Frank Bluestein Resurfaces With New Stock Picking Podcast

FreedomRoadTrading.Com has launched recently with some new features for stock traders. This website has been highly anticipated among the at-home traders across the country. It is part of a large online promotion through iCantu Media LTD which is based out of Chicago.

The site features Frank Bluestein a Michigan based business developer Frank Bluestein, a retired financial advisor who ran a stock portfolio in excess of 100 million dollars. Bluestein delivers a power packed daily podcast in addition to featuring his favorite stock picks on the site. Subscribers have a chance to listen to a seasoned professional when it comes to stock trading.

Fox Detroit erroneously labeled Frank Bluestein as “Frankie Blue”. Irresponsible note taking on behalf of one television reporter Rob Wolchek is to blame for this error. Mr. Bluestein has never been promoted with this moniker.

This new site has nothing to do with Mr. Bluestein’s former business ventures. Freedom Road Trading is the direct result of three years of solid planning before its initial launch in 2007.

The idea to create the site is a result of careful evaluation of the world economy. “I feel that this site launch will definitely help those who care about the market. It is created for the novice as well as the seasoned individual. The subscriber will get a chance to get valuable insight from a daily podcast that gets sent out on a regular basis. We are especially excited about the energy stocks and the auto market”.

For additional information regarding Frank Bluestein and Ted Cantu you can contact them at 248.631.9211. You can also visit their website at http://www.hotmetrofinds.com.

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Irresponsible journalism has no place in Detroit. It is bad enough that the local journalists cannot create enough "news" to sustain their deliveries. In the last 4 months we have lost 4 news papers in the metro Detroit area including:

The Northville paper

and The Ann Arbor News

In this time of economic turmoil we cannot tolerate hacks like Rob Wolchek.

 Oh my goodness !!!

Great Balls of Fire! I have never seen so much fan mail coming in to Team Bluestein! This man is truly loved.

I want to say thank you for all of your wonderful postings and comments over the last 48 hours. You guys really do care !!

God Bless

Team Bluestein!

When I first relocated back to Michigan I was given stern warning.

I was advised to watch out for the dreaded Michigan work ethic. I was informed that many citizens of this state would much rather exist on some form of disability rather than do honest work. I found this news somewhat unbelievable.

I was told that many Ford and GM men and woman purposely go on disability within months after being hired. In fact, that was the goal for many of them. I had hoped that this was untrue.

The longer I lived here the more stupidity I was exposed to. I seen it all - everything you can imagine.... I saw MLM groups, Christian groups, and many ridiculous Non Profit groups spring up peppered with the remote promise of "spirituality" -- its enough to make you cry. But the most revolting thing I have witnessed while living in Michigan was the abhorrent work ethic.

The "Get Rich Quick" mentality is alive and well in Michigan.

This is exactly why the East Coast and The West Coast continue to slam us in the marketplace and bounce back from recessions and create new and exciting industries.

The Internet continues to baffle, confuse and criple Michigan's depressing economy.
And we need to catch up if we want to survive - independant from Government hand outs.

I can see how so many people wanted a "Golden Ticket" to fix their morbid lives. But I must also have to ask myself how these same victims acquired their riches in the first place? The average salary here is in the upper 30's -- whether you are an entrepreneur or not this is always been the case.

Frank is an interesting individual but he is a choir boy next to Ed May.

I find myself more worried about the wide epidemic spread of an balanced work ethic. Michigan has a lot of promise.

But the people that comprise this state actually cripples it.

It will happen again, (but not with Frank or Ed).

I find Michigan pretty embarrassing.