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For me, one of the best sources of information was a talk-radio
show called “MoneyTalk” by Bob Brinker. I listened to it
for a few years. I even subscribed to his newsletter. Though
it seems alittle pricey, it paid for itself when I was out of the Market prior to the crash in 2001.

Check out his website at http://www.bobbrinker.com/. On the left
pane of his main page is a link to radio stations. If there is
one in your area, listen to it. He also has links to educational resources.

I especially like his cautionary tales of “Shark Attacks”. Listen to the show and you’ll see what I mean.

It’s been a year since he lost his wife. It was a terrible
auto accident where he was injured and she was killed.

He has recently ( in the past few months ) met a kind woman
who lost her husband a year or so ago.

He’s smiling and doing better, but now has a new problem, his offspring. They think that he should not get involve with the
new lady since she has young children. They are making him feel
pretty bad about this.

So one challenge is met and another takes it place…