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Lipper HedgeWorld Bookstore
Below are some recommendations from HedgeWorld's staff. Click on the book's title to purchase it directly from Amazon.com. We welcome your reviews and suggestions.
Books are arranged in alphabetical order by author.
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Best Sellers
THE REGULATION OF HEDGE FUND MANAGERS BY THE SEC
by Terrance J. O'Malley
Price: $350.00 + 9.95 S&H
Hedge fund managers are being watched by the SEC with a careful eye, including those managers who are UNREGISTERED. This easy-to-read, thorough report delivers what all hedge fund managers need to know about SEC oversight.
HedgeWorld Members receive 10% off list price. To ensure your discount, please click on the title to print out the PDF form and fax it to 212-224-3493.
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Featured Selections
The Hedge Fund Edge: Maximum Profit/Minimum Risk Global Trend Trading Strategies
by Mark Boucher
Introducing a robust trading strategy that incorporates techniques from both technical and fundamental
analysis, Mark Boucher examines the major markets and illustrates where the odds are greatest in the
trader's favor.
~ John Wiley & Sons
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Modelling and Hedging Equity Derivatives
by Oliver Brockhaus, Andrew Ferraris, Christopher Gallus, Douglas Long, Reiner Martin, Marcus Overhaus
A unique reference providing detailed practice-based analysis of modelling & hedging equity derivatives. In-depth
analysis of probability theory and stochastic calculus (as well as alternative approaches). Detailed discussion of
practical software implementation issues.
~Amazon.com
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Macro Trading & Investment Strategies: Macroeconomic Arbitrage in Global Markets
by Gabriel Burstein
This book opens with the first systematic presentation with examples of the "global macro" hedge fund
investment style, a strategy pioneered by Soros, Robertson et. al. based primarily on (directional)
views on macroeconomic trends. This is an original book however proposing a new macro trading and
investment strategy: Global Macroeconomic Arbitrage. The new investment philosophy is to detect and
take advantage of "holes" between market relations and their underlying macroeconomic relations. The
arbitrage of such macroeconomic mispricings in global markets is done through non-directional long/short
or overweight/underweight strategies. Although using macroeconomic information, the trades are ultimately
long/short and even market neutral which makes macro arbitrage a new long/short trading and investment
strategy. Written in the midst of the "global financial crises domino," the book has dozens of examples
showing how to use macro arbitrage in market turmoil and how the recent global financial crises contributed
to closing macro mispricing gaps in markets. Market dislocations during crisis periods are shown to be
macro arbitrage opportunities. The book proposes thus one possible path from subjective macroeconomic
views-based investment and trading to arbitraging objective macro mispricings in global markets. Average
customer rating of 5 stars.
~ Gabriel Burstein
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Investing With the Hedge Fund Giants: Profit Whether Markets Rise or Fall
by Beverly Chandler
Investing with the hedge fund giants is intended to give the reader a thorough introduction to the much talked
about but much misunderstood world of hedge funds. I very much hope readers enjoy it. Average customer rating
of 5 stars.
~ Beverly Chandler
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The Money Flood
by: Michael J. Clowes
How the spectacular growth of pension funds forever changed investing.
Over the past fifty years, the pension fund industry has mushroomed into the largest concentration of managed
money in the world. The investment decisions and financial innovations of pension fund managers reverberate
throughout the global financial markets. Written by a journalist who has covered the pension fund industry for
over twenty-five years, The Money Flood tells the story of how the pension fund industry came to dominate the
financial markets. It also offers a sobering look into the future when baby boomers will begin removing their
vast wealth from the markets and the growing number of 401(k) plans will shift investing power away from the
pension fund managers.
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Investment Secrets of a Hedge Fund Manager: Exploiting the Herd Mentality of the Financial Markets
by Laurence A. Connors, Blake E. Hayward
This book reveals a host of proven strategies to trade the stock, futures and options markets. Simple and easy to
use, the strategies are designed to take advantage of the herd mentality of the financial markets and the tendency
of the majority of investors to panic at certain identifiable moments. All of the indicators revealed in the book
are based on what actually happens in the markets-not on an abstract, difficult-to-apply theory. Moreover, each
strategy is fully explained and includes many concrete examples. Clear, hard-headed and realistic, this is superb
book for traders and investor who are seeking proven methods for beating markets. Highlights included: Proprietary
market indicators revealed for the first time; New short-term trading patterns and indicators; Profitable trading
strategies using globex and other night-trading markets; Putting together a profitable trading plan. Average customer
rating of 5 stars.
~ Amazon.com
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Street Smarts; High Probability Short Term Trading Strategies
by Laurence A. Connors, Linda B. Raschke
Published in 1996 and written by Larry Connors and "New Market Wizard" Linda Raschke. This 245 page manual
is considered by many to be one of the best books written on trading futures. Twenty-five years of combined
trading experience is divulged as you will learn 20 of their best strategies.
~ Amazon.com
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Derivatives for Decision Makers: Strategic Management Issues
by George Crawford, Bidyut C. Sen (Contributor)
Written in down-to-earth language everyone can understand, this book uses common examples from business
and the markets to explain how derivatives work and how they are being used right now. Armed with its
insights, executives, attorneys, accountants, and corporate board members will understand derivatives
well enough to ask the right questions of themselves, their employees and their trusted advisors. It
covers the principles of derivatives, from their use in common situations such as refinancing a mortgage,
through advanced financial applications. Goes beyond media coverage to explain recent derivatives use,
misuse, and regulation.
~ John Wiley & Sons
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Fundamentals of Hedge Fund Investing: A Professional Investor's Guide
by William J. Crerend, Robert A. Jaeger
Hedge funds have always been characterized by limited accessibility, brilliant fund managers, and reports
of unusually aggressive strategies--along with the potential for unusually high returns. Over the years,
professional money managers and institutional and high-net worth investors have committed sizable amounts
of investment capital to hedge funds. Unfortunately, far too many have done so without a solid understanding
of both the opportunities and the risks inherent in this dynamic investment class. Fundamentals of Hedge
Fund Investing begins to unlock the world of hedge funds--the managers, the strategies, and the investment
itself. This uncommonly objective analysis addresses crucial hedge fund questions, including: how to approach
the choice of a hedge fund manager appropriate for your investment style and risk attitude; detailed descriptions
of the types of hedge fund strategies; examples of both generic and specific analysis useful for evaluating
a hedge fund. As they consider the prospect of equities falling back to historical levels of return,
institutional investors search for alternative methods of investing as well as diversifying sizable portfolios.
Hedge funds are gaining in acceptance and popularity. The authoritative and comprehensive Fundamentals of Hedge
Fund Investing contains explanations of hedge fund basics as well as investing strategies and technical
insights, and represents a quality resource in hedge fund information.
~ From the Back Cover
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Corporate Hedging In Theory And Practice Lessons from Metallgesellschaft
by Christopher L. Culp, Merton H. Miller
This is the only comprehensive reference book on the MG debcle and the corporate hedging debate. It features
alternative perspectives of corporate hedging design and risk management from leading theoreticians and original
insights from Nobel economist Merton H Miller and Christopher L Culp.
~ Amazon.com
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Inventing Money: The Story of Long-Term Capital Management and the Legends Behind It
By Nicholas Dunbar
In September 1998, a consortium of 14 major securities firms and commercial banks injected
$3.65 billion into a failed hedge fund, Long-Term Capital Management, in order to avert a systemic global
financial crisis. Aside from the scale of it, what was so shocking about this rescue was that until that summer
LTCM had been widely considered, in the words of Congresswoman Marge Roukema, the "Cadillac of hedge funds."
Investors believed their money was secure in the hands of John Meriwether, formerly of Salomon Brothers; David
Mullen, former vice chairman of the Federal Reserve; and Robert Merton and Myron Scholes, Nobel laureates in
economics.
Nicholas Dunbar exploits the dramatic qualities of this controversial story in "Inventing Money: The Story of
Long-Term Capital Management and the Legends Behind It."
Read the review in our News section.
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Derivative Markets and Investment Management
by Mark Fox-Andrews, Nicola Meaden (Contributor)
This book presents an insider's guide to derivatives, the hottest financial vehicle of the '90s. KEY TOPICS:
Today's money managers know that derivates offer the potential for extraordinary returns. But to make intelligent
decisions about them, investors need to understand them--in depth. The authors walk through the history of
derivatives markets, and explain today's derivative products in detail. They cover the legal and regulatory
implications of derivatives, and explain how to use performance benchmarks to avoid unnecessary risk. Their
perspective is global, and they present detailed case studies from the U.S., Europe, Japan and the U.K. All
corporate, institutional, professional and retail investors.
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Capital Ideas and Market Realities: Option Replication, Investor Behavior, and Stock Market Crashes
by Bruce I. Jacobs, Harry M. Markowitz
Jacobs' book will be an education to the newcomers, a reminder to the veterans, and a warning to all [pension fund
and other investors] that the dangers of options replication are not behind us. It should be read by all. And it is
to be hoped his warnings this time will be better heeded than his warnings [on portfolio insurance] of 1983.
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Value at Risk : A New Benchmark for Measuring Derivatives Risk
by Philippe Jorion
Do you take the chance of creating and amplifying risk when you are simply attempting to understand and control
risk? In Phillippe Jorion's Value at Risk, learn the specifics of the value-at-risk system, the risk management
program that today's leading banks and financial firms use to calculate and track financial risk. Value at Risk
is the first book to thoroughly explain this increasingly influential system, which allows you to gauge financial
risks and take proactive steps to control those risks.
~ Amazon.com
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Evaluating and Implementing Hedge Fund Strategies
by Ronald A. Lake (Editor)
An essential guide to all aspects of hedge funds from its origins and industry dynamics to strategies; assessing
risk to performance benchmarks, this book offers practical advice on how to implement and manage a successful hedge
fund strategy. Fully revised and updated, this new edition includes expanded introductory information plus new
chapters covering hedge funds and emerging markets; convertible arbitrage; opportunistic investing; investors'
strategies; opportunities and pitfalls; risk control techniques and the impact of investment technology.
~ Amazon.com
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The Hedge Fund Handbook: A Definitive Guide for Analyzing and Evaluating Alternative Investments
by Stefano Lavinio
The Hedge Fund Handbook provides new tools and frameworks for understanding these complex funds, with the emphasis
on risk measurement and management. Extensive charts and graphs demonstrate the inadequacies of traditional methods
of analysis while offering the reader a striking new method for detailed, accurate analysis.
~Amazon.com
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Hedge Funds: Investment and Portfolio Strategies for the Institutional Investor (The Irwin Asset Allocation
Series for Institutional Investors)
by Jess Lederman (Editor), Robert A. Klein (Contributor)
This guide provides strategies for coping with volatile returns and profiting with this exciting new asset class.
Specific topics include: Profiles of major funds; Historical performance of hedge funds; Hedge funds as a part of
the institutional portfolio; Selecting a hedge fund manager; Legal, tax and accounting issues.
~Amazon.com
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When Genius Failed: The Rise and Fall of Long-Term Capital Management
by Roger Lowenstein
Enfield, Conn. (HedgeWorld.com) –Long-Term Capital Management was to the manor born in
February 1994, opening with more than $1 billion of investors’ money and favorable buzz. The brainchild of
John Meriwether, former vice chairman of Salomon Brothers, LTCM recorded phenomenal early success, but like
the legendary Icarus, the fund flew too close to the sun and fell spectacularly. The effects of this collapse
continue to be felt in financial markets around the globe.
The story of the collapse also continues to absorb the world of publishing. In January, John Wiley & Sons brought
out Nicholas Dunbar’s book on LTCM and on (as the subtitle said) “the legends behind it.” Now Random House offers
an account by Roger Lowenstein. The accounts differ because Mr. Dunbar told the story of the parties, whereas Mr.
Lowenstein tells the story of the counterparties.
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Investing in Hedge Funds
by Joseph G. Nicholas
One of the first books to demystify hedge funds, this insightful, practical, and easy-to-follow guide
provides how-to strategies accompanied by insights from top fund managers.
~ Amazon.com
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Market-Neutral Investing : Long/Short Hedge Fund Strategies
by Joseph G. Nicholas
Achieve ideal returns by diversifying away risk. Managing risk is a weightier issue than
ever for professional investors. They're seeking downside protection as they grapple to
remain fully invested in a hyper-inflated stock market. Market-neutral investing is one of
the hottest strategies for achieving such protection. In this groundbreaking book, industry
expert Joseph G. Nicholas opens investors up to new thinking on highly effective approaches
to return enhancement and risk reduction through investment diversification. Nicholas shows
how market-neutral investing techniques hedge exposures--to neutralize the impact of market
volatility on investment performance. Nicholas shows the reader how to apply these
approaches to a variety of investments from equity trades and fixed-income instruments,
to convertibles and merger arbitrage. This is the one book that looks at market-neutral
strategies head on, assessing strategies that have worked and those that have failed--and
explaining why. Clear, insightful, and illustrated with numerous charts and graphs,
Market-Neutral Investing is an invaluable guide for professional money managers.
~ Amazon.com
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Deals...Deals...and More Deals
by Regina Pitaro
Risk Arbitrage. Mergers and Acquisitions. This book raises, in a clear and accessible prose, some complicated
questions for investors, fund managers, and public policy makers about merger arbitrage, described as "the simple
bet that an announced merger will definitely be completed", by author Regina M. Pitaro. Ms. Pitaro, Managing
Director of Gabelli Asset Management Inc., who protects itself against risky returns by investing across a spectrum
of many announced deals, illustrates that risk arbitrage can be accomplished by ordinary folks with low risk and
explains the fundamental research tools that help you evaluate the likely return from any deal.
~Book Description
Read the review in our News section.
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Risk Budgeting: A New Approach to Investing
Edited by Leslie Rahl, Capital Market Risk Advisors
A practical and authoritative introduction to the concept of risk unit
allocation as an alternative and more effective decision-making process for long-term investors.
Read the review in our News section.
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The Handbook of Alternative Investment Strategies
by Thomas Schneeweis (Editor), Joseph F. Pescatore
The Handbook of Alternative Investment Strategies brings you strategic insights and practical research on
institutional investments in a range of alternative asset classes by the most successful practitioners and
leading applied academics. In a single volume of over 300 pages, The Handbook of Alternative Investment Strategies
is your complete guide to portfolio techniques, asset allocation, performance measurement and product selection
in a range of assets including: hedge funds, managed futures, derivatives, private equity and venture capital,
oil ; gas, energy futures, and more. It's the latest thinking by the leading experts that you need to know to
make informed decisions on investing and avoid pitfalls in illiquid, high-risk investments. This book is a must-read
for all senior-level investment decision-makers, including: Hedge Fund Managers, Portfolio Managers, Corporate Plan
Sponsors, Family Office Executives, Insurance Company Executives, Institutional Salespersons and Consultants, and
Chief Investment Officers.
~ Amazon.com
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Soros on Soros: Staying Ahead of the Curve
by George Soros, Byron Wien, Krisztina Koenen (Contributor), Bryon Wien (Contributor)
George Soros, who is unquestionably the most powerful and profitable investor in the world today, reveals
his views on investing and global finance as well as his take on today's complex world order. Written in
an engaging question-and-answer, interview format, the book examines Soros's personal opinions and explores
his investing philosophy.
~Amazon.com
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Getting Started in Hedge Funds
by Daniel A. Strachman
Here is the first book to explore hedge funds in their entirety-not just the super funds-from their inception
to how funds operate, their effect on world economies and currencies, and the players. Financial writer and
trader Daniel Strachman demystifies the world of hedge funds and provides objective yet substantive information
that explains what hedge funds are, why they exist, and their purpose for the investor.
Read the review in our News section.
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Dynamic Hedging : Managing Vanilla and Exotic Options (Wiley Finance Editions)
by Nassim Taleb
Dynamic Hedging provides a real-world methodology for managing portfolios containing any nonlinear security.
It presents risks from the vantage point of the option market maker and arbitrage operator. The only book about
derivatives risk written by an experienced trader with theoretical training, it remolds the entire option theory
to fit a practitioner's environment.
~ Nassim Taleb, 1997.
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High-Risk, High-Return Investing
by Lawrence W. Tuller
Shows how to make unconventional, offbeat but always calculated speculative investments. Contains sound financial
planning and prudent investment management guidance. Explores emerging, undervalued, third-world stock markets,
debt/equity swaps and reverse LBOs. Securitized assets, troubled and start-up companies, foreclosed properties
and junk bonds are also included.
~ John Wiley & Sons
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Searching for Alpha: The Quest for Exceptional Investment Performance
By Ben Warwick
Ben Warwick, a principal of The Bornhoft Group and of Warwick Capital Management, has
directed this book primarily at students of finance - people who have a scholarly curiosity about the workings of capital
markets, beyond any expectation of direct utility.
Mr. Warwick delivers mini-biographies of figures such as John Maynard Keynes and Roger Babson. He provides in a single,
smallish volume information on such varied topics as the tulip price bubble of the 1630s and Joe Leiter’s attempt to
corner the Chicago wheat market in 1897.
Read the review in our News section.
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Why Smart People Make Big Money Mistakes-And How to Correct Them: Lessons from the New Science of
Behavioral Economics
by Gary Belsky, Thomas Gilovich
Why do so many otherwise rational individuals make irrational decisions when it comes to money? Financial
journalist Gary Belsky and Cornell University psychology professor Thomas Gilovich contend the answers
can be found--and the deficiencies remedied--with help from a relatively new science called behavioral
economics. In Why Smart People Make Big Money Mistakes , Belsky and Gilovich show readers how to understand
exactly why they invest, spend, and save as they do. More importantly, using examples that everyone can
identify with and language that anyone can understand, the authors offer dozens of workable suggestions
that can help readers manage their money better.
- Amazon.com
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Dictionary of Finance and Investment Terms (Barron's Financial Guides)
by John Downes (Preface), Elliot Goodman, Jordan Elliot Goodman (Preface)
A small but surprisingly comprehensive dictionary defining over 5,000 terms. The sturdy binding will hold up
to a great deal of travel. This is a very practical and inexpensive gift for any businessperson or anyone
interested in finance and investment.
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Technical Analysis of Stock Trends
by Robert D. Edwards, John F. Magee
For fifty years, this universally acclaimed classic has remained the bible on technical stock analysis. Today,
with over 850,000 copies sold, it's well on its way to becoming a million-copy seller.
The seventh edition explains every aspect of charting -- from basic principles to advanced trading techniques --
to help investors make money regardless of what the market is doing. Completely updated and revised, it features
new charts and references, as well as chapters on derivatives options, and futures trading.
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Active Portfolio Management: A Quantitative Approach for Producing Superior Returns and Controlling Risk
by Richard C. Grinold, Ronald N. Kahn
A revision of one of McGraw-Hill's most significant investment works--and an important addition to the Irwin
Library of Investment and Finance. Written by two of today's top investment theorists, Active Portfolio Management
reflects some of the most original and most powerful thinking in the field of investment management today. The
book provides a highly rigorous approach to understanding and profiting from active investment - that is, the
style of investing that is designed to beat the market. For money managers, the book shows how to transform their
market insights into profitable investment strategies. For institutional investors, the book shows how to analyze
and select superior money managers. And for the academics, the book breaks new ground in the important area of
investment performance and evaluation.
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Equity Management: Quantitative Analysis for Stock Selection
by Bruce I. Jacobs, Harry M. Markowitz, Kenneth Levy
Two pioneers and innovators in the money management field present their choice of groundbreaking, peer-reviewed
articles on subjects including portfolio engineering and long-short investment strategy. More than just a collection
of classic review pieces, however, Equity Management provides new material to introduce, interpret, and integrate
the pieces, with an introduction that provides an authoritative overview of the chapters.
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On Money and Markets A Wall Street Memoir
by Henry Kaufman, Paul Volcker
Henry Kaufman is the Wall Street legend who founded the science of Federal Reserve watching, now a popular
spectator sport. In a career that spans the last 50 years, his views and forecasts have grown increasingly
influential, and his pronouncements often move markets, earning him the sobriquet "Dr. Doom" because of his
oft-expressed concern about financial excesses and the failure of regulators to take steps to prevent them
from occurring. "Policy can not be predicated on the assumption that reasonable financial behavior is the
norm," he writes. On Money and Markets is both a personal memoir and a historical retrospective in which he
elaborates on these concerns and prescribes a reorganization of the IMF and the World Bank and the creation
of a new international entity with oversight of major financial institutions and markets.
- Amazon.com
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One Up on Wall Street: How to Use What You Already Know to Make Money in the Market
by Peter Lynch, John Rothchild (Contributor)
Peter Lynch is America's number-one money manager. His mantra: Average investors can become experts in their
own field and can pick winning stocks as effectively as Wall Street professionals by doing just a little research.
Now, in a new introduction written specifically for this edition of One Up on Wall Street, Lynch gives his take on
the incredible rise of Internet stocks, as well as a list of twenty winning companies of high-tech '90s. That many
of these winners are low-tech supports his thesis that amateur investors can continue to reap exceptional rewards
from mundane, easy-to-understand companies they encounter in their daily lives.
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The Wall Street Journal Guide to Understanding Money & Investing
by Kenneth M. Morris, Virginia B. Morris, Alan M. Siegel
This handy fact-filled book initiates you into the mysteries of the financial pages -- buying stocks, bonds,
mutual funds, futures and options, spotting trends and evaluating companies. For those who are curious but
intimidated by everyday financial jargon, this guide offers a literate, forthright and lively alternative. -
Amazon.com
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Irrational Exuberance
by Robert J. Shiller
"Given the title of Mr. Shiller's book,
you can guess the punch line. He makes
a powerful case that the soaring stock market of recent years is a huge, accidental Ponzi scheme in progress,
one that will come to a very bad end. The book actually focuses on the market broadly defined (most numbers
are for the S.&P. 500), but it reads even better as a tale of the tech stocks"
- Paul Krugman, The New York Times
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The Longterm Day Trader: Shortterm Strategies to Boost Your Longterm Profits
by Michael Sincere, Deron Wagner
Find out how you can use the short-term strategies of the professional day trader to improve your long-term
returns. It doesn't matter whether you are a short-term trader or a long-term investor. By using the most
profitable tactics of the top day traders, you really can boost your long-term returns.
Author and long-term investor Michael Sincere prefers to buy high-quality stocks, mutual funds, and index
funds. Professional day trader Deron Wagner believes in short-term trading tactics. The Long-Term Day Trader
is a synthesis of both strategies.
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ChangeWave Investing: Picking the Next Monster Stocks of the New Economy
by Tobin Smith
Don't we all wish we could identify that next big, breakout stock and jump in before everyone else? Investment
professional Tobin Smith believes he's developed a solid means to that end, and he lays it out with contagious
confidence in ChangeWave Investing.
Some of the jargon-laden process may befuddle casual investors, but serious stock watchers searching for an
ambitious and original strategy with high upside (and commensurate risk, to be sure) may just want to strap
on a virtual seat belt and see for themselves.
- Amazon.com
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Valuing Wall Street Protecting Wealth in Turbulent Markets
by Andrew Smithers, Stephen Wright
"Most books about the stock market tell you how to make money. This one ... will show you how to avoid losing
it," begins this smart, blunt, cautionary tale based on Nobel laureate James Tobin's 1969 "q ratio," which
posits, among other things, that no matter how bullish a market gets, it's bound to snap back into place at
some point--and those who don't brace for the reversal will feel its sting. The authors, one a prominent
asset-allocation adviser and the other a former head of macroeconomic forecasting for the Bank of England,
warn that it's only a matter of time before the over exuberant market of the early 21st-century topples like
its counterparts in 1929 and 1968. Here they set out to show why and how this would happen--as well as to tell
stockholders what they should and should not do if they want to emerge intact.
- Amazon.com
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The Millionaire Mind
by Thomas J. Stanley
Building on his research from the best-selling The Millionaire Next Door, Dr. Thomas J. Stanley delves further
into the psyche of the American millionaire with a groundbreaking new study, The Millionaire Mind.
In an easy-to-understand and often-anecdotal style, The Millionaire Mind tells the stories of how people-a bus
driver, a second-quality-textile entrepreneur, a Fortune 500 CEO-adopted the millionaire mindset to become
financially independent.
Dr. Stanley takes a close look at the top one percent of households in America and tells us what makes them tick.
His findings on how American millionaires attained financial success are based on in-depth surveys and interviews
with more than 1,300 millionaires.
- Hugh T. Andrews, publisher
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Quantitative Analysis for Investment Management
by Robert A., Jr Taggart
The purpose of the book is to provide a concise overview of the quantitative tools and models that have been
most widely used in investment management. It is the premise of the book that many of the most popular
quantitative techniques have certain elements in common, and that if these elements can be understood, the
reader can gain a working understanding of a wider variety of complex securities and portfolio management
techniques.
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Consider Your Options: Get the Most from Your Equity Compensation
by Kaye A. Thomas
Consider Your Options is a very good overview of the tax and financial planning implications of stock options,
written in a way that's useful to experts and understandable to those who are not.
- Amazon.com
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