Keith’s Interviews

Keith has recently been interviewed on Bloomberg TV and by the Yahoo Finance Daily Ticker Show.   He has also appeared on the Wall Street Journal radio network as well as radio stations in Minneapolis, MN and WHCU in Ithaca, NY.

Yahoo Finance Daily Ticker Show  - November 20, 2012

Bloomberg TV "Bottom Line" show - January 25, 2013





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Keith was the author of Minyanville.com’s Housing Market Report and launched his new Capital Preservation Real Estate Report on June 1. 

For 3 years, he has been asserting that there is no housing bottom in sight and has presented compelling evidence to support this view. His three most recent articles published by BUSINESS INSIDER have been viewed by 140,000 worried readers.

The focus of Keith’s writings and presentations has been to prepare people for the continued housing market decline that he sees as almost inevitable. He has explained the specific actions they can take to minimize their risks and protect their hard-earned capital.  His new Capital Preservation Real Estate Report will expand the coverage to commercial real estate, REITS and mortgage-backed securities.

His in-depth housing market articles have been posted regularly on major websites such as BUSINESS INSIDER, REAL CLEAR MARKETS, MINYANVILLE and MARKETWATCH.

Keith has been interviewed extensively including a recent appearance on Yahoo Finance’s “Daily Ticker” show which was seen by more than 100,000 viewers:

At the end of January, Keith was interviewed on Bloomberg TV’s “Bottom Line.”

He has also appeared twice on the Wall Street Journal’s syndicated Michael Castner radio show. Other radio interviews include several appearances on the Vinnie Penn show on WELI talk radio in Connecticut.

He gave major presentations in Manhattan in 2012 before organizations such as the Financial Policy Council, the Rotary Club of New York, and a Family Office conference for high net worth investors.

Keith is a graduate of Cornell University and received both an M.A. and a PhD from the Graduate Faculty of the New School in Manhattan.