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In 1978, Richard C. Young (Dick) started Young Research & Publishing, Inc. to publish the authoritative Young’s World Money Forecast. Young’s clients included institutional investors, financial institutions, and sophisticated private investors. Economic and monetary research formed the basis for Young Research’s forecasts on economies, financial markets, and currencies.
From 1985 to 2017, Dick wrote Richard C. Young’s Intelligence Report, a monthly investment newsletter covering stocks, bonds, mutual funds, and the economy.
Today, in addition to editing the Young’s World Money Forecast, and youngresearch.com, Young Research and Publishing Inc. is the exclusive research provider to Richard C. Young & Co., Ltd., an investment advisory firm with offices in Naples, FL and Newport, RI. Our work for Richard C. Young & Co., Ltd. covers a broad spectrum of securities. We provide ongoing analysis on everything from emerging global economic trends to analysis of individual companies. Source
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