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Bill
Murphy
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Bill
Murphy,
GATA
Chairman
Murphy
grew
up
in
Glen
Ridge,
N.J.,
and
graduated
from
the
School
of
Hotel
Administration
at
Cornell
University
in
1968.
In
his
senior
year
he
broke
all
the
Ivy
League
single-year
pass-receving
records.
He
then
became
a
starting
wide
receiver
for
the
Boston
Patriots
of
the
American
Football
League.
He
went
on
to
work
for
various
Wall
Street
brokerage
firms
and
specialized
in
commodity
futures.
He
began
as
a
Merrill
Lynch
trainee
and
went
on
to
Shearson
Hayden
Stone
and
Drexel
Burnham.
From
there
he
became
affiliated
with
introducing
brokers
and
eventually
started
his
own
brokerage
on
5th
Avenue
in
New
York.
He
now
operates
an
Internet
site
for
financial
commentary,
www.lemetropolecafe.com.
A
Harvard-trained
geologist
and
former
aide
to
the
United
States
Chief
of
Naval
Operations,
Byron
King
is
our
resident
gold
and
mining
expert,
and
we
are
proud
to
have
him
on
board
as
the
editor
of
Rickards’
Gold
Speculator
and
a
contributor
to
Rickards’
Strategic
Intelligence.
This
“old
rock
hound”
uses
his
expertise
and
connections
in
global
resource
industries
to
bring
you
the
very
best
opportunities
in
mining,
precious
metals
and
energy.
Byron
also
draws
upon
first-hand
knowledge
of
the
world
of
high-tech
industries
gains
during
his
military
career.
Yet
all
that
knowledge
and
experience
is
combined
with
a
down-to-earth,
common-sense
approach
that
is
easy
to
understand.
Byron’s
ahead-of-the-curve
insights
have
drawn
attention
over
the
years.
He’s
made
frequent
appearances
in
mainstream
media
such
as
The
Washington
Post,
MSN
Money,
Marketwatch.com,
Fox
Business
News,
CNBC’s
Squawk
Box,
Larry
Kudlow,
Glenn
Beck
and
PBS’s
NewsHour.
He
also
wrote
a
feature
article
published
in
the
Financial
Times,
and
has
appeared
on
both
CNN
and
Marketplace
radio
broadcasts.
A
long-time
world
traveler
who’s
gotten
his
boots
muddy
on
five
continents
in
search
of
the
world’s
best
mining
investment
opportunities,
Byron
has
also
been
quoted
in
various
international
publications
such
as
the
UK’s
The
Guardian
and
the
Netherland’s
De
Volkskrant,
and
has
been
a
guest
on
Canada’s
CBC
television
broadcast.
Byron
still
spends
much
of
his
time
away
from
home,
checking
out
remote
mines,
rigs
and
plants
to
bring
you
a
first-hand
account
of
almost
every
investment
opportunity
he
recommends.
When
you
read
Byron’s
recommendations
and
analysis,
you
can
be
sure
that
he’s
personally
vetted
each
company
with
a
critical
eye
—
in
fact,
he’s
usually
visited
them
on
location.
He
avoids
overly
technical
language
to
give
you
the
clearest
picture
of
what
makes
each
pick
outstanding
and
why.
