The AAII San Francisco Chapter presents...

"Financial Roundtable Seminar: Understanding and Profiting in Today’s Volatile Markets"

    Discussed by:

    Harvey Baraban
    Former CEO, Baraban Securities

Former Wall Street CEO, educator and investing guru Harvey Baraban will present his popular seminar for AAII members today. At his last appearance here last year, Harvey provided wise and accurate investment advice. Harvey will share his inside secrets for successful investing and where the best opportunities for profit in the markets are now. With insight from over 40 years in the investment industry, he will show how being an informed investor can lead to better overall performance. With timely, market-sensitive information, Harvey will review current world events and the opportunities they present for your investment dollars. Opportunities discussed will include stocks, foreign markets, metals, oil and bonds.

  MEETING DETAILS
Date:
Saturday, May 21, 2011
Time:
9:00 a.m.    Registration/Social/Continental Breakfast
9:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.    Program
10:45 a.m.    Break
12:00 p.m.    Q&A
Location:
Hs Lordships Restaurant
199 Seawall Dr.
Berkeley, CA
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Payment:
Choose one of three ways to register for this meeting: (Please
note change in fees for mail-in pre-paid reservation only.
Other pricing tiers remain the same.)
1. PREPAID REGISTRATION by MAIL—use the form below to
register, form MUST be received by 5/18, $30/person.
2. E-MAIL or PHONE (space available only, prepaid registrations
take preference)—make your reservation by e-mail:
aaiichapter_sanfrancisco@yahoo.com or Phone:
925/485-0890. Reservation MUST be received no later than
5/18, $35/person to be paid at the door.
3. AT THE DOOR (space available only, prepaid registrations take
preference)—Register at the door the day of the meeting
—meetings are selling out, be aware that space may NOT be available, $40/person.
Refund Policy: Cancel Reservations Before Cut-Off Date of 5/18.
[ Click here for the May 21, 2011 Meeting Announcement ]

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