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9/27/2000 Get the best return of your money with no sweat
Hi-tech stock market investment strategies and vehicles

Where will the Hi-Tech stocks go this year and which are the hottest Hi-Tech sectors?
How do analysts set price target for a Hi-Tech company?
What is the best investment strategy an individual can take to participate in investing to those high-flying stocks?
Would dollar-cost-averaging, asset-allocation, or options hedging still work in today's volatile market?
What are the investment vehicles individuals can use other than stock and mutual funds?
How to minimize the tax hit when investing and trading?
What stocks will benefit most and likely to appreciate if China joins WTO?

If you ask the same or similar questions as above, you will be interested in attending this investment seminar hosted by Northwest Chinese Hi-Tech Professionals Association (http://www.NWCHP.org/) and The Herb and Alice Jones Entrepreneurship Center of Seattle University. We have invited three senior financial analysts and consultants from renowned investment companies to give us in-depth overview on hi-tech stock market investment strategies and vehicles. This is also a golden opportunity to get your investment questions answered face-to-face by these experienced professionals.

Speakers:

Nannette DeGroot, has been a senior analyst and Vice President of Morgan Stanley Institutional Investment Management, Marketing & Client Service, San Francisco since 1998. Prior to that, she had been Morgan Stanley’s Marketing Director of Asset Management Division in London and Amsterdam and a Eurobond Interdealer Broker of Finacor, Paris, France. She has an MBA with Wake Forest University, Babcock School of Management, and a B.A. Cum Laude in Economics & Management from Salem College, Winston Salem, NC.

Gary Nakamura, is the Divisional Marketing Director for the Wirehouse Division of SunAmerica Retirement Markets, Inc. He holds a B.A. in Economics and a B.S. Information and Computer Science from University of California, Irvine. He is licensed with NASD Series 7 & 63.

Amy Allen, an experienced Financial Consultant and Second Vice President of Investments at the Seattle office of Salomon Smith Barney, the first Chinese American awarded such title by the company in the state of Washington. She is well known in the Chinese community, helps investors to manage their investments through diversification, and preserves their wealth through strategic wealth transfer for the high net worth individuals. She also serves as the chair of the Professional Development Committee for the National Association of Asian American Professionals.

Time:    September 27th, Wednesday, from 6:45-8:30 p.m.
Location: Schafer Auditorium in Lemieux Library, Seattle University Campus, Seattle
Cost:    Free for NWCHP members and Seattle University students and faculty. $10 for others.
            Include Chinese snack and drinks! (You can register to become a member on site.)
Direction:    Seattle University address is: 900 Broadway, Seattle, WA 98122. Here's a link that provides links to a campus map and driving instructions: http://www.seattleu.edu/about/campus.htm
Contact:     Po Yuan (425-705-2651) mailto:poyuan@hotmail.com;
Alan Li (206-892-6032); Mary Tan (206-233-7535).

This event is sponsored by NWCHP & Seattle University,

Also sponsored by SunAmerica and Amy Allen of Salomon Smith Barney, and supported by other affiliated groups.

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9/27/2000 Get the best return of your money with no sweat Hi-tech stock market investment strategies and vehicles

9/27/2000 Get the best return of your money with no sweat
Hi-tech stock market investment strategies and vehicles