The 100 Best Internet Stocks To Own For The Long Run Technical Analysis Applications In The Global Currency Markets Capitalize On Merger Chaos ChangeWave Investing The Disciplined Online Investor Tools And Tactics For The Master Day Trader How To Trade Cattle Futures
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 The 100 Best Internet Stocks To Own For The Long Run: Investing In The Internet Economy And The Companies That Make It Click (371 pages, $19.95 softcover, 2000, ISBN 0793138507), by Gene Walden, published by Dearborn, A Kaplan Professional Company. Just as the world experienced the industrial revolution in the early 20th century, we are at the start of a new revolution in the 21st -- the Internet. Virtually every industry involved in the Internet economy is poised for tremendous growth, creating unprecedented investing opportunities. This book is a compilation of the most essential Internet industries and companies. Each sector is reviewed in detail, with an industry overview, explanation of key technologies, market niches, economic business models, and future prospects.
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Technical Analysis Applications In The Global Currency Markets, second edition (362 pages, $80 hardcover, 2000, ISBN 0735201471), by Cornelius Luca, published by the New York Institute of Finance. In recent years, the foreign currency markets have experienced blockbuster growth, driven by flocks of traders -- who are attracted by the markets' inherent profitability and limited credit risk -- looking to speculate or hedge their exposures. This book gives you the charting weapons to fight and win the all-important forecasting battles in the currencies markets. He shows how you can use today's software to simplify the many complex combinations and subdivisions of these advanced systems. This second edition is updated to include issues surrounding the introduction of the euro and the expansion of electronic trading. Inside the back cover is a CD-ROM with charting software.
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Capitalize On Merger Chaos (212 pages, $28 hardcover, 2000, ISBN 068486777X), by Thomas M. Grubb and Robert B. Lamb, published by The Free Press. Merger mania is at an all-time peak. Yet up to 80% of mergers fail because of culture clashes, mismanagement, and the chaos that ensues. Taking this failure rate into account, the authors have written a book that arms managers with strategies to exploit the many growth and profit opportunities created when competitors are coping with merger chaos. They present a fast-paced primer for action when your corporate rivals merge, based on six strategies that can be used individually or in combinations. The result is must reading for operations managers at all levels, investment bankers, and mergers and acquisition specialists.
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ChangeWave Investing: Picking The Next Monster Stocks Of The New Economy (226 pages, $24.95 hardcover, 2000, ISBN 1885167-35-0), by Tobin Smith, published by Bard Press. Does it seem like everyone is getting rich with today's "new-economy" stocks ... everyone but you? This book gives you tested investment strategies and stock-picking models that help you secure your future faster. Stop wasting time and money on old-economy losers. Discover explosive growth companies before Wall Street or your neighbor, turn limited resources into unlimited rewards, avoid pushing the panic button in volatile markets, and gain an army of allies with the single common focus of explosive wealth creation. Investors can preview the first three chapters for free at https://www.change. 1515 S. Capitol of Texas Hwy., Suite 107 |
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The Disciplined Online Investor (260 pages, $29.95 hardcover, 2000, ISBN 007135994X), by Steven J. Hendlin, Ph.D., published by McGraw-Hill. As we enter the 21st century, easy access to once-proprietary trading tools and technical strategies has created a virtual trading revolution. Markets regularly skyrocket, and then plummet, with seemingly little rhyme or reason. Yet in all the media hype and analysis of these phenomena, one essential trader's tool remains unchanged -- and virtually ignored. That tool is the trader's mind. It is the trader's mind that moves the markets. This book introduces and explains vital psychological concepts as they relate specifically to the fast-moving high-risk, high-return arena of electronic trading. Conversational and free of jargon, this book will change the way you perceive the trading arena and make you a more perceptive online investor.
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Tools And Tactics For The Master Day Trader: Battle-Tested Techniques For Day, Swing, And Position Traders (389 pages, $55 hardcover, 2000, ISBN: 0071360530), by Oliver Velez and Greg Capra, published by McGraw-Hill. The authors, who cofounded Pristine.com, have been consistently successful technical analysts and traders. The book compiles their knowledge and insights into one information-packed resource. Whether used as a trading desk reference or as a guidebook on the tactics and techniques of winning traders, this insider's guide shows you how to hit the market with savvy, intelligence, and a well-thought-out trading plan. The law of the E-trading jungle is that millions of times each day, one trader will outsmart another. One trader will win, one will lose. This shows you how to come out on the winning end.
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| How To Trade Cattle Futures: (If Hillary Can Do It, So Can You!) (133 pages, $19.95 hardcover, 2000, ISBN 0967069750), by Clif Droke, published by Publishing Concepts. Move over, Internet stocks! If you enjoy trading, this book is for you. Cattle futures -- long the province of the "smart money" inside traders -- provide an excellent vehicle for consistently making money, year after year, in up or in down markets. That is because cattle futures (unlike most stocks and commodities) are highly seasonal and less subject to the prolonged "sideways" periods that characterize most traded securities. With the techniques given in this book, you could find yourself trading beside the big-money insiders. As a bonus, the parabolic analysis discussed in the book can be used for all traded securities.
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