I want to commend you on the ICLUB. It's nice to know that there are other
clubs that have similiar questions that my club and I have about investing,
and club procedures. buyers Inc. is the name of my club. Our average age is
27. There are 6 members.
1. If investing is so important, why does the NAIC not actively market
to attract young investors? When my club formed, we had never heard
of the NAIC. It took a member's inlaw to inform us of the organization.
The Library could do, but there's nothing like direct market contact.
2. There is obviously an influx of new clubs joining the NAIC, Why is
there
not a "NEW CLUB MENTORING" program? Maybe some the clubs/NAIC
members that have been around could have (NAIC sanctioned)
seminars that basically say, "Hey, this is some of the trials
and tribulations that you'll go through as a club." The
Beardstown Ladies are not easily accessed. The books are fine,
but, my club is young and we're more likely to want to use the
NAIC as a reference to carve our own niche in the investing world.
I/we feel there should be someone that provides a checks and
balances for new clubs.
3. And Last question at this time. Will the Accounting program be
upgraded? When? Is this and all the other NAIC computing software
Windows 95 compatible?
Thank you.
"potential is our greatest asset :-]"
