Contact: Eric L. Prentis, Ph.D.
e-Mail: elprentis@earthlink.net
Phone/Fax: 713-681-7433
Professional Speaker
Review Copies Available Upon Request
“The Astute Investor is mandatory reading for all professionals in the business. If you don’t know all the topics in this book, we don’t think you are doing your clients a service.” - Tom Preston & Tom Books WNZK Radio, Detroit, MI.
Radio Program Bookings:
1) Your Money - WCRN with Greff Rennie and Tim Quin in Boston, MA.
2) KOMO with Brian Gregory in Seattle, WA.
3) On The Money - WGN with Ralph Russell in Chicago, IL.
4) Louisiana Live - Louisiana Network with Don Grady in Baton Rouge, LA.
5) Bright Side OF Life - WNZK with Tom Preston and Tom Books in Detroit, MI.
6) Let's Talk Money - WTSL with Chris Deming in Lebanon, NH.
7) WGVU with Shelly Irwin in Grand Rapids, MI.
8) KYW with Don Lancer in Philadelphia, PA.
9) WGSO with Charles Travis in Metairie, LA.
10) KFNN with Ken Morgan and Wayne Stutzer in Phoenix, AZ.
11) The Gabriel Wisdom Show - KPBS with Gabriel Wisdom in San Diego and Los Angeles, CA.
12) Let's Talk Money - WRNE with Robert Hill in Pensacola, FL.
13) The Stock Doctor - Wall Street Radio Network with Bill Keevan, syndicated nationally.
14) National Public Radio - The Morning Journey - WEAA with Sandy Mallory in Baltimore, MD.
15) MoneyLife - WBIX with Chuck Jaffe in Boston, MA.
Questions to ask about how to make money in the stock market using the practical ten-step method for investment success:
Normally, in ten-to-fifteen minutes Eric L. Prentis can cover the "three keys to investing success" which are:
1.Perspective
2. Using forward-looking data
3. Knowing what the political-economic conditions are
If we have more time or if you want to go in a different direction, you can ask any of the following questions. I can usually discuss all of the questions below in 45 minutes to an hour:
Questions to ask Eric L. Prentis about how to make money in the stock market using the practical ten-step method for investing success explained in "The Astute Investor."
Step # 1 is deciding on investing goals and strategies.
Step # 2 is recognizing the importance of political-economic conditions.
Step # 3 is knowing whether the stock market is either undervalued or overvalued.
Step # 4 is using the S&P 500 Index Nine Month Moving Average Trend Line to recognize the four stages of the stock market.
Step # 5: How does trading psychology influence investors?
Step # 6: How to invest like Warren Buffett, perhaps the best known and most successful investor today?
Step # 7: Interest rate monitoring -- why is it so important?
Step # 8: Interpreting the news is crucial to understanding the sophisticated stock market: why?
Step # 9: What does it take to be contrarian when investing in the stock market?
Step #10: Bringing all the parts together.
Questions on President Bush's Proposal to Privatize Social Security:
Overview:
Eric L. Prentis, expert on the stock market and author of "The Astute Investor," will explain President Bush's proposed privatization of Social Security from the
standpoint of the stock market. Two key questions arise: 1) do we have a Social Security crisis?; and 2) does President Bush's proposal to privatize Social Security make sense?
Interview Questions:
1. What do we know about the Social Security System as it currently exists -- is it in crisis?
2. Will President Bush's proposal do anything to help the current trust fund's shortfall?
3. How are current Social Security benefits calculated today -- what do they depend upon?
4. What is the hurdle rate, and how does that define President Bush's proposal for the privatization of Social Security?
5. Why isn't the stock market a panacea or cure-all?
6. Why is corporate governance such an important issue?
7. What assumptions about the future could influence our decision?
