Bob Brinker update.



Here is an update.

Now this isn't a bad thing unless you lost money behind it and if you did you must not have been paying attention to the real estate market or doing your home work on what stocks were doing.

I said in the first review of Bob Brinker,

"Do not just arbitrarily throw your money into the market just because some guy has you thinking that they know what they are talking about."

This is what Mike from Oregon has to say about Bob Brinker,

mike from Oregon, USA 2008-10-05 I have been a MT subscriber for about 6 years. Bob correctly called the end of the dot com boom in january 2000, and told everyone to sell all holdings. consequelty, I rode out the three year stock sllide in cash, and He called it to the day in March 2003, the liftoff of the market that lasted until October 2007. Bob did not forsee the dire implications of this current crisis, he seems to have called the end several times in his letter, and had subscribers buying all the way into September. time will tell if this bear market closes out his favorable ratings. To be fair, this bear market has been unpredictable for many professional investors. Good luck to us all.

Well Mike from Oregon with Bob Brinker "calling the end of the .coms" and "the lift off of the market in March 03" I guess, in your opinion he's not doing too bad. Or as a song title by Meatloaf said "Two Out Of Three Ain't Bad." And it's not, unless you lost your ass on the one he missed, the third one.

Bob Brinker yet another self-promoting market guru. These guys are pronouncing doom and gloom or everything is rosy. Whatever it takes to sell them and remove money from your wallet. Just because a guy is on the radio does not mean he is going to make you money.

Bob Brinker's main program is a radio financial program called Money Talk where listeners can call in on the 800# with questions or comments that will be aired on the show. Topics covered are generally stock market and investment portfolio centered Bob Brinker also has a monthly newsletter called Marketimer covering issues like the good and the bad times to be making moves in the stock market with your portfolio.

A one year subscription to the newsletter is going for $185.00 He does offer one back issue to be mailed to you for free.

You can also hear Marketimer over the internet for a monthly fee of around $5.00.

Bob Brinker also sells hats, t-shirts and coffee mugs, on his website, which are used to promote his show "Bob Brinker's Marketimer"

Now if you have some of your own money that you don't know what to do with give Bob Brinker a call. I'm sure he would be willing to offer you some advice and put it on his show. Whether the advice is worth anything is up to you to decide

If you want to invest, learn to do it on your own and study, study, study and then study some more. Then paper trade until you have proven to yourself that you can make money. Do not just arbitrarily throw your money into the market just because some guy has you thinking that they know what they are talking about.

You can learn from Bob Brinker but it is your money and only you care enough about it to make sure you do not lose any.

I would not recommend Bob Brinker's recommendations unless you have paper traded and proven to yourself that his advice can make you money.

I do recommend him from a learning point of view, because when it comes to the markets, knowledge is power.