Press Releases & Op-Eds

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October 5, 2010

Stowe, VT, October 4, 2010 – Casey Research, a leader in providing in-depth, independent analysis of high-growth investment opportunities, announced today Casey’s NextTen, the next generation of leaders in the natural resource industry.

Successful investors, like Casey Research founder Doug Casey, have long recognized that there are no more important considerations when investing than the people. For years, Casey Research has helped its subscribers succeed by closely following the careers of the most successful explorers in the industry, those top few percent who consistently generate the majority of returns for shareholders.

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August 25, 2010

Stowe, VTCasey Research (www.caseyresearch.com) has been named to the prestigious Inc. 5000 list of the fastest-growing, privately held companies in America. The annual list published by Inc. magazine is determined by a company’s revenue and growth.

“Casey Research has experienced tremendous growth since its inception, and the current economy has not changed that. As investors grapple with difficult markets and unheard-of economic conditions, more and more of them are taking control of their own investment strategies,” said Olivier Garret, CEO of Casey Research.

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February 3, 2009
Stowe, VT—Casey Research today released a report with disturbing findings about the federal government’s vast and unprecedented activities in bailing out troubled commercial banks like IndyBank and Citigroup.  Their findings appear in the latest issue of The Casey Report, the flagship publication of Casey Research. The report can be viewed at http://www.caseyresearch.com/casey-services/the-casey-report.
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December 17, 2008
Stowe, VT-- Casey Research has analyzed the costs of the government bailouts of the housing crisis, the credit crisis and others and has concluded that the total is $8.5 trillion—more than the cost of all U.S. Wars, the Louisiana Purchase, the New Deal, the Marshall Plan and the NASA Space Program combined.
    
“When we consider the costs of these programs, even when adjusted for today’s dollars, we see that we have gotten tremendous bargains in previous centuries and are wasting a terrible sum of money in the twenty-first century,” said Olivier Garret CEO of Casey Research.  

To illustrate this point, following are the costs of previous U.S. programs and their cost in 2008 dollars:
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