Ben Stein is the Managing Editor of the Public Affairs Office, with a focus on a variety of topics. His work has been featured in publications such as Zolmax News, Rumble, The American Spectator, Panbo, and Cerbat Gem. Ben covers a wide range of subjects, including earnings forecasts, stock positions, analyst ratings, and political questions.
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Ben's coverage primarily focuses on investment analysis and data citations related to the stock market, earnings, trading volume, and ETFs. Given this focus, he would likely be most responsive to pitches offering insights from financial analysts or industry experts who can provide in-depth analysis of market trends, company performances, or economic indicators.
Additionally, since Ben heavily cites data in his articles, he may also be interested in receiving pitches from companies that have compelling data-driven stories related to the stock market or investment landscape.
While there is no specific geographic focus mentioned for Ben's coverage attributes or article titles provided; however it seems that his interest lies mainly in international financial markets considering the stocks and companies covered.
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By: Ben Stein
He was a brilliant, kindly, patient man. We were together as patient and doctor and close, close, close friends until two weeks ago. I am deadly afraid of needles. Dr. Skinner had a brilliantly skilled colleague named Lance Hunter who could handle a needle like a symphonic pianist handling a Steinway.
By: Ben Stein
Patricia Ryan Nixon was, as far as I have ever been able to tell, pretty much flawless.
By: Ben Stein
I will soon be 80 years old. I'm tired. But I love my readers. They keep me alive. I have been writing regularly since I was editor of Silver
Products developed by active cruisers grab my attention. In my experience, products created onboard solve needs and fix issues directly experienced by the creator.
By: Ben Stein
He had some alarming suggestions. The main one was that there were some signs that persons unknown were trying to “
In 18 months, if I live, I will be 80 years old. That would have seemed impossible just a few years ago. God has given me a glorious life.
By: Ben Stein
I t has long been a big part of the American Dream to own your own home, whether a single-family bungalow or a condo or a co-op.
By: Ben Stein
I am an avid grocery shopper at your super good supermarkets in West Hollywood, Beverly Hills, and Malibu. My wife since 1968 does not like to shop at grocery stores, so I do that with great pleasure.
I have big things planned for upcoming battery tests. I'm working to evolve my testing of LiFePO4 batteries to match their evolution. Battery capacities are increasing, physical size is decreasing, prices are dropping rapidly, and acceptance is increasing. New options hit the market regularly and keeping up with the pace of change can be challenging. In the coming months, I will review quite a few batteries in different positions in the market and try to help readers decide which price point and battery is right for them.
Editor's Note : This column originally appeared in the May issue of Soundings Trade Only as part of my Getting Technical monthly column. covering all things technology.
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