Welcome Investor's Business Daily subscribers!

As an IBD subscriber you get to register for the 2009 AAII Investor Conference at the discounted rate of $295. Take advantage of this opportunity — REGISTER ON-LINE NOW or register by phone at 800-428-2244 and identify yourself as an IBD subscriber.

AAII welcomes you to take advantage of this discounted registration fee along with attending over 50 educational sessions—from fine-tuning your strategies and mastering the latest concepts to simply learning more about investing from some of the best names in the industry.

  

2009 speakers include:

Keynote Opening Ceremony Speaker "How to Make Money in Stocks: Rules-Based Investing Using Historical Precedent" Thursday, November 12, 11:30 am - 12:30 pm Scott O'Neil, Investor's Business Daily

Keynote Luncheon Speaker "Now What? The Outlook for the Markets and the Economy" Friday, November 13, 12:00 - 1:30 pm Michael Santoli, Senior Editor, Barron's

John Reese "Strategies of Buffett, Graham, Lynch and Others — How You Can Learn, and Profit, From History's Greatest Investors" Christine Benz "Constructing a Winning Mutual Fund Portfolio" Lewis Altfest "Building a Sound Portfolio" Maria Crawford Scott "Retirement Spending" Scott Burns "What's in Your ETF?" John Bajkowski "Screening: The First Step to Finding a Winning Stock" John Buckingham "Investment Opportunities in the Current Market Environment" Michael Kahn "Charting for Real People"

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Registration Information: This exciting AAII event regularly sells out so please take a moment and reserve your spot today. AAII can only guarantee conference spots for the first 800 reservations taken. The fee for IBD subscribers is $295 ($245 for friends & family).

For over 25 years AAII has successfully brought you the best investment education, providing you with the ideas, tools and information necessary to succeed in today's investment marketplace! This program covers all the topics you, as an investor, need to know about.

Master the concepts and ideas you need to be a better investor. Learn how to: