“Economic Confidence In March Highest Since January 2008”, “Small-Business Owners' Optimism Rises to Best Since July 2008”
With Headlines Like These, Is It Time To Worry?
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Dennis Delafield and Vincent Sellecchia discuss the quarterly results of the Delafield Fund for the period ending March 31, 2012 in their latest shareholder letter.
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During the first quarter of 2012, precious metals equities, as measured by the XAU index, declined 2.4% to 175.46, while gold bullion rose 6.7% to $1668.35. In our opinion, the first quarter consisted of an important test of the low made by the metal in December at $1522.65. ...
James Hunt, the manager of the Tocqueville International Value Fund, answers questions about the market.
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John Hathaway, the co-manager of the Tocqueville Gold Fund, answers questions about the state of the gold market.
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One of my personal heroes (not a major one, but estimable nevertheless) is a former classmate of mine. A few years ago Yves, as I’ll call him, asked me to recommend a portfolio manager in France. I suggested one with an apparently good investment record and a described...
Dennis Delafield and Vincent Sellecchia discuss the quarterly results of the Delafield fund for the period ending 12/31/11 in their latest shareholder letter.
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2011 was a good year for gold bullion, up 11.3%, but a tough year for gold stocks which declined 18.3% based on the XAU index of gold and silver stocks. We addressed the reasons for the disparity between the performance of gold bullion and gold mining stocks at length in our web site...
The real news is rarely reflected in newspaper headlines or television flashes. Today the real news may be a little more encouraging than it seems at first sight.
On August 18 of this year, the news headlines were so universally dreary that I could not resist...
James Hunt, the manager of the Tocqueville International Value Fund, answers questions about the market.
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Tim Steele is an artist living in New York City and the founder of Tim Steele Design. As a career artist, he has also expanded into the related disciplines of interior design and contemporary structures.
With solo and group exhibitions spanning 20 years, Tim’s abstract pieces are shown in galleries, public spaces and in private collections around the world. An extension of his painting, his interior work includes NYC apartments, private homes, executive offices and entire commercial floors. With an interest in utilizing recycled and new materials, Tim is also creating modular structures that are based on shipping containers.
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