November 2005
The Bull Hunter: Tracking Today's Hottest Investment
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 The Bull Hunter:
Tracking Today's Hottest Investment (225 pages, $24.95 hardcover, 2005,
ISBN 0-471-71983-8) by Dan Denning, published by John Wiley & Sons.
The world of investing has changed drastically in the past few years. This book details where you should be looking now, what you should be looking for, and why. The author outlines techniques to mine raging bull markets and profits in emerging countries, sectors, industries, and companies just beginning to flourish. He also shows how to protect yourself from disastrous risk. Wiley Book Order Department, www.wiley.comBACK TO LIST |
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Coach Yourself
To Success: Winning The Investment Game (199 pages, $24.95 hardcover,
2005, ISBN 0-471-71984-6) by Joe Moglia, published by John Wiley &
Sons.
Wall Street has repeatedly warned individual investors against managing their own money. The author, the CEO of Ameritrade, knows that today's individual investors can, with a little coaching, make their own investment decisions. This guide is filled with insight and practical advice. It describes the building blocks of investing and the primary types of assets, so you can understand what they are and how they differ. With this book you'll have a better idea of what to do, and a better understanding of why you're doing it. Wiley Book Order Department, www.wiley.comBACK TO LIST |
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Distressed Investment
Banking: To The Abyss And Back (219 pages, $74.95 hardcover, 2005,
ISBN 1-58798-267-6) by Henry F. Owsley and Peter S. Kaufman, published
by Beard Books.
This book on the restructuring of troubled companies provides an insider viewpoint on the methods and complexities of this area of investment banking. It demystifies what investment bankers do and conveys difficult concepts in easily understandable terms. It is the definitive work on distressed investment banking. Beard Books, Bookorder@beardbooks.com, www.beardbooks.comBACK TO LIST |
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Encyclopedia
Of Chart Patterns, 2nd Edition (1,012 pages, $99.95 hardcover, 2005,
ISBN 0-471-66826-5) by Thomas N. Bulkowski, published by John Wiley &
Sons.
This edition extends the lead of this classic reference on chart pattern analysis. This text includes new bull and bear market statistics, performance-sorted by volume shape and trend; more than a dozen additional chart patterns; and a new section on 10 event patterns. In each chapter you'll learn about each pattern, including identification guidelines, statistics, trading tactics, and what to do for best performance. This reference will save you time in identifying chart patterns and will increase your likelihood of buying near the price bottom and selling near the top. The author is a Contributing Writer for STOCKS & COMMODITIES. Wiley Book Order Department, www.wiley.comBACK TO LIST |
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Managing Credit
And Debt (166 pages, $9.95 hardcover, 2005, ISBN 0-618-45870-0) by
David Scott, published by Houghton Mifflin.
This informative guide explains the good, the bad, and the ugly of credit use and abuse. Whether you are borrowing to buy a car or a home, obtaining a personal loan, analyzing interest rates, or negotiating with creditors, this book provides information and realistic advice on how to manage credit effectively and break the cycle of debt. You'll learn about the importance of a personal budget, the best ways to prepare for getting a loan, what to look for, and what to avoid when getting a credit card, and more. Houghton Mifflin Co., www.houghtonmifflin.comBACK TO LIST |
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Option Spreads:
Generating Exceptional Returns (81 minutes, $99 DVD, 2005, ISBN 1-59280-183-8)
by Tony Ciccone, published by Marketplace Books.
Options are often a cause of concern when it comes to trading. Options can be structured into an arsenal of strategic positions, many with a probability of success and a limited chance of risk. Options are versatile vehicles; you have to know how to benefit from them. You will be able to see options in a different light -- one that leads to profits. Marketplace Books, www.traderslibrary.comBACK TO LIST |
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Short-Term Trading
In The New Stock Market (356 pages, $24.95 hardcover, 2005, ISBN 0-312-32569-X)
by Toni Turner, published by St. Martin's Press.
In an uncertain market, can traders and investors find profits in a short-term stock market? Author Toni Turner teaches readers the techniques and strategies needed to trade in today's market. This book covers aspects of trading, including tips to trading success, what the new stock market looks like, how to lower risk, how to analyze market cycles and find profit opportunities, swing trading, position trading and short selling, and more. This is an essential guide for every money-minded trader. St. Martin's Press. No direct sales, www.stmartins.comBACK TO LIST |
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What Works On
Wall Street, 3rd Edition (412 pages, $34.95 hardcover, 2005, ISBN 0-07-145225-7)
by James P. O'Shaughnessy, published by McGraw-Hill.
In the late 1990s many investors were convinced the rules of the stock market game really were different "this time." With data through 2003, this book shows it is never different this time. Investors armed with earlier editions of this could have avoided the devastation of the high risks that were the favorites of investors during the bubble. This updated and data-driven third edition looks at key strategies and benchmarks, and tells you which of these tools have provided investors with the best long-term results. McGraw-Hill, www.books.mcgraw-hill.comBACK TO LIST |
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