Neal Scott began his investment career in 1977. It is at this time that he became acquainted with Irwin Schiff, Peter Schiff's father, from whom he gained valuable knowledge that he carries with him today. Initially, Neal specialized in alternate investments for preservation of capital during a time of hyperinflation. His expertise soon expanded into the bond arena. In 1985 he became principal and manager at Emanuel and Co.; a boutique-type Wall Street firm credited with helping to bail out New York City during the fiscal crisis of the '70's by their placement of municipal bonds. While at this firm, Mr. Scott had a weekly radio program discussing the financial markets on WEVD in N.Y.C. He recently was branch manager and Municipal Bond Principal at Bishop Rosen and Co. inc. where he continued to hone his skills related to safety and high yielding investments.

After attending Brooklyn College, Mr. Scott became a teacher. He first taught at Midwood High School in Brooklyn until 1974. From 1974 until 1977 he was the Chairman of the Sciences at Soloman Schecter High School in Brooklyn, N.Y., where he taught physics, and Regents chemistry and biology. Although his experience enables him to understand the global marketplace, his skills as a teacher continue to benefit the investing public as Mr. Scott is able to convey otherwise difficult economic concepts into terms that are easy to understand.