Charles Rotblut

Vice President, AAII Journal Editor

Preston's Summary

Charles Rotblut is the Vice President and Editor of the AAII Journal, as well as the creator of the AAII Wealth-Building Process. He is a respected speaker, author, and panelist for the Wall Street Journal. Charles specializes in providing tax-savvy strategies, investment insights, and financial advice to individual investors through his articles and publications.

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Geo Focus

United States (National)

Coverage Attributes:

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Investment Analysis: 59 %
Cites Data: 33 %
How To Guide: 4 %

Themes Covered:

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Stocks & Bonds
  • Investment Strategies
  • Wealth Management
  • Credit Health
  • Retirement Planning
  • Saving & Investing

Pitching Insights

Charles Rotblut's articles predominantly focus on investment analysis and data citations, particularly in the realm of wealth-building, investing, retirement planning, tax strategies, and stock market trends. To effectively reach out to Charles with pitches or expertise, consider offering detailed insights into investment opportunities or strategies backed by robust data. Additionally, providing unique perspectives on long-term financial issues and potential market indicators for future years may resonate with his coverage preferences.

As he covers a wide range of finance-related topics such as sales & marketing and healthcare & pharmaceuticals to a lesser extent (compared to investment analysis), it is advisable to align pitches with these areas if they are relevant but prioritize those tied directly to wealth-building and investment themes.

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