A Bull for All Seasons: Main Street Strategies for Finding the Money in Any Market PDF

I consider myself a Wall Street survivor. I have now survived over 30 years of employment in and around the Wall Street community, beginning with my career as a municipal bond issuer in Ohio to my current role as one of the highest-profile strategists on all of Wall Street. Certainly I have had as much television time on CNBC, Fox News, Fox Business News, CNN, and Bloomberg as most other Wall Street strategists combined.

That now makes me the mutual fund industry’s most media- genic investment professional. What began from humble television beginnings in December 1995 when I was selected as one of the original regular guest commentators on CNN’s new financial news network, CNNfn, has now evolved to my having been a guest on every single CNBC program. In addition, I was one of the very first guests on CNBC’s most innovative programming concept, a show called Worldwide Exchange.

It is the first financial news program ever to be simulcast around the world “live.” It is anchored in London and coanchored in New York and Singapore. The only event in broadcast history to be simulcast around the world live prior to Worldwide Exchange was the World Cup Soccer matches.

I am the only person ever to have been a CNBC Squawk Box guest host in all three Squawk Box locations: New York, London, and Singapore. At Fox News, meanwhile, I have also become a regular special guest on their highest-rated weekend show, Bulls n’ Bears; when Fox News launched its new business network, Fox Business News, I appeared as a guest the day the network was launched.

I have been interviewed on some of the industry’s most prestigious investment programs, including Wall Street Week, with Louis Rukeyser, Money Line, with Lou Dobbs, MacNeil/Lehrer NewsHour, and World Business, with Alexander Haig.

This television exposure and high-profile role have prompted financial advisors and individual investors alike to constantly seek my opinion and analysis of the current investment events driving the global markets.
Even with all this media exposure, though, I still cannot appear as a guest on financial television every day, commenting on every investment-moving event. So, instead, I had to create an outlet to let people know what I was thinking between public television appearances.

Hence, my investment commentaries were born over a decade ago. They have no set schedule. I don’t do one every Monday morn- ing to try to predict the investment swings of the market that week. Instead, I do one whenever the mood hits. If there is an investment issue out there that needs to be analyzed, I will analyze it and write an investment commentary about it. If there are no pressing issues, I don’t make one up just to write a weekly commentary about it.

I write these commentaries for Main Street, not Wall Street, because I am from Main Street, not Wall Street. I was born and raised on the North Side of Pittsburgh. And even though I was the first person in my family to graduate from college, I have never for- gotten my Main Street roots. It’s the people on Main Street who need help most when the market is turning upside down.

I have never wanted to talk down to people on Main Street, nor did I ever have the desire to “preach” to people about how much I knew about the markets. Instead, all I ever wanted to do was to teach and inform Main Street people about the markets.

As a result of this down-to-earth approach, my investment commentaries, interpreting current events driving the markets, have gained me recognition with the brokerage community on Wall Street as one of the most important investment strategists of our day.

Financial advisors on Wall Street, and investors on Main Street the world over now look to me to be in the forefront, explaining with my investment commentaries major investment events and issues around the globe as they happen.

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