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• catalog abstract "Successful trading and speculating, profitable investing, prudent policymaking, and just being a smart consumer all require having a secure grasp of all the relevant economic information. Unfortunately "good" news and strong economic growth are often "bad" for the financial markets (as, for example, when a drop in the unemployment rate causes bond rates to rise). No wonder, investors, traders, policymakers, students, and consumers are often puzzled by such seemingly. Perverse market responses. This book explains all, giving those acquainted with the workings of the financial markets - and those who are not - expert insight into the direction interest rates or exchange rates will take upon the release of any given economic indicator. You'll understand the underlying significance of every economic indicator and be able to analyze Federal Reserve behavior - so you can make all your financial, trading, and investing decisions with more. Confidence and with an improved "hit rate." To help you, this guide comprehensively covers:. Cycles, markets, and participants - detailing economic cycles, market psychology, and more, showing the connections between the markets and economic indicators;. GDP - explaining the macroeconomic framework using the standard national income accounting methodology;. Consumer sector indicators - comparing and contrasting indicators so that you can understand which series are more. Reliable and consistent;. Investment sector indicators - including investment in physical capital of machinery, factory buildings, and housing;. Foreign sector indicators - covering the monthly and quarterly indicators for the foreign exchange, domestic bond, and equity markets;. Government spending - featuring the federal budget deficit's impact on the economy and some useful, but hidden, indicators;. Inflation - differentiating between all the measures of inflation, And making the key distinction between inflation in the goods market and inflation in the services market;. Miscellaneous monthly indicators - including the Index of Leading Indicators, the Philadelphia Federal Survey, and more! Information sources - taking in all the government agencies, free (or small fee) sources, private institutions (fee-charging), and professional economists who can be important sources for investors. Jargon-free, making every analytical nuance. Clear and every statistical technique easy to apply, this guide will become a mainstay of every investor's library.".
• catalog contributor b5015948.
• catalog created "c1993.".
• catalog date "1993".
• catalog date "c1993.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "c1993.".
• catalog description "And making the key distinction between inflation in the goods market and inflation in the services market;. Miscellaneous monthly indicators - including the Index of Leading Indicators, the Philadelphia Federal Survey, and more! Information sources - taking in all the government agencies, free (or small fee) sources, private institutions (fee-charging), and professional economists who can be important sources for investors. Jargon-free, making every analytical nuance.".
• catalog description "Ch. 1. Cycles, Markets, and Participants -- Ch. 2. Gross Domestic Product -- Ch. 3. The Consumer Sector -- Ch. 4. Investment Spending -- Ch. 5. The Foreign Sector -- Ch. 6. The Government Sector -- Ch. 7. Inflation -- Ch. 8. Other Measures of Production -- Ch. 9. Sources of Information.".
• catalog description "Clear and every statistical technique easy to apply, this guide will become a mainstay of every investor's library.".
• catalog description "Confidence and with an improved "hit rate." To help you, this guide comprehensively covers:. Cycles, markets, and participants - detailing economic cycles, market psychology, and more, showing the connections between the markets and economic indicators;. GDP - explaining the macroeconomic framework using the standard national income accounting methodology;. Consumer sector indicators - comparing and contrasting indicators so that you can understand which series are more.".
• catalog description "Includes bibliographical references (p. 257-261) and index.".
• catalog description "Perverse market responses. This book explains all, giving those acquainted with the workings of the financial markets - and those who are not - expert insight into the direction interest rates or exchange rates will take upon the release of any given economic indicator. You'll understand the underlying significance of every economic indicator and be able to analyze Federal Reserve behavior - so you can make all your financial, trading, and investing decisions with more.".
• catalog description "Reliable and consistent;. Investment sector indicators - including investment in physical capital of machinery, factory buildings, and housing;. Foreign sector indicators - covering the monthly and quarterly indicators for the foreign exchange, domestic bond, and equity markets;. Government spending - featuring the federal budget deficit's impact on the economy and some useful, but hidden, indicators;. Inflation - differentiating between all the measures of inflation,".
• catalog description "Successful trading and speculating, profitable investing, prudent policymaking, and just being a smart consumer all require having a secure grasp of all the relevant economic information. Unfortunately "good" news and strong economic growth are often "bad" for the financial markets (as, for example, when a drop in the unemployment rate causes bond rates to rise). No wonder, investors, traders, policymakers, students, and consumers are often puzzled by such seemingly.".
• catalog extent "xi, 270 p. :".
• catalog hasFormat "Using economic indicators to improve investment analysis.".
• catalog identifier "047158049X :".
• catalog isFormatOf "Using economic indicators to improve investment analysis.".
• catalog issued "1993".
• catalog issued "c1993.".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "New York : Wiley,".
• catalog relation "Using economic indicators to improve investment analysis.".
• catalog spatial "United States.".
• catalog subject "332.6 20".
• catalog subject "Economic indicators United States.".
• catalog subject "HG4529 .T34 1993".
• catalog subject "Investment analysis Statistical methods.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Ch. 1. Cycles, Markets, and Participants -- Ch. 2. Gross Domestic Product -- Ch. 3. The Consumer Sector -- Ch. 4. Investment Spending -- Ch. 5. The Foreign Sector -- Ch. 6. The Government Sector -- Ch. 7. Inflation -- Ch. 8. Other Measures of Production -- Ch. 9. Sources of Information.".
• catalog title "Using economic indicators to improve investment analysis / Evelina M. Tainer.".
• catalog type "text".