Our panel of expert
commodity economists includes these experts in their
fields:
Clayton Hines, PhD --
Agricultural Meteorologist
Dr. Hines’
exclusive computer algorithm uses all available
regional and national weather data to accurately
forecast climactic trends ahead of government and
industry experts. His program directly yields
accurate predictions for the four most actively
traded crops on the Chicago exchanges.
Dr. Hines’ current prediction:
hotter-than-expected
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Norman Rosenstein -- Global
Industrial Economist
Mr. Rosenstein’s
consulting firm monitors labor supply and demand
trends around the globe. For the last eight years,
his accurate identification of approaching commodity
scarcity has produced over two dozen successful
blockbuster trades that everyone else missed.
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Graham Marks Spencer, O.B.E.,
Metallurgist
Sir Spencer is one
of the world’s leading experts in the pricing of
precious metals. He provides weekly reports of
metals supply trends to be input into our program.
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Carolyn Demarest -- Currency
Trader
Ms. Demarest has a
lifetime of experience both in managing portfolios
of currencies and in academia. She currently runs a
consulting firm that advises Fortune 500 firms on
their currency exposures.
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Rex Walters, PhD -- Petroleum
Geologist
Dr. Walters is one
of the world’s recognized experts in natural gas and
crude oil reserves in North America and in Eastern
Europe and Asia. His research has informed the
decisions of energy traders for the last 25 years.
We are indeed fortunate to have him on our panel.
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For a collection
of abstracts of scholarly articles written by these
experts, e-mail us at the links below.
These experts have
predicted the following successful trades:
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Corn: August
2003, based upon a hotter-than-usual growing season
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Unleaded gas:
May 2004, in advance of the resumption of leisure
and vacation spending by U.S. consumers
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Crude Oil:
September 2001, based upon analysis of U.S. State
Department circulars concerning relations with Iraq
and other oil-producing countries
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Platinum:
November 2002, based upon surveys of labor
conditions in Platinum-producing mines on three
continents
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