ENDORSEMENTS

"A fresh look at the insanity of investing in the stock market."

—Vicki Robin, coauthor with Joe Dominguez of Your Money Or Your Life

"The governance of a non-profit organization is usually in the hands of a volunteer board of governors, most of whom subscribe to the theory of investing the association's funds in the stock market. They believe the fallacy that the market goes only one way-up, either immediately or eventually. Ed Winslow's book should be required reading for all non-profit boards. Heeding his advice, non-profits can better serve their assigned responsibilities."

—Edward C. Rochette, Executive Director of The American Numismatic Association, Colorado Springs, Colorado

"Blind Faith is an iconoclastic critique of the stock market from an experienced broker that reveals critical light on the sacred cow that investment in corporate stock is good for family and society. Nothing could be further from the truth. Very refreshing!"

—S. Brian Willson, J.D., LL.D., author of On Third World Legs

"An illuminating blueprint for protecting our investments from corporate shenanigans while contributing to a sustainable future. Ed Winslow wisely points out that most people should avoid unprotected investments in the stock market. I'll say!"

—Ed Begly Jr., Actor, Social Activist

"Blind Faith is a must read for anyone concerned about corporate responsibility, accounting deception, insider trading scandals and brokerage firms giving lousy advice while executives reap excessive monetary rewards. Ed Winslow offers hope to investors who are looking for an alternative to the stock market."

—Alisa Gravitz, Executive Director, Co-op America

"Ed Winslow has written an important book for anybody who wants to secure their financial future in troubled times. Every family in America should read Blind Faith!"

—Thom Hartman, author of Unequal Protection

"This is an eye-opening book that will change forever how you view the stock market. It explodes the myth that the average joe can make it big in the stock market and shows how it is really the elite that cashes in. Best of all, it shows the way to another way of investing."

—Marjorie Kelly, Publisher and Editor, Business Ethics, and author of The Divine Right of Capital