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Michael Coulson
Michael Coulson has been associated with the mining sector for over thirty years first working on the mining desk at James Capel in 1970, for many years the leading mining stockbroker in the City. In 1973 he joined Fielding Newson-Smith (later to become NatWest Markets) as a gold mining analyst where he began a long association with the South African gold mining industry. Two years later he became senior mining analyst at L Messel (latterly Lehman Bros) where he started to produce an annual gold review which he produced every year until 1991.
At Messel and later at Phillips & Drew and Kitcat & Aitken he was regularly in the top 3 gold analysts in the Extel Analysts Survey. After spells at County NatWest, Credit Lyonnais Laing and Nedcor Securities he joined Paribas to head its Global Mining Team. He left Paribas in 2000 following the completion of the merger with BNP. Between 2002 and 2004 he was Chairman of the Association of Mining Analysts and is a non executive director of City Natural Resources High Yield Trust. He is also the author of the 'Insiders Guide to the Mining Sector'.
An Insider's Guide to the Mining Sector, 2nd edition
An in-depth study of gold and mining shares
More on this books at the Global Investor Bookshop
An Insider's Guide to the Mining Sector
How to make money from gold and mining shares
More on this books at the Global Investor Bookshop
Dot.con - The Real Story of Why the Internet Bubble Burst
How could we all have been taken in by dot.com mania? Why did so many people believe the hype? And is anyone to blame? It was the most gripping boo... Read more at the GI Bookshop
Jesse Livermore - World's Greatest Stock Trader
Jesse Livermore is considered by many of today's top Wall Street traders as the greatest trader who ever lived. For the first time, in one book - his ... Read more at the GI Bookshop
The Go-Go Years
This classic of the 1960s bull market offers a cautionary tale for today's investor of the personalities, markets, events and trends that drove stocks... Read more at the GI Bookshop
The Great Crash, 1929
No account of the financial insanity of 1929 has been issued in a form at once so readable, so humorous and so carefully authenticated as this classic... Read more at the GI Bookshop
Profile of Michael Coulson
Biography
Michael Coulson has been associated with the mining sector for over thirty years first working on the mining desk at James Capel in 1970, for many years the leading mining stockbroker in the City. In 1973 he joined Fielding Newson-Smith (later to become NatWest Markets) as a gold mining analyst where he began a long association with the South African gold mining industry. Two years later he became senior mining analyst at L Messel (latterly Lehman Bros) where he started to produce an annual gold review which he produced every year until 1991.At Messel and later at Phillips & Drew and Kitcat & Aitken he was regularly in the top 3 gold analysts in the Extel Analysts Survey. After spells at County NatWest, Credit Lyonnais Laing and Nedcor Securities he joined Paribas to head its Global Mining Team. He left Paribas in 2000 following the completion of the merger with BNP. Between 2002 and 2004 he was Chairman of the Association of Mining Analysts and is a non executive director of City Natural Resources High Yield Trust. He is also the author of the 'Insiders Guide to the Mining Sector'.
Books by Michael Coulson
An Insider's Guide to the Mining Sector, 2nd editionAn in-depth study of gold and mining shares
More on this books at the Global Investor Bookshop
An Insider's Guide to the Mining SectorHow to make money from gold and mining shares
More on this books at the Global Investor Bookshop
Book Recommendations
Dot.con - The Real Story of Why the Internet Bubble BurstHow could we all have been taken in by dot.com mania? Why did so many people believe the hype? And is anyone to blame? It was the most gripping boo... Read more at the GI Bookshop
Jesse Livermore - World's Greatest Stock TraderJesse Livermore is considered by many of today's top Wall Street traders as the greatest trader who ever lived. For the first time, in one book - his ... Read more at the GI Bookshop
The Go-Go YearsThis classic of the 1960s bull market offers a cautionary tale for today's investor of the personalities, markets, events and trends that drove stocks... Read more at the GI Bookshop
The Great Crash, 1929No account of the financial insanity of 1929 has been issued in a form at once so readable, so humorous and so carefully authenticated as this classic... Read more at the GI Bookshop
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