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If you are interested in stock market then you may have come across
with questions like; whether investors should purchase stocks when
they decrease as "affordable?" Or are they supposed to purchase soaring
stock with the hope that they will grow more? Every solution is provided
in a book by William O'Neil (How to Make Money in Stocks).
First section emphasis the fundamental trade ideas stem from the
greatest successful stocks on the US stock market in the history.
Numerous historical charts with signals as well as annotations are
illustrated on nearly 100 pages. O'Neil stresses that charts are vital for
effective business and that you may take insights from prior success
story trends.
The first part explains the elements of the popular CANSLIM technique
which still exists today. The following may be summed up:
S = Supply and Demand: Usually the cost increases with more demand
whenever rise in stocks are positive.
L = Leader or Laggard: the investors must purchase leading major
companies whose current performance of stock prices is strong and drive
the movement of the industry.
Initially, more charts and industry analyses are given in third part. It also
illustrates how Investor's Enterprise Everyday services, a marketing
segment, may be used. After that there is a chapter with suggestions on
observation of stock and reactions to news.
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