Starting and Running a Profitable Investment Club: The Official Guide from The National Association of Investors Corporation Revised and Updated
For a number of years, investment clubs have been a popular and effective way for individuals to be active investors. However, the media attention garnered by the Beardstown Ladies' Club from small-town middle America, its successful investment track record, and its best-sellingCommonSenseInvestment Guide(1994) brought even more interest and spawned a spate of books on how to start and operate investment clubs. Most of the books recommend affiliation with the National Association of Investors Corporation (NAIC) and freely incorporate NAIC materials and guidelines. The NAIC, which was started in 1951 as the National Association of Investment Clubs, has more than 15,000 member clubs and 60,000 individual memberships. Now O'Hara and Janke, NAIC chairman and president, respectively, offer the NAIC's "official guide," which should be the final and definitive word on this sought-after subject.David Rouse--This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.