Keith Springer live on CNBC in New York

Jan. 19, 2011 - PRLog -- President of Springer Financial Advisors in Sacramento California Keith Springer live on CNBC in New York

Making Money on Food & Energy Inflation: Pros

SACRAMENTO, Calif. Jan. 13, 2011 – Keith Springer appeared live in the New York CNBC studio to discuss how to profit during food and energy inflation.

According to Trish Regan, anchor for CNBC’s segment The Call asks, “how is food and energy inflation a big obstacle, will this inflation be for the economy and how can we make money in the environment?”

“With prices of food and energy-related commodities surging, this is a chance for investors to profit,” said Keith Springer, president of Springer Financial Advisors in Sacramento, CA.

Springer said average investors need to be cautious when investing in commodities, because the sector is generally played by “very savvy commodity investors for the short-term.”

“You’ve got to be careful, because the Fed is trying to induce some inflation—they can’t create asset inflation, so with QE (Quantitative Easing), they are doing their best to form some sort of inflation and they’re not going to stop until we have some,” he said

To view more print and live media interviews with Keith, visit www.KeithSpringer.com and click the “Keith in the Media” link, email Keith@KeithSpringer.com or call (916) 925-8900.

About Springer Financial Advisors: Keith Springer is a financial planner, a market technician, a financial writer, founder of Top Down Tactical™ and President and founder of Springer Financial Advisors in Sacramento CA, a SEC Registered Investment Advisor. He has developed a proprietary process for successfully building tax-efficient and retirement portfolios and has been providing specialty wealth management services for over 25 years

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Keith Springer presedent of Springer Financial Advisors, a SEC Registered Investment Advisory Firm.He has successfully built tax-efficient retirement portfolios and has been providing specialty wealth management services for over 25 years.