Steve Christ

Like most people, Steve's resume is something less than a straight line.

In fact it resembles a long country road with many turns, which in this case, is a good thing. Born in Baltimore, Steve graduated from Towson State University where he studied Journalism, English and History. At the time he had hoped to become a newspaper reporter.

But shortly after college Steve reached a surprising conclusion: That what he really knew about life and how the world really works couldn't fill a thimble.

This epiphany sent him in new and exciting directions. Along the way Steve owned several businesses, worked in sales, traded stocks with the best of them and started a family.

These experiences, of course, taught him more than he ever could have learned in school.

But while his resume may tell you where he's been, to fully understand Steve and where he is going, you need to understand one thing-his undying beliefs.

Among other things Steve believes:

• That American style capitalism is the greatest economic force on earth. It has raised more people out of poverty than any other system ever conceived.
• That the human body is an amazing instrument. It deserves to be worked and well fed.
• That tyrants exist only when good men fail to act.
• That The U.S. is the greatest country there is, has been, or ever will be.
• That if you and all of the people you love have their health that you have no real problems.
• That all men are born into this world with two things: Time and talent.
• That the right to own property, the rule of law, and freedom are indispensable to our democracy. When we weaken any of these we do so at our own peril.
• That English is the most beautiful language written and spoken.
• That democracies are slow to anger. But that when they act evil falls at their feet.
• That any government born of violence and maintained by terror is wholly illegitimate and consequently dangerously irrational.
• That the knowledge of the difference between right and wrong is etched into every human heart. It is called your conscience and everybody has one.
• That a man's labors ought to belong entirely to himself. The income tax gives every working man a partner that he neither wants nor needs

His thimble now full, Steve continues to learn and observe. He's an expert in the housing market... and his columns appear weekly in Wealth Daily, Gold World and Energy and Capital .

Steve is a frequent guest on radio programs across the nation. To learn more about his investment service, The Wealth Advisory, click here.

Recent Articles by Steve Christ

Schwarzenegger's California Goes Greek - 2010-07-30
Red Ink Returns

Bullish on Boeing Co. (NYSE: BA) - 2010-07-29
An Industry Ready for Takeoff

The World According to Bill Gross Part 3 - 2010-07-29
The Bond Guru's Big Picture

The Case-Shiller Index Rises But Confidence Wanes - 2010-07-27
Trouble Ahead?

The End of the Bush Tax Cuts - 2010-07-27
The Hammer is About to Fall

Ben Plans, Markets Laugh - 2010-07-24
Wealth Daily's Weekend Edition

TKO: Ron Paul Pummels Bernanke - 2010-07-23
Barney Frank Ends The Beating

Used Home Sales at a 3-Month Low - 2010-07-22
Inventory Grows

Apple (NYSE:AAPL) Knocks the Cover Off...Again - 2010-07-21
New Price Target: $400

Home Starts Tank - 2010-07-20
Low Rates Fail to Attract

China's Energy Future - 2010-07-20
1.3 Billion Chinese Can't Be Stopped

Ratigan Smacks Down Rep. Kevin Brady (R-TX) - 2010-07-16
Another Great Rant

A Beginner's Guide to Fundamental Analysis - 2010-07-15
A Heavyweight's Handbook to True Wealth

Trulia: The Sellers Are on the Run - 2010-07-15
Tax Credit Delayed the Inevitable

Retail Sales Fall For a Second Straight Month - 2010-07-14
Another Weak Report

Peter Lynch's Stock Market Investment Advice - 2010-07-13
Finding the Elusive 10-Bagger

Art Cashin on The Markets - 2010-07-13
Things are looking up

Drawing Parallels to the Great Depression - 2010-07-10
Wealth Daily's Weekend Edition

Ben Graham's Winning Investment Advice - 2010-07-01
Learning the Ropes from Buffett's Greatest Mentor

Regenerative Medicine Investing: A Look into the Future - 2010-06-29
Building a Better Tomorrow - One Body Part at a Time