Lenny "Nails" Dykstra, the former All Star baseball player for the Philadelphia Phillies and the New York Mets asks for your questions on investing in todays market for an upcoming telesminar. Today, Dykstra is a columnist for TheStreet.com, manages his own stock portfolio, and serves as president of several of his privately held companies, including car washes; a partnership with Castrol in "Team Dykstra" Quick Lube Centers; a ConocoPhillips fueling facility; a real estate development company; and a new venture to develop several "I Sold It on eBay" stores throughout high-demographic areas of Southern California. Dykstra has helped bring to the forefront an investment strategy called "Deep in the Money Calls". He has also appeared on Fox News Channel's The Cost of Freedom business shows. With money received in these ventures he was able to purchase Wayne Gretzky's $17 million estate. Lenny appeared last month on HBO's Real Sports and in a 6-page article in the New Yorker magazine announcing the magazine he is publishing called, "The Player's Club." It is geared and mailed to 20,000 professional athletes and their managers and agents. Do you have a investment question for Lenny?
Whats your single most important question about making money in today's stock market?