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Phil Cannella Supporters In Response To :” Cannella Traded SEC Interview for Philadelphia Eagles Tickets”

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Phil Cannella & H. David Kotz Shaking Hands After Interview

Phil Cannella‘s Supporters In Response To :

“Phil Cannella Traded SEC Interview for Philadelphia Eagles Tickets”

 

 So you might want to know that the SEC Inspector General and Phil Cannella are way chummier than I originally thought. Count on a GOOD journalist (thank you) to dig up some real Cannella Dirt:

http://www.businessweek.com/news/2011-12-14/sec-watchdog-bought-radio-host-s-eagles-tickets-after-interview.html

Cannella, I don’t think an SEO firm can make this fact go away. My beloved EAGLES are now associated with Cannella. 

 

Phil Cannella says:

The SEC and Bloomberg would rather talk about football tickets thAn about fixing a broken system.
Bloomberg writer Rob Schmidt‘s December 15 follow-up to his November 23 article about the fallout from Crash Proof Retirement’s landmark interview with SEC Inspector General H. David Kotz is revealing on two levels.

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irst, it shows that the SEC is more interested in discrediting Mr. Kotz, thereby continuing its long-time policy of CYA, than in meaningfully addressing the many key issues the hard-hitting questions of Crash Proof Retirement Show™ founder and host Phil Cannella brought to light during the interview itself.

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econd, it shows how far the business media themselves still have to travel to reach a point where they provide a genuine service to their audience by covering issues that affect American consumers with insight and passion in the open and honest manner that Phil Cannella does today.

“The latest Bloomberg piece is a perfect example of how even veteran business writers will look for a sexy story and concentrate on that instead of telling the real behind-the-scenes story of substance and meaning,” says Phil Cannella.
“Thanks to the unholy alliance between Wall Street and the SEC, the American economy has come pretty close to going down the tubes…and these people are talking about Eagles tickets? Give me a break!”

This doubly underscores the need for Retirement Media, Inc., the new media venture that Phillip Cannella has launched.

“After decades of watching the way this kind of lowest-common-denominator reporting misses the mark,” says Phil Cannella,“I decided to use my own money to take a personal hand in bringing retirees the information they so desperately need. Because they’re certainly not getting enough of it from places like Bloomberg News.
Phil Cannella adds:“Just like accumulation-phase advisors, who tell you to trust the market because it supposedly ‘always comes back,’ the mainstream media act as if Wall Street is the only game in town. We spoke to Bloomberg at length about safe alternatives for the American retirees—alternatives that get them off the crazy, risk-infested roller-coaster of stocks, bonds and mutual funds. We also covered it in the letter to the SEC. And Bloomberg barely considered it worth a mention!”

Phil Cannella will have more to say about this ongoing controversy in this weekend’s editions of the Crash proof Retirement Show.

Count on a GOOD journalist to dig up some REAL Phil Cannella Facts

 

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