Bøger af Ben Stein

Ben Stein recounts his slow conversion from self-interested, career-oriented baby boomer to loving and caring father.Ben Stein has proved himself a jack-of-all-trades in a series of jobs: author, magazine columnist, lawyer, film and TV actor, presidential speechwriter, professor, and television game show host, to name a few. But the career he has loved the most is that of raising his son, Tommy. In Tommy and Me, Ben Stein gives us an intimate look at life with his “angel boy.” Adopting a son in his forties challenged Stein in a way that no other relationship ever had. Spending time with Tommy transformed Stein’s values, leading him to abandon the self-absorption that had consumed him since law school days in the 1960s. In his life today, Tommy comes first. This whimsical and warm story reveals that life can begin when you think you have nothing left to learn. Through Tommy, Ben Stein learns to value the generous, nurturing side of himself. He also gains new insight into his relationship with his own father by becoming one. Most of all, he learns gratitude for the “perfect angel” he has as his son. Fatherhood was the role Ben Stein was waiting for all his life. His intimate and revealing journey through parenthood in the late 1990s will delight all Ben Stein fans who watch the TV program Win Ben Stein’s Money and the vast numbers of parents who need to value the best job on earth: “Daddy.”

Most investors spend their time worrying about selecting individual stocks and mutual funds: big mistake! Modern Portfolio Theory--developed in 1952 by economics Nobel Prize winner Harry Markowitz--shows that it's more important to focus on how our securities interact as a whole. Astonishingly, most investors--including many professionals--still run their investment accounts the same way people did back when "How Much Is That Doggie In the Window" played on the Hit Parade. It's time to apply what we've learned in financial economics over the past 50 years to bring your portfolio into the rock-'n-roll era.Armed with a computer, you, the investor, can use sophisticated tools to analyze your holdings--tools that would have been the envy of the biggest money managers only a decade ago. First among these is the Monte Carlo simulator: the better mousetrap that investors have been waiting for.With their trademark wit, Ben Stein and Phil DeMuth show you how your current portfolio is radically underdiversified, costing you money. They offer step-by-step instructions to supercharge it across a variety of investment situations to get you the best risk-adjusted returns.

> THE PEACEMAKER by Ben SteinFALL 2021 FOCUS BOOK> 25,000 Laydown Goal w/ promotions & Mass Merch/Airports/Indy AND International placements > A GREAT HOLIDAY GIFT!CATEGORY: BIOGRAPHY & AUTOBIOGRAPHY / Presidents & Heads of State / Leadership / Executive Branch / Political / Historical / MemoirAUDIENCE: BabyBoomers, Republicans, Conservatives, Political Junkies, Presidential History Buffs & Biography Buffs and… EVERYONE KNOWS & LOVES BEN STEIN! America's National Treasure - a lovable, curmudgeonly polymath.WHY-TO-BUY:"RICHARD NIXON WAS A FRIEND OF MINE" AUTHORITATIVE: Ben Stein worked for President Nixon, as did his Father, and the families were friends before, during and after the Nixon Presidency. Ben Stein LOVES Richard Nixon, and more importantly, Ben Stein KNOWS Richard Nixon, and in this very personal memoir of the Man, Patriot, President and Peacemaker, Stein will share the inside story of a man he views as a visionary and one of the great peacemakers of history.TIMELY: Nixon's presidency and character - always under revision one way or another - are again in daily conversation and current events in comparison with the Trump presidency and character. And Nixon is looking pretty good in comparison.STRONG SALES TRACK: Nixon books still find a large audience and Stein is a New York Times bestselling author who has sold hundreds of thousands of copies of his books in multiple categories; his most recent book THE CAPITALIST CODE has sold over 25K in all formats. THIS BOOK WILL SELL MUCH MUCH MORE!AUTHOR IS MEDIA FRIENDLY/EXPERIENCED & WELL-CONNECTED IN ENTERTAINMENT, NEWS & POLITICAL WORLDS: BOTH conservative AND mainstream media, including: CBS Sunday Morning, FOX, CNN, WSJ, NYTimes, Newsmax, ETC.FUN(?) FACT(S):Nixon was Born: January 9, 1913, Yorba Linda, CANixon Died: April 22, 1994, New York, NYPresidential term: January 20, 1969 - August 9, 1974Nixon was an accomplished musician who could play the piano, accordion, violin, saxophone, and clarinet. He even wrote his own concerto titled: "Richard Nixon Piano Concerto #1."In addition to being a HUGE football fan, Nixon was an avid bowler, and in addition to using the alley in the adjacent Old Executive Office Building, Nixon had another one-lane alley built in the basement beneath the North Portico entrance to the White House. He was not a fan of swimming and so he had the White House pool President Kennedy used frequently & vigorously (with friends) covered, and the room was converted into a new Press Briefing Room in 1970.Nixon ran a failed orange juice business called the Citra-Frost Company in the late 1930's.The Steins & Nixons were/are good friends; Julie Nixon Eisenhour in particular.Ben Stein is still good friends with his boyhood friend from the neighborhood: Carl Bernstein.

Famed economist, attorney, and celebrity Ben Stein joins forces with investment psychologist Phil DeMuth to present a simple, unconventional approach to investing. Using historical data from the last twenty--five years, the authors have identified the key ratios and benchmarks that savvy investors need to know to know when to buy.

Hilarious advice on what NOT to do with money, from financial funny man Ben Stein Everyone's searching for the secrets to financial success, but what about the best ways to lose money...

Investing do's and don'ts from some of the most recognizable voices in personal finance It's been a tough year for investors. Many have seen their retirement accounts dwindle dramatically and are looking for a safe way to protect what they have and make back some of what they've lost.