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Stock Picking
Richard J. Maturi
其他書名
The 11 Best Tactics for Beating the Market
出版McGraw-Hill, 1993
主題Business & Economics / Investments & Securities / GeneralBusiness & Economics / Investments & Securities / StocksBusiness & Economics / Personal Finance / General
ISBN00704093829780070409385
URLhttp://books.google.com.hk/books?id=MM2dJnmKRNcC&hl=&source=gbs_api
註釋Confusing economic times. Stocks that soar and crash with bewildering speed. To the average investor, taking a chance on an individual stock may seem like a reckless gamble. But, rest assured, it is never the same gamble to Wall Street's knowledgeable insiders. Now, with the help of this book, you can learn the closely guarded secrets of the experts' savvy investment strategies - strategies that will enable you to find both long-term and short-term winners in a bull, bear, or wildly fluctuating market! Stock Picking explores in detail how Wall Street pros analyze stocks and reveals to outsiders their eleven best tactics for beating the market. Written in clear, cogent language that the nonprofessional can easily understand, this guide will arm you with proven and highly specific strategies. Learn all about cashing in on corporate cash flow ... or how to ferret out companies with the cash reserves to take advantage of market opportunities and outperform their competitors, cyclical stocks ... or how best to play the on again/off again fortunes of cyclical companies, defensive stocks ... or which stocks to own when the economy experiences a downturn, how to maximize your total return by finding those stocks offering both attractive yields and strong capital gains prospects, strategic industry investments ... or how to spot the one company within an industry that's best positioned to take advantage of special circumstances, how to make money from small cap stocks with a bright future, how to capitalize on "stock splits", spinoff successes ... or why the parts perform better than the whole, and plus, invaluable tips from many of Wall Street's superstars, including Sir John Templeton and David Dremen on why and when a particular strategy works, how it should be applied, and how it can be used to determine relative value and build a solid portfolio.