Winning With The Market: Beat The Traders And Brokers In Good Times And Bad
A comprehensive guidebook for the amateur investor provides unbiased advice on how to build a custom investment plan that will adjust to specific circumstances and needs--without paying a broker.
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Winning with the Market, by Wall Street Journal editor and frequent TV financial commentator Douglas R. Sease, clearly presents a positive, no-nonsense investing approach that can be applied during any stage of life with as few expenses or associated time commitments as possible. In the first section, Sease explains why putting one's savings into stocks, bonds, and mutual funds is (and should remain) the best way to meet individual financial goals--and why stock index funds and inflation-indexed Treasury bonds are his vehicles of choice for doing so. In the second section he explains the concept of asset allocation--"a fancy term to describe the process of balancing your investment portfolio among cash, stocks, and bonds to suit your own lifestyle, your financial goals, and your tolerance for risk"--and outlines appropriate mixes for readers in their 20s, 30s, 40s, 50s and, 60s. A final section recommends specific index funds that concentrate on U.S. or foreign stocks in various size and special-interest configurations, and provides locations where accounts can be created to buy Treasury bonds directly. Sease concedes that readers may not beat the market by following his advice, but these suggestions should allow the average investor to match it with relative ease. --Howard Rothman
About the Author:
Douglas R. Sease, a veteran of twenty-four years with The Wall Street Journal, has been involved in market coverage for over a decade and has written extensively about markets and investing. He is the author of several other business books and appears regularly on CNBC as a daily commentator. He lives in Vero Beach, Florida, with his wife, Jane.
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- PublisherSound Ideas
- Publication date2001
- ISBN 10 074351825X
- ISBN 13 9780743518253
- BindingAudio CD
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