Sy L. Harding

We will always remember you Sy. Your wisdom is sorely missed.

I first found Sy when Barron's published the "Seasons in the Sun" article in Sept, '99, and have been following his work since then. As a financial professional, I still am amazed at how effective his approach is in navigating constantly changing and evolving markets. I'm sure he would be proud of how successful the Seasons Strategy performed the last 12 months since his passing. Sy's legacy will be the positive effect on the average investor for years to come. May God bless him and his family.

As a former subscriber to his newsletter I sorely miss his legendary perspicacity.

Thank you for your book Riding the Bear. Easy to read, because it was so well and intelligent written,

Sy Harding- As I approach the October entry date that I have so often entered as a part of STS, I must reflect on the great contributions that you brought to me. At a time in my life when I was looking for a financial direction, your book, Riding The Bear, provided me with simple process for developing a financial strategy. Good work... You will forever be missed by people who never met you, but trusted your word. Peace.

Thank you for all your good investment advice for the individual investor. You are missed.

I have never met Mr. Harding -- but have admired him so much. He was honest, sincere, humble (quick to admit mistakes), kind and loving. I miss him. My deepest sympathies to his dear family and staff. I noticed in his obituary that he was getting ready to release a new book. I am looking forward to reading it. Sincerely, Mike from Dallas

My condolences to Sy's family. He was the only one who worked so hard at trying to help people understand the financial complexities of the world we live in.He will be missed. May he rest in peace.

I just want to offer my sincere condolences on hearing of Sy's sudden passing. Having read both of his books and weekly commentaries over the years, I felt he was different than most financial writers. I believe a true sense of the man he was came across in his writings. I'll remember Sy as an honest and insightful person, who truly cared about the people he served.

Sy will surely be missed. My thoughts are with his family and the Street Smart staff during this difficult...