New
Thinking In Technical Analysis
7 Chart
Patterns That Consistently Make Money
The Big
Tech Score
The
Research Driven Investor
Stock
Market Wizards
TheStreet.com
Guide To Smart Investing In The Internet Era
A Vision
For The Future
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 New Thinking In Technical
Analysis: Trading Models From The Masters (287 pages, $55 hardcover,
2000, ISBN 1576600491), edited by Rick Bensignor, published by Bloomberg
Press. Though Bensignor pulled this book together, the writers were a dozen
top financial authorities who reveal their techniques and strategies for
successful trading. This book offers tools to improve investment performance,
each from a unique and time-tested perspective. It is a straightforward,
user-friendly, application-rich presentation of market dynamics forecasting,
enhanced with more than 170 charts and illustrations.
100 Business Park Drive Princeton, NJ 08542-0888 800 388-2749 ext. 4670 fax 917 369-8175 Press@bloomberg.com www.bloomberg.com/books |
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7 Chart Patterns That
Consistently Make Money (70 pages, $19.95 softcover, 2000, ISBN 1883272610),
by Ed Downs, published by Marketplace Books. It's a fact: The most
successful traders use technical analysis and chart patterns almost exclusively.
Why? Because chart patterns work. They consistently -- and accurately --
help determine when to get in and out of the market for maximum profit-taking
and loss avoidance. But which patterns should you use? Which are the most
effective? Ed Downs is the founder of OmniTrader and editor of SignalWatch.
In
this book, he reveals his seven best choices. He cuts to the chase to get
the list of charts down to those you need to know.
contact: The Traders' Library PO Box 2466 Ellicott City, MD 21041 410 964-0026 fax 410 964-0027, or 800 272-0003 www.traderslibrary.com |
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The Big Tech Score:
A Top Wall Street Analyst Reveals Ten Secrets To Investing Success (234
pages, $27.95 hardcover, 2001, ISBN 0471395927), by Mike Kwatinetz and
Danielle Kwatinetz Wood, published by John Wiley & Sons. On today's
Wall Street, stocks are more volatile than ever, and high-tech investments
-- despite their popularity and potential meteoric success -- are considered
particularly risky. However, with the proper know-how, it is possible to
master the rewarding but serious business of high-tech investing. This
book also offers an insider's look at some of the most well-known companies
of the past decade.
1 Wiley Drive Somerset, NJ 08875 800 225-5945 732 469-4400 x2497 www.wiley.com |
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The Research Driven
Investor: How To Use Information, Data And Analysis For Investment Success
(305
pages, $27.95 hardcover, 2001, ISBN 007135462X), by Timothy Hayes,
published by McGraw-Hill. During the last five years of the 20th century,
US stock market investors found it virtually impossible not to earn double-digit
returns. Market veterans know that investors will need knowledge, technical
ability, and strategic discipline to sustain these returns. This return
to reality will require investors to know what they are doing. This book
explains how to develop a steady, accurate, market outlook; reveals the
issues essential to developing an effective winning strategy; then introduces
you to a proven, wide-ranging array of investment tools for turning that
strategy into trading returns.
11 West 19th St. New York, NY 10011 614 755-4151 fax 212 337-4092 www.mcgraw-hill.com |
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Stock Market Wizards:
Interviews With America's Top Stock Traders (338 pages, $28 hardcover,
2001, ISBN 0066620589), by Jack D. Schwager, published by HarperBusiness.
Focusing exclusively on successful players in the stock market, Schwager
delivers informative profiles and trading strategies from 15 traders and
investors who have ridden the most dynamic bull market in US history to
stunning success. What separates them from ordinary investors, and even
the vast majority of professional fund managers? And what lessons can the
average trader or investor learn from these exceptional traders? Schwager
gets the answers from phenomenally successful traders. The final chapter
distills the essential advice and insight from all the interviews into
a list of 65 market lessons.
A division of HarperCollins Publisher 10 East 53rd St. New York, NY 10022 800 331-3761 www.harpercollins.com |
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TheStreet.com Guide
To Smart Investing In The Internet Era: Everything You Need To Know To
Outsmart Wall Street And Select Winning Stocks (332 pages, $37.95 hardcover,
2001, ISBN 0385500947), by Dave Kansas and the writers of TheStreet.com,
published as a Currency Book by Doubleday. With this book, TheStreet.com
has laid bare its guide to investing in the stock market. Written with
refreshing clarity and a touch of attitude by the editor in chief, and
featuring contributions from TheStreet.com's columnists and specialists,
this book reveals the ins and outs of investing in stocks and offers a
crash course in how revolutionary long-term changes to the New Economy
will affect stocks' value and future growth. The book provides the tools
and information the individual investor needs to secure a competitive advantage
against the big Wall Street firms.
Orders are taken online (www.doubleday.com), or they will help you locate a bookstore near you. They no longer sell directly to customers |
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A Vision For The Future:
In Conversation With Financial Strategists (184 pages, $24.95 softcover,
2000, ISBN 0471497851), by Luc Keuleneer, Dirk Swagerman and
Willem Verhoog, published by John Wiley & Sons. The early years
of the new millennium witness a vastly different financial landscape to
that of even a few years ago. Those who have failed to keep pace are those
who will fall behind. In this book, giants of the financial world such
as Tom Copeland, Harry Markowitz, and Merton Miller discuss their view
on financial strategy and look ahead to future trends.
1 Wiley Drive Somerset, NJ 08875 800 225-5945 732 469-4400 x2497 www.wiley.com |
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