutely correct approximately 99% of the time. Whether you are in Canada or the U.S., we suggest that investors pay close attention to his comments-he is that insightful and accurate.   Wayne Rogers is a regular panelist on Fox News Saturday morning “Cashin’ in” segment. You may recognize Wayne as a television (M*A*S*H*) and movie actor (“Cool Hand Luke”) with numerous television credits going back to the sixties. At the same time, he has been a successful investor and money manager for decades. What we find so appealing about Wayne is […]

Investors will find this book of great value. Experienced investors know that technical analysis coupled with fundamental analysis is vital to investment success. In our opinion, intensive fundamental analysis requires technical analysis for the critical timing in the buying and selling of stocks and commodities. Renowned technical analyst and celebrated author John Murphy outdoes himself in his latest book. It is exceptionally comprehensive, yet John puts it in very understandable terms for those not experienced in technical analysis. Money managers and full time professional  investors will find the book informative as well.