"Crisis Investing and Entrepreneuring": New Book Offers Recession Proof Investment Strategies for Business Owners and Investors
Private investor and financial researcher, William Seavey, offers recession proof investment strategies in his new book, "Crisis Investing and Entrepreneuring: 10 Innovative Strategies to Help You Achieve Financial Success and Solvency in a Down Economy."
(PRWEB) June 8, 2009 -- Private investor and financial researcher, William Seavey, offers recession proof investment strategies in his new book, "Crisis Investing and Entrepreneuring: 10 Innovative Strategies to Help You Achieve Financial Success and Solvency in a Down Economy."
Crisis Investing and Entrepreneuring: 10 Innovative Strategies to Help You Achieve Financial Success and Solvency in a Down Economy
While many investors are shying away from the stock market during the current economic downturn, Seavey favors a number of alternative investment opportunities for entrepreneurs and investors.
"Most business owners are not familiar with all the areas in which they can make or save money," says Seavey. "Entrepreneurs shouldn't just rely on financial advisors, Wall Street investments, and the stock market; they should rely on a bushel basket of investment opportunities."
In "Crisis Investing and Entrepreneuring," Seavey encourages business owners to diversify their portfolio by including a number of options, such as investing in gold and gold Exchange Traded Funds (ETF's); real estate investing with an emphasis on buying rental properties, distressed properties, and foreclosures; investing in collectibles and antiques; and by engaging in socially responsible investing (SRI).
Seavey's major goal is to keep people safe when they invest - especially when so many people have lost retirement funds in the stock market or were robbed of their retirement by companies like Enron or the Bernie Madoffs of the world.
A former journalist with a meticulous capacity for research, Seavey demystifies investment strategies as he shows entrepreneurs how to cut losses, regain financial momentum and position themselves for prosperity - in spite of economic trends. In addition to offering investment strategies, he provides other advice to help people make and save money, such as by relocating to smaller towns or by counter investing to eliminate mortgage debt. He also offers a current comparative list of the safest banks in the U.S. and abroad in a free report.
Seavey himself has beaten the economic downturn by employing the strategies he discusses in "Crisis Investing and Entrepreneuring."
Says Seavey, "This is a unique book because it takes the emphasis off investing in the stock market. Each chapter involves a different subject area so that readers can choose from a variety of investment options. I figured out how to invest intelligently in a lot of different areas and want to share this knowledge with others."
Seavey explains the power of diversifying in creating financial success.
Says Seavey, "This book is about diversity. I really stand by it. 'Crisis Investing and Entrepreneuring' empowers individuals to develop their own expertise and not necessarily rely on financial advisors. Even Suze Orman, who is one of the top financial advisors in the country, got into screaming debt some years ago and had to dig herself out. You must diversify in a lot of different arenas so this doesn't happen to you. And if it has happened, then you must make sure it never happens again."
Testimonials for "Crisis Investing and Entrepreneuring" include William Alarid, author of the best seller, "Free Help from Uncle Sam," who states definitively: "America needs this book now!"; John Rubino, who predicted the real estate downturn in his 2003 book, "How to Profit from the Coming Real Estate Bust," states: "A timely, readable combination of financial and career advice that has something for pretty much everyone"; and Randy Peyser, author of "The Power of Miracle Thinking," who states: "I trust William Seavey. He delivers solid advice to propel entrepreneurs into the kinds of actions that will lead to a brighter financial future."
"There is nothing wrong in being an expert; that's the ticket to success in our society," says Seavey. "But when expertise fails - as it has in this economic crisis - then you have to turn to more of your own resources."
To order "Crisis Investing and Entrepreneuring," and receive a free report listing the safest banks in the United States and abroad, please visit www.TheCrisisInvestor.com.
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