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George is former retail investment broker at AG Edwards & Sons who attended the United States Naval Academy and American University. He has also been licensed and active as a Business Broker, and was formerly a Long Term Care Specialist and Field Underwriter for American Express. After becoming a Certified Personal Coach at the Franklin Covey Company where he served as the Senior Director of Sales in the Coaching Division, George spent two years as President of Success Development, Inc. George has a background that includes radio, television, and writing. Today, he is an account manager in the financial services training field, having worked with numerous national companies who are among the largest in the world. George is dedicated and passionate about helping individuals take control of their own finances through education, and the creation of independent, knowledgeable investors who need not rely upon corporate 401Ks, pensions, or Social Security. He believes the role of government is to protect its citizens, not to control and manipulate the money supply and the financial markets in order to maintain a constant state of fear. As the previous owner or part owner of six businesses, George is committed to demonstrate to those willing to break free from consensus thinking that financial independence begins with a state of mind.
The Markets Giveth and The Markets Taketh Away – Part 2
Well, I promised I’d get back with you on the basics of a fundamental investing plan – and by that, I DON’T mean I’ll be answering questions like “what should I buy?”, “when should I buy it?”, or “when should I sell it?”. I assure you, there is no shortage of advice available on those questions – you can hardly swing a dead cat around the room without hitting a dozen or so people eager to provide the answers – especially when there’s a commission involved.
No, when I say “investing plan” or “trading plan” (with the latter becoming a more…
25Dec2007 | George Brady | Comments Off | ContinuedThe Markets Giveth and the Markets Taketh Away – Part I
“There can be no real individual freedom in the presence of economic insecurity.”
So said Chester Bowles, the former Connecticut Governor and adviser to JFK and others, famous mostly for having been around when interesting and important decisions were being made at the highest levels of government, rather than actually having made them himself. Just like the proverbial blind squirrel, however, even Mr. Bowles could find a nut once in a while, and his words above constitute an observation worth noting.
The continued chaos in the various financial markets is becoming a daily expectation. When does an aberrant event forfeit its distinction…
8Nov2007 | George Brady | Comments Off | Continued
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