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    Wouldn't life be better if you were free of the daily grind - the conventional job and boss - and instead succeeded or failed purely on the merits of your own investment choices? "Free Capital" is a window into this world. Based on a series of interviews with 12 highly successful private investors it outlines the investing strategies wisdom and lifestyles of those who have left the world of employment and made millions investing in the markets. How did these people originally start investing in the markets? How did their involvement progress to the point where they could give up their day jobs? And how do they spend their time now? "Free Capital" profiles a range of people who have made significant returns over a long period investing for themselves in most cases starting with a small amount of initial capital. A number of these investors have now accumulated substantial seven-figure sums in their ISAs. Some have several academic degrees or strong City backgrounds; others left school with few qualifications and are entirely self-taught as investors. Some invest most of their money in very few shares and hold them for years at a time; and others make dozens of trades every day and hold them for at most a few hours. Some are inveterate networkers who spend their day talking to managers at companies in which they invest; for others a share is just a symbol on a screen and a price chart shows most of what they need to know to make their trading decisions. Free capital - money surplus to immediate living expenses - is the raw material with which these investors work. It can also be thought of as their psychological habitat free from the petty tribulations of office politics or corporate culture. Lastly free capital describes the footloose nature of these investors' assets which can be quickly redirected towards any type of investment anywhere in the world without the constraints which institutional investors often face. This book provides a unique view into the worlds of these 12 investors and is an essential source of ideas and inspiration for anyone who wants to achieve similar investing success. ;

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    Are you interested in investment? Would life be better if you had no job, no boss, and succeeded or failed purely on the merits of your own investment insights? Free Capital gives an insight into this life. Based on a series of interviews, it outlines the investing strategies, insights, and lifestyles of people who have left the world of employment to become independent investors. How did these people originally get interested in investment? How did the interest progress to the point where they gave up their day-job? How do they spend their time now? Free Capital profiles a range of people who have made high returns over a long period investing for their own account, in most cases starting from small initial capital. A number of these investors have accumulated substantial seven-figure sums in ISAs. Some have several academic degrees or strong City backgrounds; others left school with few qualifications and are entirely self-taught as investors. Some invest most of their money in very few shares and hold them for years at a time; others make dozens of trades every day, and hold them for at most a few hours. Some are inveterate networkers, who spend their day talking to managers at companies in which they invest; for others a share is just a symbol on a screen, and a price chart shows most of what they need to know. Free Capital - a pot of money surplus to immediate living expenses - is the raw material with which these investors work. Free Capital can also be thought of as their psychological habitat, free from the petty tribulations of office politics, corporate culture and answering to a boss. Free Capital also describes the footloose nature of their assets, which can be quickly redirected towards any type of investment anywhere in the world, without the constraints which institutional investors often face. This book gives a unique insight into the world of free capital. All author royalties from sales of this book will be donated to the United Nations Stop Tuberculosis Partnership.

  • 1906659745
  • 9781906659745
  • Guy Thomas
  • 18 April 2011
  • Harriman House
  • Paperback (Book)
  • 308
  • 2nd Revised edition
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