See Your Economic Future and Be Your Own Economist(R)
Submitted by: Nan Johnston on Apr 12, 2011 at 3:04 pm
Tagged with: Economic Forecast, Economic Future, Financial Firms, Real Estate, stock market
Source: Clemson University Professional Advancement and continuing Education
Clemson At The Falls Seminar
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See Your Economic Future And Be Your Own Economist®
Friday, April 29, 9am – 5pm
Clemson At The Falls
Understand Current Business Conditions and Make Informed Investment Decisions after this seminar
The recession may be over, but what does that mean? What forces drive the stock market? And what about real estate? And employment? You should know how to use the internet to find the key business and con and economic data required to answer these questions.
Wouldn’t you like to navigate the data so that you could arrive at your own personal conclusions? Better yet, wouldn’t you like to have an advance clue about the general direction of the economy, the stock market, real estate, inflation and interest rates before the experts tell you what’s happening or – worse yet – has already happened?
Be You Own Economist® can help. It shows you how to select comprehend and use the key statistics generated by the government’s “data mill.”
Cost $295 Register by April 20 and receive a $100 Early Bird discount. A copy of Dr. Lehmann’s book The Irwin Guide to Using The Wall Street Journal is included in the cost of your registration. To register, please CLICK HERE , or call Kay James (864) 656.2200.
Your Professor Dr. Michael B. Lehmann obtained his PhD from Cornell University and taught at the University of San Francisco in traditional and on-line venues. He is the author of The Irwin Guide to Using the Wall Street Journal, which sold 250,000 copies in seven editions. Stay informed on current topics by visiting Dr. Lehmann’s blog at beyourowneconomist.blogspot.com. He developed this popular seminar, Be Your Own Economist ® on business and investment conditions, which he offers to investors, corporations and professional groups. The San Francisco media frequently interview Prof. Lehmann on current economic and investment conditions.
Important Notes: Bring your laptop!
Enjoy lunch on your own at one of downtown Greenville’s dining destinations. Lunch break is 1.5 hours.