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  • October 2, 2009 at 4:30 PM #463898
    disimilar1
    Participant

    I use them. I recall1 month with a decent profit however the market was up and rising tides …as they say.
    I have been meaning to check my statements to see how I’m doing now lately. I do not keep all my funds with one firm. I like to spread it around despite what any “financial advisor” may say to the contrary.
    Make sure you have one of their managers service your acct. these people get too busy and some mistakes get made. But, unlike schwab they are small enough to correct them when possible – you gotta catch though.
    schwab made a terrible mistake on my acct. could not get it corrected. then they made it hard to get my money out. I don’t like that.
    Schiff was too early with his predictions of the falling dollar and some investors suffered.
    It’s all gambling as far as I’m concerned.

    October 3, 2009 at 9:44 PM #463436
    Anonymous
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    Meadandale, I just closed my account with Euro Pacific because I was so disappointed with the performance of the investments that they placed me in. In summary I think Peter has a great big picture view, but his organization was horrible in picking individual stocks for my portfolio. To underscore how horrible they were, one of the investments they suggested suffered an 85% loss in about 9 months. I spoke with them at length in July 2009 about this stock and they told me it was still on their recommended list. In September 2009 I decided to close the account and I instructed them to sell all my positions. The broker had to call and tell me he could not sell out of this position because the stock had been delisted back in May 2009. They either did not know in July that the stock had been delisted 2 months earlier or they lied to me about it still being on their recommended list. I felt I was lucky to get my money back from them after “only” a 22% loss in one year.

    October 3, 2009 at 9:44 PM #463628
    Anonymous
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    Meadandale, I just closed my account with Euro Pacific because I was so disappointed with the performance of the investments that they placed me in. In summary I think Peter has a great big picture view, but his organization was horrible in picking individual stocks for my portfolio. To underscore how horrible they were, one of the investments they suggested suffered an 85% loss in about 9 months. I spoke with them at length in July 2009 about this stock and they told me it was still on their recommended list. In September 2009 I decided to close the account and I instructed them to sell all my positions. The broker had to call and tell me he could not sell out of this position because the stock had been delisted back in May 2009. They either did not know in July that the stock had been delisted 2 months earlier or they lied to me about it still being on their recommended list. I felt I was lucky to get my money back from them after “only” a 22% loss in one year.

    October 3, 2009 at 9:44 PM #463973
    Anonymous
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    Meadandale, I just closed my account with Euro Pacific because I was so disappointed with the performance of the investments that they placed me in. In summary I think Peter has a great big picture view, but his organization was horrible in picking individual stocks for my portfolio. To underscore how horrible they were, one of the investments they suggested suffered an 85% loss in about 9 months. I spoke with them at length in July 2009 about this stock and they told me it was still on their recommended list. In September 2009 I decided to close the account and I instructed them to sell all my positions. The broker had to call and tell me he could not sell out of this position because the stock had been delisted back in May 2009. They either did not know in July that the stock had been delisted 2 months earlier or they lied to me about it still being on their recommended list. I felt I was lucky to get my money back from them after “only” a 22% loss in one year.

    October 3, 2009 at 9:44 PM #464046
    Anonymous
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    Meadandale, I just closed my account with Euro Pacific because I was so disappointed with the performance of the investments that they placed me in. In summary I think Peter has a great big picture view, but his organization was horrible in picking individual stocks for my portfolio. To underscore how horrible they were, one of the investments they suggested suffered an 85% loss in about 9 months. I spoke with them at length in July 2009 about this stock and they told me it was still on their recommended list. In September 2009 I decided to close the account and I instructed them to sell all my positions. The broker had to call and tell me he could not sell out of this position because the stock had been delisted back in May 2009. They either did not know in July that the stock had been delisted 2 months earlier or they lied to me about it still being on their recommended list. I felt I was lucky to get my money back from them after “only” a 22% loss in one year.

    October 3, 2009 at 9:44 PM #464252
    Anonymous
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    Meadandale, I just closed my account with Euro Pacific because I was so disappointed with the performance of the investments that they placed me in. In summary I think Peter has a great big picture view, but his organization was horrible in picking individual stocks for my portfolio. To underscore how horrible they were, one of the investments they suggested suffered an 85% loss in about 9 months. I spoke with them at length in July 2009 about this stock and they told me it was still on their recommended list. In September 2009 I decided to close the account and I instructed them to sell all my positions. The broker had to call and tell me he could not sell out of this position because the stock had been delisted back in May 2009. They either did not know in July that the stock had been delisted 2 months earlier or they lied to me about it still being on their recommended list. I felt I was lucky to get my money back from them after “only” a 22% loss in one year.

    October 4, 2009 at 11:50 AM #463561
    disimilar1
    Participant

    Yikes! I really better take a close look at my statements tomorrow.

    October 4, 2009 at 11:50 AM #463751
    disimilar1
    Participant

    Yikes! I really better take a close look at my statements tomorrow.

    October 4, 2009 at 11:50 AM #464099
    disimilar1
    Participant

    Yikes! I really better take a close look at my statements tomorrow.

    October 4, 2009 at 11:50 AM #464171
    disimilar1
    Participant

    Yikes! I really better take a close look at my statements tomorrow.

    October 4, 2009 at 11:50 AM #464376
    disimilar1
    Participant

    Yikes! I really better take a close look at my statements tomorrow.

    January 28, 2010 at 11:35 AM #506473
    Mandy Lifeboats
    Participant

    Unhappy EuroPac customer

    Though I’m happy to have found this old thread. I would appreciate hearing from other Euro Pacific clients before I make a decision.

    I’m considering closing my account. I’ve lost about 14%. Many of my individual equities are down 40 – 85% (one went belly up altogether.) I’m lucky the precious metal holdings shored it up. I never hear from my broker.

    It’s surprising there’s so few comments anywhere on the net from their clients, unless I’m one of the disgruntled minority 🙁

    January 28, 2010 at 11:35 AM #506620
    Mandy Lifeboats
    Participant

    Unhappy EuroPac customer

    Though I’m happy to have found this old thread. I would appreciate hearing from other Euro Pacific clients before I make a decision.

    I’m considering closing my account. I’ve lost about 14%. Many of my individual equities are down 40 – 85% (one went belly up altogether.) I’m lucky the precious metal holdings shored it up. I never hear from my broker.

    It’s surprising there’s so few comments anywhere on the net from their clients, unless I’m one of the disgruntled minority 🙁

    January 28, 2010 at 11:35 AM #507028
    Mandy Lifeboats
    Participant

    Unhappy EuroPac customer

    Though I’m happy to have found this old thread. I would appreciate hearing from other Euro Pacific clients before I make a decision.

    I’m considering closing my account. I’ve lost about 14%. Many of my individual equities are down 40 – 85% (one went belly up altogether.) I’m lucky the precious metal holdings shored it up. I never hear from my broker.

    It’s surprising there’s so few comments anywhere on the net from their clients, unless I’m one of the disgruntled minority 🙁

    January 28, 2010 at 11:35 AM #507123
    Mandy Lifeboats
    Participant

    Unhappy EuroPac customer

    Though I’m happy to have found this old thread. I would appreciate hearing from other Euro Pacific clients before I make a decision.

    I’m considering closing my account. I’ve lost about 14%. Many of my individual equities are down 40 – 85% (one went belly up altogether.) I’m lucky the precious metal holdings shored it up. I never hear from my broker.

    It’s surprising there’s so few comments anywhere on the net from their clients, unless I’m one of the disgruntled minority 🙁

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