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• catalog contributor b6329937.
• catalog created "[1965]".
• catalog date "1965".
• catalog date "[1965]".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "[1965]".
• catalog description "1. It requires knowledge, experience and flair -- 2. Speculative attitude essential -- 3. Is there an ideal investment? -- 4. Pitfalls for the inexperienced -- 5. How to invest for capital appreciation -- 6. Speculation vs. investment -- 7. Sound accounting for investors -- 8. Why commitments should not be haphazard -- 9. Some "dont's" in security programs -- 10. What to look for in corporate reports -- 11. Concerning financial information, good and bad -- 12. What to buy, and when -- 13. Importance of correct timing -- 14. Statistical analysis, market trends, and public psychology -- 15. Price movement and other market action factors -- 16. Further technical observations -- 17. More on technical position of market : its interpretation and significance -- 18. Advantages of switching stocks -- 19. "Fast movers" or "slow movers"? -- 20. Detecting "good" buying or "good" selling -- 21. Qualities of the good investor or investment adviser -- 22. Gaining profits by taking losses -- ".
• catalog description "23. You can't forecast, but you can make money -- 24. Strategy for profits -- 25. The ever-liquid account -- 26. A realistic appraisal of bonds -- 27. Merits of mining shares -- 28. Diversification of investments -- 29. Travel as an education for investors -- 30. General thoughts on speculation -- 31. Investment and spending -- 32. Investment and taxation -- 33. Investment and inflation -- Postscript -- 34. Case history examples -- 35. Investment trust investing is average investing -- 36. Do tax losses mean savings? -- 37. Odd-lot investors aren't always wrong -- 38. What women should know about stocks -- 39. Tip to the investor : always write it down -- 40. What is better : dollars in the hand, or "in the bush"? -- 41. Last wills and testaments should be carefully drawn -- 42. Price of stock is what counts -- 43. Careful investors look for signs of quality management -- 44. Act your age when investing -- 45. Investors should budget for future fluctuations -- ".
• catalog description "46. What to do about losses -- 47. Several fallacies of the marketplace -- 48. Are you fast enough to switch capital? -- 49. How a bull market affects your investment thoughts -- 50. Don't let tax questions cloud investment decisions -- 51. Stop orders need careful evaluation -- 52. Cash dividends may slow growth of young company -- 53. Middle course helps buyers to avoid market fallacies -- 54. Wall Street proverbs are often fallacious -- 55. Investing in new products -- 56. News and the market -- 57. A little investment knowledge is necessary for every citizen -- 58. Don't look for management at bargain rates -- 59. Miracle plan investing -- 60. The step system -- 61. Double dividends -- 62. A layman looks at building -- 63. Investment manager's dilemma -- 64. I don't sell : people buy from me -- 65. Money from market letters -- 66. The ideal client -- 67. Perpetual profits -- 68. What makes a stock "good"? -- 69. A dollar today -- 70. The leopard never changes its spots -- ".
• catalog description "71. Words for the beginner -- 72. More on tape reading -- 73. What's the value of watching "tape"? -- 74. Importance of equity investments -- 75. Wallflower stocks -- 76. More double dividends -- 77. Never accept without checking -- 78. How to get the most out of your investments.".
• catalog extent "320 p.".
• catalog issued "1965".
• catalog issued "[1965]".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "New York, Simon and Schuster".
• catalog subject "332.678".
• catalog subject "HG4521 .L785 1965".
• catalog subject "Investments.".
• catalog subject "Speculation.".
• catalog tableOfContents "1. It requires knowledge, experience and flair -- 2. Speculative attitude essential -- 3. Is there an ideal investment? -- 4. Pitfalls for the inexperienced -- 5. How to invest for capital appreciation -- 6. Speculation vs. investment -- 7. Sound accounting for investors -- 8. Why commitments should not be haphazard -- 9. Some "dont's" in security programs -- 10. What to look for in corporate reports -- 11. Concerning financial information, good and bad -- 12. What to buy, and when -- 13. Importance of correct timing -- 14. Statistical analysis, market trends, and public psychology -- 15. Price movement and other market action factors -- 16. Further technical observations -- 17. More on technical position of market : its interpretation and significance -- 18. Advantages of switching stocks -- 19. "Fast movers" or "slow movers"? -- 20. Detecting "good" buying or "good" selling -- 21. Qualities of the good investor or investment adviser -- 22. Gaining profits by taking losses -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "23. You can't forecast, but you can make money -- 24. Strategy for profits -- 25. The ever-liquid account -- 26. A realistic appraisal of bonds -- 27. Merits of mining shares -- 28. Diversification of investments -- 29. Travel as an education for investors -- 30. General thoughts on speculation -- 31. Investment and spending -- 32. Investment and taxation -- 33. Investment and inflation -- Postscript -- 34. Case history examples -- 35. Investment trust investing is average investing -- 36. Do tax losses mean savings? -- 37. Odd-lot investors aren't always wrong -- 38. What women should know about stocks -- 39. Tip to the investor : always write it down -- 40. What is better : dollars in the hand, or "in the bush"? -- 41. Last wills and testaments should be carefully drawn -- 42. Price of stock is what counts -- 43. Careful investors look for signs of quality management -- 44. Act your age when investing -- 45. Investors should budget for future fluctuations -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "46. What to do about losses -- 47. Several fallacies of the marketplace -- 48. Are you fast enough to switch capital? -- 49. How a bull market affects your investment thoughts -- 50. Don't let tax questions cloud investment decisions -- 51. Stop orders need careful evaluation -- 52. Cash dividends may slow growth of young company -- 53. Middle course helps buyers to avoid market fallacies -- 54. Wall Street proverbs are often fallacious -- 55. Investing in new products -- 56. News and the market -- 57. A little investment knowledge is necessary for every citizen -- 58. Don't look for management at bargain rates -- 59. Miracle plan investing -- 60. The step system -- 61. Double dividends -- 62. A layman looks at building -- 63. Investment manager's dilemma -- 64. I don't sell : people buy from me -- 65. Money from market letters -- 66. The ideal client -- 67. Perpetual profits -- 68. What makes a stock "good"? -- 69. A dollar today -- 70. The leopard never changes its spots -- ".
• catalog tableOfContents "71. Words for the beginner -- 72. More on tape reading -- 73. What's the value of watching "tape"? -- 74. Importance of equity investments -- 75. Wallflower stocks -- 76. More double dividends -- 77. Never accept without checking -- 78. How to get the most out of your investments.".
• catalog title "The battle for investment survival, by Gerald M. Loeb.".
• catalog type "text".