On his radio show in Jan 2000, he screamed for everyone to get out of stock and go to GNMAs. I ignored that signal. He favored a small buy in tech at NASDAQ 2000 in 2001(?), which was a bad call. Then in Mar 2003 with S&P 500 at 800 he recommended full exposure to stocks. I did follow partially follow that signal. Has been bullish since then, with S&P 500 target of 1550-1600.
Bob Brinker is the host of the ABC talk radio show Moneytalk, which has been on the air since 1986. He previously had a show on local radio in the New York area going back to 1982. Brinker includes market timing in the investment newsletter he authors, titled Marketimer, which contains recommendations on no-load mutual funds along with several model portolios.
Bob Brinker’s Moneytalk radio show is heard on close to two hundred radio stations on Saturdays and Sundays from 4-7 pm Eastern Time. The show is also heard live on both XM Satellite Radio and Sirius Satellite Radio, and is also streamed live globally on the internet. Moneytalk on Demand is a streaming service that allows around the clock access to Moneytalk radio broadcasts for a monthly fee.
Brinker is a long time member of the New York Society of Security Analysts and the Financial Analysts Federation. He served as Vice-President Investment Counsel at The Bank of New York, and on Wall Street as Chief Investment Officer for the U.S. division of Guardian Royal Exchange, London. Bob is the co-founder of the “BJ Group”, an investment management firm that he sold in the summer of year 2000. Brinker continued to provide asset allocation guidance for the firm after the sale.