Many readers have asked why we offer The Money Show Digest for free. There are three main reasons. First, this Digest lets us provide our readers with the very best in investment education--the primary goal of InterShow. Second, it allows us to showcase the leading financial advisors and share some of their latest advice. And third, it allows us--on occasion--to let you know about upcoming Money Shows. Here, then, is a "shameless plug" for next week's Atlantic City Money Show .
I am
really excited about next week's Money Show, which will be held in Atlantic City, from
Thursday, August
6 through Saturday, August 9. This
is InterShow's 25th year producing these shows, and I've been lucky enough
to be attending The Money Shows for 20 years. This is sure to be a phenomenal
show. In our premier event, Louis
Rukeyser will delight you with his own uniquely wise and witty
opening remarks, as well as host a very special all-star lunch panel.
Some of
the other
highlights of the upcoming Atlantic City Money
Show will include Lawrence
Kudlow, Mary Farrell, Bernie
Schaeffer, and Forbes' James Michaels, among many other industry leaders. Those of you who are
familiar with these conferences know how informative, fun, and potentially
profitable these Money Shows can be.
The Atlantic City Money Show will
feature over 150 free workshops over a three-day period. (There are also some
exceptional panels, that while not free, are well worth the modest cost.) Over
the three days of the show, you'll be able to meet and listen to some of the
leading advisors, many of whom you have followed in previous issues of the
Digest
. Don't miss Fidelity's Bruce Johnstone,
Nancy Zambell, who will offer a unique seminar on
Women and Investing, or the legendary Paul
Kangas.
For those investors who are attending a Money
Show for the first time, I can assure you that you are in for a real
treat. Some events that you don't want to miss are Ken
Fisher, who always offers brilliant insights into the psychology
of investing, as well as industry leading analysts Joe Battipaglia
and Maria Fiorini Ramirez.
In fact, there are a number of free panels, that in my opinion, are must-see events such as the Forbes Roundtable featuring Matt Schifrin along with John Buckingham, Josh Wolfe, Jim Collins, and James Oberweis, among others. This panel offers some of the most sought-after advice available anywhere.
I'm also personally looking forward
to the KCI Communications Panel which will feature
Neil George, who recently became the editor
of Personal Finance. He will be appearing along with Elliott
Gue and
Roger Conrad . From small to
large cap, domestic to global investing, and trading and investing, this panel
will cover it all.
Another top event that always leads
to great investment advice is the Standard & Poor's Investment
Panel,
featuring their market outlook and their top fund and stock picks. Other
great events presented at the Money Show include Frank Cappiello
and John Murphy, The list goes on and
on. Panel topics include gold, technology, real estate, options,
technical trading, growth investing, and income investing. Indeed, the entire
gamut of investment opportunities is covered.
Finally, no Money Show event would be
complete without some of our long-standing favorites such as fund
expert, Janet Brown, technology guru Michael Murphy,
Louis Navellier, a
leader in momentum investing
and modern portfolio theory, economist Mark
Skousen, Barron's Online editor
Howard Gold, and "ChangeWave" expert,
Tobin Smith.
It's not too late to
make plans to attend. Tickets to the Money Show are FREE to all readers of
the Digest
. And for those who will not be able to attend,
the following week's Money Show Digest will feature some of the highlights from the show. I look
forward to meeting as many Money Show Digest readers
as possible during the conference. See you in Atlantic
City!
