Turning Hard Times Into Good Times

Roger S. Conrad provides hope for the future and a means for surviving financially at a time when policy makers continue to penalize those who save and reward irresponsible personal financial behavior. Last week, Ian Gordon told us why he believes we are entering a deflationary depression akin to or worse than our grandparents suffered through during the 1930s. Richard Russell, who lived through the 1930s and who often agrees with Ian Gordon’s thesis, has been warning over the past number of years that investments providing income will be the most sought after investment vehicles as people struggle to put food on their tables. Our guest this week, Roger S. Conrad, an analyst of all manner of utility stocks and Canadian income trusts, will provide some excellent ideas about which utility stocks can provide you with life sustaining income and do so with relative safety. Don't miss this Roger Conrad's practical guide to financial survival and why he favors stocks over bonds.