The Neatest Little Guide to Stock Market Investing

[SilverEnergy]

Book:

I personally bought this book years ago and it will give you a great method/formula to picking good stocks.

It's easy to understand and it won't complicate you if you are going to start trading stocks.

Learning how to do stock options is also a good way to make money but this book isn't about that.

www.stockconsultant.com is a good website that tells you whether it's time to sell or buy any stock.

Any type of stock analyzing software will aid you in helping you pick stocks.

Although I prefer real estate to stocks, you can make decent money in stocks if you know what you're doing.

But be careful because once the next collapse occurs, the stock market is going to take a nose dive.

Book Description:


From the time of its first publication five years ago, The Neatest Little Guide to Stock Market Investing has established itself as a clear, concise, and highly effective approach to stocks and investment strategy. Since the dot.com crash and ensuing bear market, significant changes have come about in the investing world, and The Neatest Little Guide takes this into account. In this revised edition, readers will learn:

€ Strategies on how to double the Dow with one simple investment and the latest products required for this approach

€ Methods investors can use to avoid disasters such as Enron and WorldCom

€ Thoroughly updated reference lists, including new websites, new software, new brokers, and new publications

With the right information for investors to keep pace, and rooted in the principles that made it invaluable from the start, The Neatest Little Guide to Stock Market Investing is a resource that no serious investor can be without.

[HouseMD]

Book:

I personally bought this book years ago and it will give you a great method/formula to picking good stocks.

It's easy to understand and it won't complicate you if you are going to start trading stocks.

Learning how to do stock options is also a good way to make money but this book isn't about that.

www.stockconsultant.com is a good website that tells you whether it's time to sell or buy any stock.

Any type of stock analyzing software will aid you in helping you pick stocks.

Although I prefer real estate to stocks, you can make decent money in stocks if you know what you're doing.

But be careful because once the next collapse occurs, the stock market is going to take a nose dive.

Book Description:


From the time of its first publication five years ago, The Neatest Little Guide to Stock Market Investing has established itself as a clear, concise, and highly effective approach to stocks and investment strategy. Since the dot.com crash and ensuing bear market, significant changes have come about in the investing world, and The Neatest Little Guide takes this into account. In this revised edition, readers will learn:

€ Strategies on how to double the Dow with one simple investment and the latest products required for this approach

€ Methods investors can use to avoid disasters such as Enron and WorldCom

€ Thoroughly updated reference lists, including new websites, new software, new brokers, and new publications

With the right information for investors to keep pace, and rooted in the principles that made it invaluable from the start, The Neatest Little Guide to Stock Market Investing is a resource that no serious investor can be without.

Anyone who uses the Dow as a metric is a fool that should not be trusted.

[zacb]

Interesting. Will check it out.

[Gali]

Why the Medallion Fund is the Greatest Money-Making Machine of All Time (RenTech)

If you have heard of Renaissance Technologies, the secretive quantitative hedge fund from Long Island founded by mathematician Jim Simons, then you probably know about the fund’s stellar performance. But what you may not realize is just how outlandish this performance was.

What Were the Medallion Fund’s Returns?
As Greg Zuckerman noted in The Man Who Solved the Market, Renaissance’s flagship Medallion Fund generated 66% annualized returns (before fees) and 39% annualized returns (net of fees) from 1988-2018.

To put this performance in perspective, $1 invested in the Medallion Fund from 1988-2018 would have grown to over $20,000 (net of fees) while $1 invested in the S&P 500 would have only grown to $20 over the same time period. Even a $1 investment in Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway would have only grown to $100 during this time.

This means that the Medallion Fund outperformed one of the best asset classes of the last few decades by 1,000x and one of the best investors of all time by 200x!

https://ofdollarsanddata.com/medallion-fund/


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=35NJCtjF_w8
How A Math Professor Humiliated Hedge Fund Managers