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This is a great book for all investors, not just value investors. Some people say that you are either a value investor or a growth investor. In reality, growth is a variable in determining value. This book teaches investors how to pick good stocks...
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If you know very little about investing and financial statements, you might get more out of this book. However, a large portion of it is dedicated to summarizing and explaining the financial statements. If you know this information already you...
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I bought this book because I wanted to understand every detail of fundamentals. Author did not describe all lines that are in income statement, balance sheet, and cash flow and he jumps around a little bit. I think book has useful reminders how...
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Mr. Pompian has written a valuable introduction to the field of applied behavioral finance. He structures the book such that different behavioral biases are presented in short, technical, and applied discussions. This layout is helpful if the...
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Sorry to be the dissenting opinion, but someone has to say the emperor has no clothes. Being a money manager for individuals, I -like many others- are scrambling for the "new-new" thing in portfolio development. I picked up this book because I've...
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This an inspirational and motivational book for the average person who is sick and tired of working hard at dead-end jobs with no potential to do better. While there are other ways to succeed in life, this book shows readers how to do it in real...
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I read this book a while back and was inspired to continue my education in real estate. In fact, I went to his millionaire U program and it was more of an inspirational pep rally to invest in more of his other programs...Yes, he made money in Real...
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Russ Whitney, infomercial guru, real estate multimillionaire, has a good story, if it's true. He raised himself up off of the ground as a slaughterhouse worker, a high school dropout, to become a rich man having succeeded in real estate. This...
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Heh, a reviewer claimed that the book is out dated, and reffered to the media hyped "technology meltdown" as a reason to give up home in technology and the building of wealth through intellect. We are now 2 years into the 21st century (3 years if...
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It is so sad how wrong someone can be proven over and over again and still, he/she is rewarded, called a genius and is allowed to teach our youth. Here is a quote from the author: "Can economic command significantly... accelerate the growth...
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This books is really an addendum to The Future of Capitalism. Concerning the third wave economy, he says little that he and others (i.e., Reich, Ohmae, etc.) haven't said before. What's new here is some amount of advice that is broadly useful to...
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This is a down-to-earth book in which everyone can find valuable suggestions - some simple, others that take a little work. The sections on investing in stocks and how to make your stock selections is excellent. Although I am already a member of...
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On the cover of this book, the investment strategies are described as "low-maintenance." However, the author goes into great detail into buying your own stocks and also investment clubs, both of which take a considerable amount of time to research...
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Un ottimo testo per costruirsi una strategia di trading di medio-lungo periodo utilizzando dati end of day.
Con questo metodo la Dow Theory viene applicata in modo oggettivo, togliendo qualsiasi area di soggettività.
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I'm a day trader and trade stocks, ETF's, and options. I always looking for new ideas to help me screen for "buy candidates." I thought this book might have some new twist on technical indicators. When I opened it up, I was disappointed. I...
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Unfortunately, this book did absolutely nothing for me. I've read many books on the subject, from authors such as Weinstein, O'Neil, Elder, Tharp, Link, Morris, Livermore, and many more. If you're an absolute beginner, then you may find it...
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This an inspirational and motivational book for the average person who is sick and tired of working hard at dead-end jobs with no potential to do better. While there are other ways to succeed in life, this book shows readers how to do it in real...
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I read this book a while back and was inspired to continue my education in real estate. In fact, I went to his millionaire U program and it was more of an inspirational pep rally to invest in more of his other programs...Yes, he made money in Real...
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Russ Whitney, infomercial guru, real estate multimillionaire, has a good story, if it's true. He raised himself up off of the ground as a slaughterhouse worker, a high school dropout, to become a rich man having succeeded in real estate. This...
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I have read at least hundred books on investing and this is by far the best for the average investor. He makes a clear, concise argument that explains index investing is the best, most efficient strategy for the average investor.

I...
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Some interesting points, but his claim about the efficiency of the market being always reflected in the stock price and there being "no evidence" to the contrary is garbage. He uses the 90's to show how Warren Buffet did not beat the market. But...
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I enjoyed reading Retire Sooner, Retire Richer. The book inspired me to create a successful strategy for nearing retirement. The book especially addresses the needs for Baby Boomers to plan at least five years ahead of retirement. For those who...
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While I found this book useful, I thought the title was kind of misleading. There is really nothing specifically addressing retiring young. In fact, the book will more likely scare you into working to 65+. Also, I sometimes felt like I was...
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In his new book, Building Wealth in a Paycheck-to-Paycheck World, Paul Petillo shines a light on the path to economic empowerment for all the sorry saps like me who've never learned the art of saving and investing our hard earned money. It's all...
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The Title was excellent, but the book broke down into storytelling and facts about investing from someone who probably only uses CNBC as a factfinding reference. Very simplistic advice, goes into detail on Mutual Funds, REITs(defines them).Such...
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