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    The Profit Hunter: Beating the Bulls, Taming the Bears, and Slaughtering the Pigs

    By Neil DeFalco

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    About this ebook

    Investors are more sophisticated than ever, and they have to be. The market today is challenging and the old rules of investing simply do not apply. This book is a new breed of investment guide for a savvy public. Oakshire Financial provides quality financial research and advice, written by experts to its 100,000 plus subscribers. Now, readers of this book will receive the same great advice along with a broad review of the best strategies in several sectors of the market. Their tested strategies provide investors with an understanding of the investment process and tactics needed to manage a strong portfolio.

    The Profit Hunter provides investors with the comprehensive tools to succeed. Written in accessible, engaging prose, these experienced Wall Street prognosticators outline topics such as:

    • Trading for gains in the future
    • Downfalls of the investor's mindset
    • Diversification
    • Option strategies
    • Where and how to trade Single Stock Futures
    • Strategies in FOREX, and much more.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWiley
    Release dateAug 26, 2010
    ISBN9780470948446
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