Just had a back ‘n forth with Max via email. You’ll be happy to know he’s doing well, still maintaining his ever reliable Super Chart, and investing for his own account. Here’s his latest record:
Max called the bear market, the commodity market crash, the October crash — to the number of the drop — and then called the March crash. The guy is scary he’s so good.
Alas, he says it appears NewsMax (or anyone else so far) won’t be picking him up, due to their minimum subscriber requirements. Seems to me if you can’t market a record like Max’s you can’t market yer way out of a wet paper bag. But I digress.
A newsletter from Max Whitmore has value to say the least. Frankly, I’m at a loss here. It’s my sincere belief Max would easily attract thousands of subscribers if a newsletter was professionally marketed and 2.0 priced.
The thought we’ll not be reading Max’s thinking ever again is simply unacceptable. I’ll be exploring some possibilities.
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I was a subscriber, and he saved me, as of SEP 2007 I sent to Sae with my 401K and so far have not lost anything, but now I need to know what to do, knowing what Max knows.
I sure hope Max comes back onto the investing scene soon. With the markets seemingly going nutz, his Super Chart would be much appreciated!
Just reviewed an old portfolio on Morningstar that had Max’s suggestions – it came out pretty well up to this day. His market timing was considerably better than the specific picks. Plus he is a good read. Would certainly like to see him do some updating again.
Try and induce him…
Huge updates on Mondays – market updates after markets close pretty much daily.
I was a subscriber, and he saved me, as of SEP 2007 I sent to Sae with my 401K and so far have not lost anything, but now I need to know what to do, knowing what Max knows.