Why
Invest with Jim Jorgensen?
Jim Jorgensen has spent the last 30 years working
on Wall Street, the New York Stock Exchange, as
a financial planner, best-selling author, and
as a radio host in New York, San Francisco, and
as host on his own network across America. Jim
has taken this knowledge and built his own portfolios
based on what he learned from inside the market
and from savvy floor traders at the exchange.
Recent years have been rough for investors with
many stocks, indexes, and funds down 50%, even
75% or more. Yet, in this same period Jim's investments
have made sizeable gains.
Portfolio
Manager
Easan Katir, a money manager in California and
formerly in London and is an excellent stock market
analyst, manages the portfolios. Jim has every
confidence in Easans ability to manage money
for all our clients in the most professional way.
Easan has been managing Jims own accounts
for several years. Teaming
together Jim and Easan want to offer you a way
to secure your investments for a profitable future.
If
you lost money on stocks and funds in the 2000/2002
market crash, Jim suggests that you sell the securities
that have fallen 50%, 75% or more and reinvest
in good stocks that are most likely to bounce
back on the market's rebound. Staying in the old
stuff may avoid dumping the stocks and funds now,
but you probably will miss out on the soaring
stock market in 2002/2003.
Account
Information
A major stock brokerage firm holds all Portfolio
Investing accounts and your money is immediately
available from this large discount broker. Investors
receive monthly statements and membership in the
Financial Savvy Portfolio Investment Club. The
investors-only section on www.financialsavvy.com
provides special deals, information and each week
you'll receive a copy of the Financial Savvy Report.
Ready
to join?
Click
here to learn more about
Jim and Easan
If
you would like Portfolio Manager Easan Katir to
contact you for more information on our portfolios,
please call 1-800-558-4558, or e-mail him at info@financialsavvy.com.
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