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Dear Fellow Investor:
It’s easy to have kneejerk reactions in volatile
times like these, but they can be very costly. The
best investment decision is an educated and
well-considered one. With year-end and a new
political landscape on the horizon, there is truly
no better time or place to gather information
and reassess your investment strategies with
other astute investors than at The Money
Show Washington DC, November 6-8.
Just two days after the landmark election sure to reshape America’s
future, you will be among the first to learn what to expect
under the new Administration and the economic implications of
anticipated legislative policies that are going to affect your portfolio.
Will we be awaiting the installation of the Obama administration,
favoring more government programs and the expiration of the Bush
tax cuts, or John McCain, a fiscal conservative, who holds fast to the
hands-off, let-free-markets-do-their-work economic approach?
Regardless of which side of the fence you are on, it’s bound to be an
exciting, and certainly important time to discuss the markets.
Whoever takes over the most powerful office in the world come
January, will do so in a less than stable economic environment. Gas
and food prices are squeezing wallets and thwarting spending;
multiple indexes have repeatedly broke through key support levels,
shaking confidence; and some of the engines that powered
international markets like China and India aren’t sure bets anymore.
But what does it all mean for us, the investor, and how do we
adjust our portfolios and ultimately make money?
A stellar lineup includes the rare opportunity to see the likes of Larry Kudlow, Steve Forbes, and Tony Blankley sit down on the
same stage in person. Attend over 170 workshops and panels
and evaluate more than 125 companies in the exhibit hall that will
help you sort it all out and help improve your performance. And don’t
forget, your fellow attendees; be sure to pick each others’ brains. The
fact alone that they are attending, actively learning, is a good sign
that there are wise ideas and observations to be shared.
When it comes to products and services, there is no better one stop to
make than the exhibit hall at The Money Show. The industry’s best
from across the globe will assemble to answer your questions,
provide all kinds of free samples, and showcase their wares. These
companies know Money Show audiences are savvy investors, so
they’ll offer you the best prices they provide all year.
We’re excited to get together and discuss the markets, and what better
place to do it than in our nation’s capital? Make your plans to join us November 6-8, at the Wardman Park Marriott. It could be the
best investment you make all year.
Sincerely,
Charles E. Githler
Chairman |
Kim K. Githler
President |
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