How To Trade Cattle Futures The Proof Of The Pudding 100 Best Internet Stocks To Own A Beginner's Guide To Day Trading Online Dynamic Trading The Fourth Mega-Market Now Through 2011 The New Options Market
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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, then 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 markets and 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. As a bonus, the parabolic analysis discussed in the book can be used for all traded securities.
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The Proof Of The Pudding(What Has Worked For Us) (140 pages, $19.95 softcover, 2000, ISBN 0870341367), by Herbert Hart, published by Fraser Publishing. Others write "how to do it" books; this is a "how we did it" book. Not the theory, but a practical story about how the author went from modest financial beginnings to sitting on the beach in Monte Carlo. It has worked for him. It may be useful to you. Small warning: The magic formula applies only if you're now 20 years old or less! But regardless of your age, this book will provide you with a systematic guide to looking after your capital, as it details a three-way guide to long-term investment. You could become a better investor, have a few laughs, and sleep better if you follow this book's guidance.
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100 Best Internet Stocks To Own (262 pages, $19.95 softcover, 2000, ISBN 0071357254), by Greg Kyle, published by McGraw-Hill. Internet stocks are today's hottest sector -- with good reason! Worldwide Internet usage has experienced a 45% compound annual growth rate since 1993. eCommerce is expanding at a rate of more than 100% per year. eBusiness stocks closed 1999 up 541% and we have barely scratched the surface. This book shows you how to get in on this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. It provides thorough descriptions, financial data, and opportunities/challenges for each company. Key statistics, including market cap, price/sales ratio, 1999 high/low stock price, and more are also included. In addition, the book presents the four basic models of the Web, what they mean to investors, and the strategies to identify the winners in the Internet sector while understanding the risk factors.
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A Beginner's Guide To Day Trading Online (283 pages, $14.95 softcover, 2000, ISBN 1580622720), by Toni Turner, published by Adams Media Corporation. This book contains the tools, tips, and secrets you'll need to succeed in the highly profitable world of daytrading. You don't need to be an expert to start using these step-by-step techniques, including setting up your home office with the right equipment, choosing an Internet broker, weighing the pros and cons of using a daytrading center, trading on margin, keeping a trading log, spotting the easy chart patterns, and some winning Level II tactics. 260 Center Street |
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Dynamic Trading: Dynamic Concepts In Time, Price and Pattern Analysis With Practical Strategies For Traders And Investors (559 pages, $97, hardcover, 1997, ISBN 0967513103), by Robert C. Miner, published by Dynamic Traders Group. This book is the second edition of a comprehensive trading course. It not only teaches the reader a complete and unique approach to technical analysis, but the trading strategies and trade management necessary for successful trading as well. In addition, this book teaches the reality of trading. This version includes more examples with interday data and more stock examples.
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The Fourth Mega-Market Now Through 2011: How Three Earlier Bull Markets Explain The Present And Predict The Future (240 pages, $24.95 hardcover, 2000, ISBN 0786866519), by Ralph Acampora with Michael D'Antonio, published by Hyperion. This book by a popular financial guru helps readers take advantage of the astounding performance of the current stock market by comparing it to the three previous megamarkets in American history. History shows us the ways that investors will react under certain circumstances, and the author shows us that looking back is the best way to see what's coming ahead. He offers advice on spotting and protecting yourself from the inevitable corrections that occur with regularity in every megamarket; he explains how psychology and politics influence the market; and he gives us the tools to analyze the performance of various market segments and individual stocks. Finally, he makes exciting predictions of just where the megamarket will go before it ends.
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The New Options Market, fourth edition (302 pages, $39.95 hardcover, 2000, ISBN 0471348805), by Max Ansbacher, published by John Wiley & Sons. If you're looking to get involved in the excitement, challenge, profit, and diversity that options provide, then this is the book for you. From buying calls on a hot new stock and earning some extra cash by selling covered calls to selling uncovered options and buying puts, the author will guide you through all the possibilities in the world of options and help you make the best decisions. In this completely updated fourth edition, Ansbacher outlines options strategies in easy-to-read language and includes detailed examples that show exactly how they work. With its expert guidance and detailed information, this book offers the best opportunity to come out a winner in options trading.
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