US Mall 1 - The Neatest Little Guide to Stock Market Investing

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Binding: Paperback Dewey Decimal Number: 332 EAN: 9780452289215 ISBN: 0452289211 Label: Plume Manufacturer: Plume Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 304 Publication Date: 2007-12-18 Publisher: Plume Studio: Plume
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Spotlight customer reviews: Customer Rating: Summary: GREAT Comment: The best intro to stock market investing book around. Very easy to understand as well as very well written. Kelly knows how to keep the reader interested! I would highly recommend this book to anyone is getting into investing or thinking about getting into it! Customer Rating: Summary: wonderful Comment: a wonderful book that i'm glad i read before beginning to invest. full of very helpful information. Customer Rating: Summary: Learn from the masters, but don't assume you can replicate them. Comment: The book is written well, and contains a good synthesis of the wisdom from investment gurus like Warren Buffett, Benjamin Graham, and Bill O'Neil. Some people say that there is "nothing original" in this book; but I'd prefer a good round-up of proven techniques from real gurus rather than an unproven brand new "idea". But I'd like to inject a note a realism. Just because these techniques have worked for some successful investors in the past, it doesn't mean that you will make them work in the future. It all sounds so simple: 1) The stock market has been the best place to invest historically. [I say: but not over the last 10 years] 2) If you can find a ten-bagger stock you can turn $10,000 into $100,000 in a single investment. Re-invest the $100,000 in another ten-bagger and you have $1,000,000 after two trades! [I say: It's possible; but don't confuse 'possible' with 'probable'.] 3) All you need to do is find a sound company, with great products, with good growth potential, which is currently undervalued for some reason. [I say: determining that a company is undervalued based on its fundamental ratios is not proven beyond doubt by my own recent research.] When reading any stock market book, even a good one like this, I think that a degree of healthy scepticism is a good thing. Learn from the masters, but don't assume that you can replicate them. Tony Loton, author -- DON'T LOSE MONEY!: (in the Stock Markets) Stock Fundamentals On Trial: Do Dividend Yield, P/E and PEG Really Work? Customer Rating: Summary: Excellent for beginners and those who wish to remember fundamentals Comment: I bought this book a couple of years ago, and read it now and then every time I want remember the basics of stock investing. It talks mostly about fundamental investing, and reviews the best investors/writers you can learn from. It is an easy and fast read. Customer Rating: Summary: Not worh the money Comment: This book does not offer much than can be found publicly or is common sense. Look at some of the other higher rated books.
Editorial Reviews: Customer Rating: Summary: GREAT Comment: The best intro to stock market investing book around. Very easy to understand as well as very well written. Kelly knows how to keep the reader interested! I would highly recommend this book to anyone is getting into investing or thinking about getting into it! Customer Rating: Summary: wonderful Comment: a wonderful book that i'm glad i read before beginning to invest. full of very helpful information. Customer Rating: Summary: Learn from the masters, but don't assume you can replicate them. Comment: The book is written well, and contains a good synthesis of the wisdom from investment gurus like Warren Buffett, Benjamin Graham, and Bill O'Neil. Some people say that there is "nothing original" in this book; but I'd prefer a good round-up of proven techniques from real gurus rather than an unproven brand new "idea". But I'd like to inject a note a realism. Just because these techniques have worked for some successful investors in the past, it doesn't mean that you will make them work in the future. It all sounds so simple: 1) The stock market has been the best place to invest historically. [I say: but not over the last 10 years] 2) If you can find a ten-bagger stock you can turn $10,000 into $100,000 in a single investment. Re-invest the $100,000 in another ten-bagger and you have $1,000,000 after two trades! [I say: It's possible; but don't confuse 'possible' with 'probable'.] 3) All you need to do is find a sound company, with great products, with good growth potential, which is currently undervalued for some reason. [I say: determining that a company is undervalued based on its fundamental ratios is not proven beyond doubt by my own recent research.] When reading any stock market book, even a good one like this, I think that a degree of healthy scepticism is a good thing. Learn from the masters, but don't assume that you can replicate them. Tony Loton, author -- DON'T LOSE MONEY!: (in the Stock Markets) Stock Fundamentals On Trial: Do Dividend Yield, P/E and PEG Really Work? Customer Rating: Summary: Excellent for beginners and those who wish to remember fundamentals Comment: I bought this book a couple of years ago, and read it now and then every time I want remember the basics of stock investing. It talks mostly about fundamental investing, and reviews the best investors/writers you can learn from. It is an easy and fast read. Customer Rating: Summary: Not worh the money Comment: This book does not offer much than can be found publicly or is common sense. Look at some of the other higher rated books. Array