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Gold Strategy Investor Letter, Q4 2012
by John Hathaway of Tocqueville Asset Management, 1/11/13
John Hathaway, manager of the Tocqueville Gold Fund (TGLDX), examines in his latest quarterly letter the macro factors affecting the price of gold and gold mining stocks. While such stocks have traded at a discount relative to historic norms, Hathaway remains bullish on gold and gold related equities, believing both could see new highs in 2013.

The Sun Also Rises
by James Hunt of Tocqueville Asset Management, 11/14/12
In his latest "Insights" piece, James Hunt, portfolio manager of Tocqueville International Value Fund, explains why Japanese equities, despite the country's poor demographics, huge public debt and weak growth prospects, still harbor some excellent opportunities. Mr. Hunt writes: "Everyone thinks Japan is sinking into obscurity and this negative sentiment provides us with the opportunity to buy what I consider to be excellent global franchise businesses at knock down valuations."

Gold Strategy Investor Letter, Q3 2012
by John Hathaway of Tocqueville Asset Management, 10/10/12
John Hathaway, manager of the Tocqueville Gold Fund (TGLDX), examines in his latest quarterly letter how "Gold and precious metals stocks rallied sharply in the third quarter." He believes the catalyst for this move was the "resumption of quantitative easing by the Fed and ECB in late August." Mr. Hathaway goes on to say that "The rally suggests that the lengthy correction which began in August of 2011 has been completed, setting the stage for a powerful new leg in the bull market for precious metals and related mining shares."

Short-term Gratification and Long-term Return
by Francois Sicart of Tocqueville Asset Management, 9/21/12
Over time, I have tried to learn from my investment experiences. As a result, my style has become influenced less by greed and fear and more by patience and realism. Here are a few of the lessons I have learned and passed along.

Three Generations on One Fast Train
by Francois Sicart of Tocqueville Asset Management, 8/24/12
In his latest commentary on China, Francois Sicart, Founder and Chairman of Tocqueville Asset Management, writes about the overall complexity of China and the vastly different attitudes and life experiences of the last three generations of its population, as well as some of the challenges facing the country and its economy today.

How Fast is Slow? China's Recent Slowdown in Perspective
by Francois Sicart of Tocqueville Asset Management, 7/20/12
In his latest piece, Francois Sicart, Founder and Chairman of Tocqueville Asset Management, examines China and its perceived economic slow down. Mr. Sicart suspects that this slowdown has several causes, each of which could be considered more or less normal in isolation, but their concurrent timing certainly has aggravated the feeling of withdrawal from the usual state of affairs.

I Question, Therefore I Am
by Francois Sicart of Tocqueville Asset Management, 5/10/12
Historically, the attraction of value investing has been that, by purchasing stocks whose price does not incorporate a large hope premium over intrinsic value, the downside would be muted. Conversely, the potential for the premium to increase should investors perceptions change would promise worthwhile returns even in the absence of spectacular growth by the company. These assumptions suffered a severe setback in 2007-2009, when practically all stocks were caught into the same panic-driven downward spiral. But it does not entirely negate their validity.

Financial Genius is…a Bull Market
by Francois Sicart of Tocqueville Asset Management, 1/1/70
In his latest piece, Francois Sicart, Founder and Chairman of Tocqueville Asset Management, reviews the events that caused the “great recession” and cautions that although “we already have suffered a serious and global recession and financial crisis,” he still believes “the question is not, ‘Will there be pain?’ but rather, “When will there be pain, and how much of it?”
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