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Adrian Gostick and Chester Elton; recognition consultants; have written an updated version of their 2007 book - The Carrot Principle `How the best managers use recognition to engage their people, retain talent, and accelerate performance'. The...
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I did not have so much high expectation on this book. I only wished if I could had taken away a new idea or two. Even the slight expectation has been met. No substance at all.
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As global market competition increases the focus on retaining effective and productive employees is ever more intensive. Consequently, empowering employees with substantive rewards is a powerful and meaningful method of achieving concrete results...
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I didn't think reading about money/investing could ever be this fun or interesting. Straight talk and clear definitions for all the finance jargon.
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I've read several "for Dummies" books, and in general the entire series is well written, concise, and gives you what you really need. However, I was very disappointed in this one. The book is really dedicated to the three methods of building...
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The "Dummies" franchise is built on giving accessible information quickly. This book has the information, but loses points on the "quickly" portion. There's a lot of writerly throat-clearing. Some good advice: Skip the first 3 pp of each chapter...
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I like books that demonstrate what really works using empirical evidence, rather than what should work based on an author's latest theory. So I like this book.

The numerous tables will put some people off, but those people will still...
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Like most investing book, this one tries to point the reader to relationships between published accounting parameters that could suggest superior returns over long term ( 25+, 50+ years).

The issue I have with back testing of any...
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I've read the comments about this being a "What DOESN'T Work on Wall Street" reference but I tend to disagree. The comments seem myoptic in they only are looking at the short-term. This book out lines a long-term strategy.

Overall I...
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This is a well written book and worth reading for anyone who is just starting to invest. I think the advice given in this book is very good. It will help you develope a plan for making your money grow. READ THIS BOOK!
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This was a great read! I originally purchased the book because of a book club at my church. This was our first book reading and we all enjoyed reading it. When we came together to talk about it, we realized how much we all loved GOD but we just...
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When I first read the original "Five Love Languages" book I kept thinking, "Gee, this should be applied to the various ways we can express our love to God. God certainly desires quality time with us, etc." So I was delighted when I saw that Mr....
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Chapman starts off saying the book is not meant to be a religious book, so I believe some of the comments are unfair. Some readers may have gone in with expectations too high. I do think the book starts off great and then in the last few...
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This is my second reading (the other was the 2nd edition) of How to Make Money in Stocks within two weeks. What is different this time is that I made extensive notes from each chapter and typed them up. Now, I will begin studying the CAN SLIM...
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This book is really basic and it will help you get an understanding on how to buy and sell stocks. However, advanced or even mid-level subjects are not covered at all. Trading is not that simple. Don't let anybody fool you. So you need to study...
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Pros:

* I know nothing about the stock market until I read this book.
* Very well explain on how to tackle the market during good times or bad.
* Even you know nothing about stock, you can have better understanding on this...
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I have read this book close to three times. Its pages are now worn from use and travel. It is the single book to which I attribute the majority of my market knowledge and trading success. I have since used my trading record to become an investment...
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There are useful ideas in this book but I find it is so difficult to read. We definitely need to apply the right strategy to suit the market cycle but do we need to have too many entry set-ups? Trading is a game of probability. There is no...
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Whilst I am sure there are some pearls of wisdom contained in this book it is an extremely difficult book to read as a result of the language and phraseology used.

In addition many Figures/illustrations are used without reference in...
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This book is more than just understanding Wall Street. It explains the history of Wall Street and how stocks are bought and sold, but it also teaches readers how to invest in the stock market. This book was originally written in 1978 and had...
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I had hoped this would be a clearly written and interesting explanation of the general workings of the stock market for someone who has never really understood it. But it goes into far too much detail, defining every little term and process....
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I am a great fan of Joel Greenblatt. This book is very simple to understand and for some more advanced investors, it may be too simple. But, I personally like simplicity because I think that people tend to complicate things too much. In investing,...
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I read the entire book and found several faults with his presentation, in particular, he left out several data sets and just *says* that they performed well. He also did not present directions on how he actually computed any of the data as other...
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Unless you are a novice investor, what you're paying for is the "magic formula" given in the middle of the book. The rest is a simplied version of how the market works.
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