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My publicist for The Neatest Little Guide to Stock Market Investing at Plume is Mary Pomponio, mary.pomponio@us.penguingroup.com, 212-366-2218, New York.
My publicist for Financially Stupid People at John Wiley & Sons is Jocelyn Cordova, jcordova@wiley.com, 201-748-6249, New Jersey.
Why I’m a Good Guest
If you’re a producer or host, I’ll bet you’ve experienced these:
Guests who don’t show up or call at the designated time Guests who don’t know their subject Guests who give five-word answers that leave you hanging Guests who are boring
For your show, you want a guest who knows his subject and can talk about it in a way that’s interesting to your audience. That’s me. I’m good at explaining concepts to beginners, but in a way that makes more experienced listeners nod with joy at hearing somebody put the subject in understandable terms.
I speak in a conversational, humorous tone with a bright personality. Audiences say they enjoy listening to me. Isn’t that the kind of guest you want?
Most producers and hosts who’ve worked with me are eager to do so again. I’m prompt, professional, and good at keeping the conversation flowing. No curt, where-to-from-here kinds of answers from me.
I’d love to join your show, either in-person or by phone. Let’s book something!
Jason,
Like four months ago I bought your book, The Neatest Little Guide to Stock Market Investing, then one and a half months ago I entered a contest here in Mexico to play like in the real market and try to obtain the biggest return in six weeks, starting with a million (obviously not real) pesos.
As I’m sitting here writing, I’m nervous because as of yesterday, I held the sixth position out of approximetely 10,000 contestants, the contest ends at 3 CT today Nov 15th, and I have to give it to your book this success, because there’s no other word but success, my expectations were to finish below the first 500 and finishing in the top 100 was a wild dream.
Anyway, thank you, man.
Sincerely
Miguel Jurado Monterrey, Mexico
Congratulations, Miguel! That’s fantastic. Everybody’s going to think I paid you to write this comment, but you and I know I didn’t — and so do the managers of the contest. Did you win anything by placing in the top 10? Even if not, the pride and wisdom are compensation enough.
Your comment couldn’t have arrived at a better time, as I just published my new book, which is called Stock Market Contest, about the Colvin Real Estate Group’s money race. How about that? Take a look and see if the 15-year saga among 10 contestants in my book matches your experience in any way.
Thanks for the exciting note!
I have to update the info: I finished in second place and this is the proof (www.retoactinverimagen.com.mx). Also, the number of contestants was 5,500.
Next to my name you’ll see an amount, that’s in pesos.
Thank you, Jason, and I’m at your service.
Regards, Miguel Jurado
Good Morning
Could you please tell me if “The Neatest Little Guide to Stock Market Investing” is available on Audio? Are any of your books.
Thank you
Not yet, unfortunately. I’ve contacted my editor at Plume to see about doing one later this year, and will let you know what I hear back.
My editor said it’s too early to know for the 2013 edition, but she put out feelers to Plume’s audio team and will let me know more as the year progresses.
I am not sure when my subscription is up, but I do want to renew. Read your last letter(for the second time this P.M.) and am not amongst the cull group. I am a conservative republican (married to a liberal democrat) and find the letter to be fun to read, even if I do not agree with everything. Curious though, if Reno did not receive any snow in December, and that last occured 128 years ago, are we dealing with global warming or just a cyclical weather pattern. Back to the market, have shares of Apple and wonder what your thoughts are on where might be the top?
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