Michael Lombardi, MBA
Michael Lombardi founded investor research firm Lombardi Publishing Corporation in 1986. In the Lombardi Letter, readers get the benefit of Michael’s years of experience with the stock market, real estate, economic forecasting, precious metals, and various businesses. Michael believes in successful stock picking as an important wealth accumulation tool.
Michael has authored thousands of articles on investment and money management and is the author of several successful investing publications, including The Lombardi Letter for Wealth Preservation and Growth, Investing with Michael, and Lombardi’s Crisis Profit Alert.
Michael has been widely recognized as predicting five major economic events: In 2002, he told his followers to get into gold; he told them to get out of the housing market in 2006; he predicted the recession of late 2007; he warned readers to get out of stocks in the fall of 2007; and he advised readers to get back into stocks in March 2009.
Married with two children, Michael received his Chartered Financial Planner designation from the Financial Planners Standards Council of Canada and his MBA from the Graduate Business School, Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh, Scotland.
Get to know Michael…
What was your very first investment?
I bought my first stock when I was just 17 years old. Unfortunately, I quickly saw my $2,000 of hard-earned savings from summer jobs dwindle down to $1,000. Needless to say, I was determined not to lose money on a stock again.
How did you come to be so successful in investing?
After losing half of my first investment at 17, I started researching the market intensely. There was no Internet back then, so I read every book I could find on the topic and took every course I could afford. It didn’t take long for me to start making money with stocks, and that led me to launch a newsletter on the stock market.
How did you come to write Lombardi Letter?
Back in 2001, I started a daily e-letter on the economy and the stock market—that was Lombardi Letter. At first, I would send my daily “rant” to my colleagues and customers of Lombardi Publishing Corporation. As the popularity of Lombardi Letter grew, I brought in two senior investment analysts, George Leong, B.Comm., and Mitchell Clark, B.Comm., to expand the breadth of Lombardi Letter, along with guest economic opinion pieces from analysts affiliated with Lombardi Publishing. Today, daily circulation of Lombardi Letter is in excess of 400,000.
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Michael Lombardi's Articles
Why This Month’s Interest Rate Hike Will Hurt
The stage is now set for an interest rate hike in March. While some might argue that a 25-basis-point jump...
The stage is now set for an interest rate hike in March. While some might argue that a 25-basis-point jump...
Why the Crash for Retail Stocks Is Already Here
Looking for the next big crash trade? Pay attention to the retail stocks. In 2017, American retailers could face troubles,...
Looking for the next big crash trade? Pay attention to the retail stocks. In 2017, American retailers could face troubles,...
Goodbye Dollar and Wealth: $35-Trillion U.S. National Debt Next Stop
With all eyes focused on skyrocketing stock market indices, few are talking about the risk associated with our soaring U.S....
With all eyes focused on skyrocketing stock market indices, few are talking about the risk associated with our soaring U.S....
U.S. Economy Outlook for 2017: Recession a Likely Scenario
The United States economy is struggling, and the outlook for 2017 is anything but good. In fact, a recession is...
The United States economy is struggling, and the outlook for 2017 is anything but good. In fact, a recession is...
Impact of Surging U.S. National Debt on U.S. Dollar, Gold
The United States national debt stands at about $20.0 trillion today. It’s a figure that is bound to go higher,...
The United States national debt stands at about $20.0 trillion today. It’s a figure that is bound to go higher,...
Inflation: The Real Reason Interest Rates Are Going Up in December
While the official figures don’t show it, inflation is an increasing problem in the U.S. economy. It’s a growing problem...
While the official figures don’t show it, inflation is an increasing problem in the U.S. economy. It’s a growing problem...
Silver Prices: Why They Could Rise 78% from Here
Over the past several weeks, silver prices have slightly declined. Don’t let this discourage you. Silver prices could go much...
Over the past several weeks, silver prices have slightly declined. Don’t let this discourage you. Silver prices could go much...
Stock Market Crash in 2017: S&P 500 Could Fall 60%
Be very careful! This Federal Reserve-induced stock market bubble could pop at any time, delivering us one nice, big stock...
Be very careful! This Federal Reserve-induced stock market bubble could pop at any time, delivering us one nice, big stock...
Gold Prices: Central Banks to Help Send Gold to $2,500?
If you want to know where gold prices are headed, then pay attention to the central banks. Their actions and...
If you want to know where gold prices are headed, then pay attention to the central banks. Their actions and...
The Reasons Why the U.S. Economy Could See a Recession in 2017
The U.S. economy is struggling and a recession is the most likely scenario for 2017. I say this based on...
The U.S. economy is struggling and a recession is the most likely scenario for 2017. I say this based on...
S&P 500 Earnings Indicates a Possible Market Crash
Historic fundamentals of stock market valuations, tools that have been used by investors and analysts for years to gauge if...
Historic fundamentals of stock market valuations, tools that have been used by investors and analysts for years to gauge if...
Warren Buffett Predicting Upcoming Stock Market Crash?
Billionaires Dumping Stocks, Stock Market Crash on the Way It doesn’t matter if you’re interested in sports, business, or a...
Billionaires Dumping Stocks, Stock Market Crash on the Way It doesn’t matter if you’re interested in sports, business, or a...