Pat McKeough talks about investing in gold in the Financial Post

Pat McKeough, host of TSI Network (www.tsinetwork.ca) was recently featured in an article written by Jonathan Chevreau in the Financial Post.

Entitled “Bonds or Gold? Views differ on inflation hedges,” the article discusses gold as compared to inflation-linked bonds for inflation hedges. It also includes Pat’s opinion on the future direction of the price of gold.

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Pat McKeough, host of TSI Network (www.tsinetwork.ca) was recently featured in an article written by William Hanley in the National Post.

Entitled, “Buyer beware on snowbird deals,” the article covers real estate investments for snowbirds. It also includes Pat’s opinions on investing in U.S. property.

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There are many ways to calculate investor newsletter performance, and some provide far more favourable figures than others. That’s why, in our newsletters, we simply provide the return since our first recommendation, and leave more detailed performance calculations to independent sources, particularly The Hulbert Financial Digest.

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Pat McKeough, host of TSI Network (www.tsinetwork.ca) was recently featured in an article on Money Energy, a Canadian personal finance web site.

Entitled “Junior Gold Miners ETF, the Bubble in Gold and What You Should Worry About Over the Weekend”, the article includes some of Pat’s opinions on real estate investing in the U.S. sunbelt states.

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Pat McKeough, host of TSI Network (www.tsinetwork.ca) was recently mentioned in an article by Jonathan Chevreau on financialpost.com.

Entitled “ADRs offer foreign exposure,” the article discusses American Depositary Receipts (ADRs) as an option for international investing. It also includes some of Pat’s current ADR recommendations and his reasons for choosing them.

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Pat McKeough, host of TSI Network (www.tsinetwork.ca) was recently mentioned in an article by Jonathan Chevreau on Nationalpost.com.

Entitled Worry-free plan: Gold, bonds and cash, the article covers various experts’ market predictions and strategies for the current investment climate. It also includes Pat’s opinion of where the stock market will go in the near future.

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Pat McKeough, host of TSI Network (www.tsinetwork.ca) and the editor and publisher of Wall Street Stock Forecaster was recently featured in an article on MarketWatch written by Peter Brimelow.

Entitled “What works in Canada may work in U.S.”, the article discusses how Wall Street Stock Forecaster has performed according to the Hulbert Financial Digest (up 19.8% year to date through July), …read more »

Pat McKeough, host of TSI Network (www.tsinetwork.ca), was featured earlier today on U.S. based MarketWatch.com in a column by Peter Brimelow.

Entitled “Quiet Canadian is calm, confident on stock values,” the article discusses how the “Successful Investor lives up to its name by sticking to its guns.”

Peter Brimelow has been calling Pat the “quiet Canadian” for a number of years. He …read more »

Pat McKeough, host of TSI Network (www.tsinetwork.ca) was recently featured in an article in the Financial Post written by Jonathan Chevreau.

A similar article also ran in The Star Phoenix, The Calgary Herald and The Vancouver Sun.

Entitled “RRSP leveraged meltdowns don’t inspire confidence,” the article discusses Pat’s opinions on the subject of RRSP meltdowns and why they should be avoided.

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Pat McKeough, host of TSI Network (www.tsinetwork.ca) was recently featured in a pair of video interviews with Jonathan Chevreau on The Wealthy Boomer.

During the interviews, Pat answered questions on 40 stocks to retire on as well as talking about spreading investments across the five main sectors of the economy.

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