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Phoenix, AZ, January 24, 2011
- In The Death of the American Investor: The Emergence of
the New Global eShareholder (NetWorth Publications),
President and CEO of NetWorth Services, Nico Willis, helps
readers optimize their investments for the new year, while
giving them a jump on the upcoming tax season by re-emerging as
New Global eShareholders. This book accomplishes what other
books have failed to do by fearlessly addressing the drastic
social and economic changes that effect today's investment
system as well as offering solid practical solutions that
empower individual investors.
Never before has an investment book provided such an in-depth
and insightful look at what motivates the market. Influences
from the past, present, and future are explored to allow average
American investors to invest like professionals. It is must
read for every investor, financial institution, and average
American. Death of the American Investor is both a
warning and a solution to the complexity of investing
strategies, especially in the current economic climate; it will
ultimately become the handbook of intelligent investing.
Coinciding with current economic events that have changed the
landscape of investing, Death of the American Investor
was inspired by the troubles of average American investors and
people concerned about the future of investment. By carving out
a roadmap for investors to succeed through the transitioning
economy, the book reveals the hidden pitfalls that have lead
some investors to altogether abandon the market. The author
also gives an insightful glimpse into the future of investing,
leading readers down a road of recovery and future wealth
building.
In 1997, Willis founded NetWorth Services, Inc., which offers a
suite of cost basis and financial solutions that have been
adopted by many leading financial institutions, government
agencies, Fortune 500 organizations, universities and
endowments, as well as individual investors. Willis leverages
his 15 years of experience in the financial services industry to
oversee the strategic growth and development of the company.
Before founding NetWorth, Willis was an investment broker and
held the title of vice president for various well-known
financial institutions including Prudential Securities, UBS
Paine Weber, and Piper Jaffray. He managed over $90 million in
assets for individual investors. Willis co-created and
co-hosted a radio talk show called “The Wall Street Hour,” which
featured financial news and influential guests.
Death of the American Investor is available in
bookstores everywhere and online. For more information visit:
www.networthpublications.com.
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