"Wall Street is a place where people who ride to work in a limousine take advice from people who take the subway to work."

-Warren Buffett-

What is INVESTIBULE?
A web site that specializes in the education of the beginning investor. INVESTIBULE was derived from the combination of the two words, INVEST and VESTIBULE. As you know, a vestibule is a passageway, so INVESTIBULE is a passageway where a beginning investor enters with questions and exits with more knowledge of the equities markets. INVESTIBULE hopes that this additional knowledge translates into better returns in your portfolio.

Can you identify this financial newsmaker? Hint: His policies affect the general trend of the equities markets. When he appears before Congress to report on the economy of the United States, the media and investment community are interested in his testimony. When not pondering economic policy, he spends time with his second wife, NBC journalist Andrea Mitchell, whom he married in April 1997. He enjoys classical music, tennis, the writings of Ayn Rand, and reportedly writes all his speeches in the bathtub. Click on the photo for answer.


What qualifies you to give stock advice?
My name is Ron Lewis, and I have been investing in the equities market for over thirty years. I have a strong business background with a knowledge of engineering, accounting, statistics, and economics. As a business owner, I was in direct contact with many people in different industries and was constantly "picking their brains" on what made their companies tick. If a potential investment offers smoke and mirrors instead of substance, I can smell it a mile away. Never having worked on Wall Street, I have a more objective outlook on the markets. I hope you profit from reading INVESTIBULE.

Will I make money with INVESTIBULE?
As in life, there are no guarantees with INVESTIBULE. Our goal is to make you a better informed investor. Sometimes the most thoughtful investment choices turn sour. That's the stock market. If you want guarantees, keep your money in a savings account.