I started my college career at Duke University and after a couple of years I realized my pragmatic nature would be better suited with a business education rather than a liberal arts education. I then transferred to Bowling Green University in Ohio. There I was fortunate to be able to teach three undergraduate courses covering stock market strategy, investments and financial statement analysis. I also developed, in conjunction with one of the professors, the technical portion of the account executives training course for one of the major stock brokerage firms. I also assisted my professor in writing two college textbooks on the stock market. In 1968, I received a B.S. degree in Business Ad