How to Survive Today's Economic Crisis

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Wed Apr 29, 2009 12:12pm EDT

GARDEN CITY, N.Y., April 29 /PRNewswire/ -- In today's frightening economy,
everyone is looking for answers: How to make the most of whatever investments
they have left ... where to invest to possibly come out ahead ... even how to
protect themselves from Ponzi schemes. As an investment advisor for over 45
years, Gene Bolter, of Bolter & Company in Garden City, NY, has seen upturns
and downturns, protected his clients' investments, and, over time, has
out-performed the S&P 500 Index. He has the answers and is willing to share
them.

Bolter pays close attention to market trends.  In 2007 he predicted the
downturn and began moving his clients out of the stock market and into secure
investments. During the market break in 2000-2002, when the S&P 500 Index lost
38% in value, Bolter's customers averaged a consolidated decline of less than
3%.  

"Our first rule is 'Don't lose the client's money.' Our second rule" Bolter
says, "is 'Don't forget the first rule.' That means you need to weigh the
risks, even in good markets. And these rules are particularly true today in
what is the most serious financial and economic crisis since the 1930s."

In an in-depth interview, available at
http://www.primedia-ny.com/bolter/042809.doc, Bolter discusses the economy and
the future, how he reads the market, his investment strategies, when it's
necessary to change tactics, and how the downturn came about. To learn more,
contact Gene Bolter at 516-873-8650.  Bolter & Company has been supervising
client investments from its Garden City, NY office since 2001, and is a
registered independent investment advisor providing traditional portfolio
management customized for each client. 

SOURCE  Bolter & Company

Rhonda Gerson, 1-800-796-3342 for Bolter & Company
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