Moneytalk Bob Brinker Summaries - Information ONLY

Top 27. Nov 29, 1998 11:42 PM

» JenL_3 - BB show summaries

Just bringing this thread to the top so can refer someone from BB site over here.

Does anyone have any summaries of this weekend's Flannigan stand-in shows? J.L.

-- posted by JenL_3

Top 28. Nov 30, 1998 7:06 AM

» BillR_5 - Summary for 11/28 and 11/29

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-- posted by BillR_5

Top 29. Dec 7, 1998 8:10 AM

» davekro - Request show summary for 12/5 & 12/6

I was unable to listen at the delayed broadcast times. Would someone be willing to post a summary.

TIA, Dave.

-- posted by davekro

Top 30. Dec 7, 1998 8:47 AM

» JenL_3 - Dec. 5-6 shows

Just a note on this last weekend's shows: BB replied to a caller about the sentiment indicators he uses:

1) %bulls/(%bulls + %bears) - numbers from Investors Intelligence and reported in Barrons weekly.

2) Put/Call ratio

3) Percent of cash reserves in mutual funds (did I get that one right?)

(We already post weekly updates on the %Bulls to Bulls+Bears figures in the "Market Indicators - Investment Sentiment" thread. It would be nice if someone would post weekly updates for the put/call ratio and % cash in mutual funds numbers at the same thread, and explain the significance of the numbers. Any takers?....J.L.)

-- posted by JenL_3

Top 31. Dec 14, 1998 8:21 AM

» Birdieman - Show Summaries

Just wanted to bring this thread to the top since I missed most of BB's show on 12/12 and 12/13. Anybody have a summary of one or both shows?

-- posted by Birdieman

Top 32. Dec 16, 1998 8:16 AM

» KirkL - Weekend Summary

Who can we recruit to listent to BB tapes and write a summary?

I can write about the $2M expample if someone tells me where in the taps to listen (day and time). Otherwise, I can do a generic replay to tell how to invest a $2M portfolio on the 50:50 plan and how to figure income.

There is also a "Total Return Plan" where you take 50 yrs or so to spend down your portfolio so you die broke.

I am sure both of these will make good monthly articles in the future.... so Keep Comming Back!

-- posted by KirkL

Top 33. Dec 16, 1998 1:18 PM

» PualH - 2M Example...

Kirk,

I'm pretty sure that the 2M example was at the top of the second hour on Sunday. (If not at the top of the hour,...somewhere in the middle of that same hour.)

Anybody that writes show reviews on a regular basis deserves some kind of reward, AFAIC. First they've got to be able to write well (worth a reward in itself!), and second... that's hard work!

Paul

-- posted by PualH

Top 34. Dec 16, 1998 6:36 PM

» PualH - Ok,... I'll try my own clip and paste!

Gene,

I hope you don't mind me clipping this message over to this thread. It seems like it kind of belongs here. :O)

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Okay boys and girls by popular demand, here it goes. This is an excellent example of my portfolio problems, no I'm only kidding as I'm on my 2nd glass of an excellent 1994 Cabernet Sauvignon so no guarantees from the writer as to spelling!!

Dec 13th,1998, Sunday at 1 hr and 26 minutes on the archived tapes for those who want to listen to it, Bob gave the following:

Here is an example of how one can build a nest egg to live off of with a $$6 figure income as part of the continuing voyage of Moneytalk. It represents Cash Flow from the portfolio not fron A JOB!. It will enable you to travel, play, spend$$, help others which is a good thing to do if you have Critical Mass.

Build your own capital over time to follow this method takes a lot of capital.

You have a $2,000,000 base:
$1,000,000 in GNMA generates $60,000
$1,000,000 in S&P500 generates $12,000
**Total = $72,000

Total assumed capital appreciation is 8%, maybe take 7% out of principal for another $70,000

Total is $142,000.

You will get No Significant Growth as you are taking all income and growth. However you could take just 5% for $50,000 and let some growth occur.

You have solved some interesting issues:

Asset Allocation by Equity=50% & Fixed Income=50%

Diversification by Government backed Securties and the Total Stock Market

It has it all-convience, simplicity, tax efficiency.

No high priced manager driving a Lamborghini

Well it is time for me to take a nap after my afternoon cordials, get up and cook dinner for the working spouse before she returns and explain how hard I worked all day "on the protfolio"!!

Good investing.......Gene

-- posted by PualH

Top 35. Dec 16, 1998 6:45 PM

» Karin - Gene

If you have an income of 72,000, You have to deduct your taxes.

-- posted by Karin