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Chuck Butler – The Dollar Is Going Down: Open Your Eyes

May 24, 2013

Chuck Butler began writing his column The Daily Pfennig in 1999. The Pfennig started as some handwritten market notes and witty anecdotes circulated every morning to help traders stay on top of the economic, currency, and market happenings. Butler’s “Daily Pfennig,” as it is more commonly called today, has become a popular resource for currency investors and traders alike. Chuck was also one of the founders of Everbank, a unique institution that is geared at helping people invest in other currencies and metals. He’s a wealth of information and knowledge and is well worth listening to.

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