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Mark Turner is based in Peru. He was born in England and lived for a long period in Spain and Argentina. Before joining Hallgarten & Company he was an analyst focussed on Argentine equities at our Buenos Aires affiliate, Buenos Aires Trust Company since 1999. With nearly a decade of immersion in the continent he has a deep understanding of how this often misunderstood region lives and works. Mark’s main activities concern following the mining and energy sectors in South America, as both enjoy a period of continued growth and capital investment in the region. He is fluent in English, Spanish and French.

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Copper Breakout Defies the Gloom Merchants
on Jan 08, 2008 about PCU, FCX, ANFGF.PK
Is There Room For a Counter Bid at Northern Peru Copper?
on Dec 10, 2007 about NPUCF.PK
Progress Report 3Q: Our Latin American Buy Recommendations
on Oct 22, 2007 about BAK, CGHRF.PK, ERJ
Baja Mining: Tin Foil Hats Have Their Uses
on Oct 18, 2007 about BAJFF.PK
Northern Orion, Yamana, Meridian: The Golden Dynasty Soap Opera
on Sep 21, 2007 about MDG, AUY, NTO
GOL: The Flight Back To Quality
on Sep 20, 2007 about GOL
Big Rewards On Offer At Northern Peru Copper
on Aug 24, 2007 about NPUCF.PK
Ecuador Miners Subject to Political Risk - With Risk Comes Reward
on Aug 23, 2007 about ETQ, IAG
KAL Energy: Avoid This Stock At All Costs
on Jul 25, 2007 about KALG.OB
Progress Report: Our Latin American Buy Recommendations
on Jul 24, 2007 about BAK, GOL, ERJ
Apex Silver Beginning Production: A Tried and True Buying Opportunity
on Jul 19, 2007 about SIL
Crystallex's Las Cristinas Permit Virtually Granted
on Jun 14, 2007 about KRY
Aurelian Resources: A Gift to Value Hunters
on May 28, 2007
Progress Report: 10 Latin American Buy Recommendations
on May 22, 2007 about BAK, GRZ, GOL
Latin American Airline Sector: Back From the Dead
on May 03, 2007 about GOL, LFL, CPA
New Venezuela Mining Laws Unlikely to Affect Crystallex
on Apr 20, 2007 about KRY
What is Goldcorp Doing With All That Cash?
on Apr 17, 2007 about GG
Latin American Mining: The New Conquistadores
on Apr 13, 2007 about MSDRF.PK, BVN, MNEAF.OB
Investing in Brazil: After the Hot Flashes
on Apr 03, 2007 about ETF, BAK, EWZ
Facts Will Make You Money: Got Latin America?
on Mar 09, 2007 about ILF
Peru's Lack of Publicity Bodes Well For Investing There
on Feb 23, 2007 about BVN, CGHRF.PK, CUP
Is It Too Soon to Celebrate Venezuela-Exposed Stocks?
on Feb 14, 2007 about ILF, GRZ, KRY
Heavy Crude: Why Venezuela and The U.S. Need Each Other
on Jan 30, 2007 about HNR, GRZ, KRY
Hugo Chavez: Providing Profitable Investment Opportunities
on Jan 11, 2007 about TX, GRZ, KRY

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