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Tuesday May 04, 2010
Max Bowser
Max Bower, now in his 90s, has provided investors with 34 years of probably buying and selling penny stocks -- those selling at $3 a share or less. Born in Celina, Ohio, Max Bowser exhibited an early interest in journalism, as editor of his high school newspaper.After high school, he worked on weekly Ohio newspapers, first in Coldwater, then in Eaton. On the Eaton Press-Review he was the editor and a "string" correspondent for the Associated Press, the Dayton Journal Herald and the Cincinnati Times-Star. After World War II, he was employed on newspapers in California, Monrovia, Arcadia and in the San Fernando Valley. But again, the Air Force called. This time it was the Korean conflict. During those hostilities, he spend most of his time in Taegu, Korea. But, by then, he decided to make a career of the Air Force. He served a total of 24 years. Besides the Philippines, Japan and Korea, he was stationed in Germany, Turkey and Vietnam, plus various state-side based. He retired in April 1970 with the rank of lieutenant colonel. 
While at his last duty station in the Air Force -- Langley Air Force Base in Hampton, Virginia -- Bowser became interested in the stock market. And he decided to make the stock market his specialty during his post-military career. His first step in that new career was to go to collect to broaden his business background. In the spring of 1973, he graduated magna cum laude from Thomas Nelson Community College in Hampton, Virginia, with two associate degrees -- one in accounting and the other in business administration. From 1973 to 1979 he further studied the stock market, refining his techniques for investing in low-priced equities. it was also during this period that he decided to concentrate on stocks selling below $3 per share. Too, he determined the format for the newsletter, principally by mailing it to a select groups across the country and considering their various suggestions. Bowser finds his experience as a military intelligence analyst is not dissimilar to the present role as a securities analyst. The technique is the same -- bring together various facets of information and from this mass of information, deducing future action. Also, his many years of writing simplifies his tak of monthly preparation for The Bowser Report. Learn more about this financial newsletter at Max Bowser's The Bowser Report. |
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