Bob Brinker has twenty five years of expertise in the stock market. He has gained popularity as the host of the weekend talk show "Money Talk". Bob Brinker receives calls on the show from the listening audience regarding various topics but mainly on the stock
market and questions on investment portfolios.

Bob Brinker does not have the necessary ability to handle the callers in a professional manner. He interupts the caller with an answer when the caller hasn't finished making it clear what he
wants to know. I feel his talk show could be more effective if he had someone mediate between the incoming calls and his answers.

Bob Brinker also has a newsletter called the Marketimer. The Marketimer covers issues in the stock market such as good and bad times to be making moves with your portfolio. The Marketimer also gives details on different recommendations for different funds, Federal Reserve policy and the market timing.

You can hear Marketimer over the internet for a monthly fee of approximately $5.00 or you can purchase a subscription to the newsletter for around $185.00 with one complimentary
back issue included, that will be mailed to you.

I feel that you cannot base your investment decisions on the predictions of Bob Brinker. The majority of his decisions and predictions are for the long run. It is not practical to expect to recieve the same benefits for the short run. Following Bob's advice
not help you achieve your goal of getting rich as is evident by the poor performance of Bob's newsletter Marketimer.

Bob Brinker also offers extensive information on recommended books, educational resources etc. to assist you in your knowledge of the stock market, and mutual fund projects on his web site.

Bob Brinker also presents various model portfolios for different objectives. Model portfolio I is for investors with widespread growth objectives. Model portfolio II is about investors with
long -term business objectives. Model portfolio III is a balanced portfolio with modest growth targets, capital preservation and current investment income.

The stock market is very volatile and unpredictable. Investing carries the element of risk and you can't always bypass the risks just because Bob Brinker suggests that. I think you should use your own judgement and not totally use the advise of Bob Brinker.

You can learn from Bob Brinker but no one cares about your money as much as you do. You need to be very careful of your choice of advisors and make sure you do not lose any of your money. I would not recommend Bob Brinker unless you have previously paper traded and proven to yourself that his methods and advice can make you money.

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