CHARLOTTE, N.C., Sept. 19, 2001 (PRIMEZONE) -- Kelly A. Boatright, editor and founder of The Resource Stock Watch newsletter, is pleased to announce that the newsletter will host two sector-specific conference calls on Thursday, Sept. 20, which will be open to all interested in the sectors of mining and energy and how these sectors have been impacted by recent events on the global stage.
The first conference call will be held at 11 a.m. Eastern time and will focus upon the Energy Sector with specific focus upon oil, natural gas and utilities. To take part in this call, please dial (800) 346-7359 up to ten minutes prior to the scheduled start time.
The second conference call will be held at 3 p.m. Eastern time and will focus upon metals with a specific focus upon gold as a safe haven in these troubled times. To take part in this call, please dial (800) 346-7359 up to ten minutes prior to the scheduled start time.
Each call will also be Web cast. The links for Internet broadcasts are as follows:
11 a.m. ET -- Energy Sector -- Crucial to Today's Economy http://www.viavid.com/vvasx/000003B800000000.asx 3 p.m. ET -- Metals Sector -- Safe Haven in a Time of Crisis http://www.viavid.com/vvasx/000003B900000000.asx
Each call will feature a variety of speakers and is done at no cost to the attendees. Following the calls, audio CDs may be ordered at no charge by writing to The Resource Stock Watch at the above address or by sending an order via Email to RstockW@aol.com. At the close of the call, a variety of public companies within each targeted sector will present a brief overview of their firms.
These calls are part of what will be an on-going effort to educate investors on the characteristics of the natural resource sectors and the sectors related to them. As is our policy, no investment advice will be given and all are always encouraged to seek the guidance of a qualified investment advisor prior to making any decision that could affect financial security.
On Behalf of The Resource Stock Watch,
Kelly A. Boatright, Editor