One Ounce 9999

10. September 2010

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About: John Browne

Name: John Browne
Company: Euro Pacific Capital, Inc.
Function: Senior Market Strategist
URL: http://www.europac.net
Email: jbrowne@europac.net
About: John Browne is the Senior Market Strategist for Euro Pacific Capital, Inc. Working from the firm?s Boca Raton Office, Mr. Brown is a distinguished former member of Britain's Parliament who served on the Treasury Select Committee, as Chairman of the Conservative Small Business Committee, and as a close associate of then-Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher. Among his many notable assignments, John served as a principal advisor to Mrs. Thatcher's government on issues related to the Soviet Union, and was the first to convince Thatcher of the growing stature of then Agriculture Minister Mikhail Gorbachev. As a partial result of Brown's advocacy, Thatcher famously pronounced that Gorbachev was a man the West 'could do business with'. A graduate of the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst, Britain's version of West Point and retired British army major, John served as a pilot, parachutist, and communications specialist in the elite Grenadiers of the Royal Guard.

In addition to careers in British politics and the military, John has a significant background, spanning some 37 years, in finance and business. After graduating from the Harvard Business School, John joined the New York firm of Morgan Stanley & Co as an investment banker. He has also worked with such firms as Barclays Bank and Citigroup. During his career he has served on the boards of numerous banks and international corporations, with a special interest in venture capital. He is a frequent guest on CNBC's Kudlow & Co. and the former editor of NewsMax Media's Financial Intelligence Report and Moneynews.com.
Guest Articles
There Goes The Country
False Confidence
False Confidence
The Sleepwalkers Rally
Socialism coming back to haunt U.S.
CHINA STIRS A POT OF GOLD
Stress Tests are Not Stressful Enough
Too big to survive
Too Big to Survive
Partners in Crime
What Really Happened in London
Decoupling set to increase
Building on a weak foundation
A test of wills
Reports of profits while banks fail
The best of times, the worst of times for U.S. Dollar
Sickness may be cure for U.S. economy
Gold climbs as economic catastrophe looms
Pelosi stimulus casts shadow over Obama, America, World
The Road to Bank Nationalization
Smaller stimulus leaves room for restructuring
Price gap portends gold price boom
Government panic could herald dollar panic
Bonds in 2009: A Tough Call
2009-likely vintage year for gold
Congress Votes for Misemployment
An Historic Challenge for New Leadership
Deleveraging Pushes Up the Dollar
China Plays a Better Long Term Hand
China gets it right, but hurts America
Obama to the rescue?
Reality Dawning ... for Gold
A missed opportunity
U.S. Economy Still on Life Support
Congress Charges Commission
Too Little too Late
The Price of Nationalization
In the Eye of the Storm
WHO WILL SUFFER LEAST FROM DEPRESSION?
Set to Soar or Swoon?
The Fed’s Next Move is Down
The Cost of Socialism
No Bottom yet for Flailing Financials
Don’t Buy the Head Fake
Stagflation Sightings Multiply
DAS Monetary Policy
Cheerleaders will face Reality, Eventualy
G-8 fails to sound the Charge
The Next Big Spending Spree
Soaking Them at Harvard
The Statistical Battleground
The “BRICs” (and Mortar) of the New Global Economy
Rationing - Food for Thought
Earnings Speak Clearly
The Problems Spread
Paulson's 'Civic Robbery' to Finance Hyperinflation
Can this rally last?
Why the Rich are getting Poorer