<There is much behind the scenes going on to try to save the show. Things don't look promising at the moment.
More later...>
O great, here we go again. Wasn't it last year that we heard rumors of the show's demise? Hope this is just another rumor. I am a newsletter subscriber, and don't get me wrong, the newsletter is extremely valuable to me, but the weekly show just makes things better. More detail, better insight into his reasoning behind his calls, subtle signs in his voice and presentation, etc. The newsletter didn't call the QQQ pick for the short term trade (bear market rally) that so far has proved to be a great call. Without the show, I would have missed it.
I suppose with the state of the entertainment business today, there just isn't enough "excitement" in a boring, dull, investment show when the host is calling for capital preservation instead of get rich quick speculation. Our local station dropped the Brinker show last year and put another talk show in it's place. No amount of letters, phone calls and e-mails could change the decision, so I bought a better radio, and listen to WLS - Chicago.
If it's Bob's decision to drop the show, I guess I couldn't blame him. With so many trying to take pot shots at his calls and ripping off his intellectual property, who need the hassle? |
