Stock Investing for Everyone: Tools for Investing Like the Pros (Wiley Investment) Book

Why can't everyone be rich? You can if you follow the plan of action laid out by authors Arshad Khan and Vaqar Zuberi. The authors write from a practical vantage: Khan is president of the Stock Advisory Group; Zuberi is a senior trader for a brokerage company who claim to have earned a 33 per cent annual return since 1992. Here, in this 400-page book, they give away their secrets. This is a great book for first-time investors; everything is methodically laid out. The authors are not glib and it is factual. It's not a tough read, however; the authors break everything down into bite-sized, short paragraphs. Among the book's 20 chapters are discussions on stock classifications, factors influencing stock prices, valuing stocks, fundamental versus technical analysis, stock market indicators, market sentiment indicators, economic indicators, screening for shares and analysing stocks. Stock Investing for Everyone concludes with investing rules and tips about buying, selling, and best of all, things to watch out for. The "Don'ts" include: never fight the trend, never fight the US central bank, do not confuse the company with the stock and don't buy just because the share price has dropped. --Bruce McWilliamsRead More