1995, ISBN: 9780471132363

Wiley & Sons, 1995. 1995. Hardcover. 23,6 x 15,5 x 4,6 cm. mutual-fund accounts trading Magier der Märkte trader Shares money markets setbacks Wiley & Sons currencies stock … More...

Wiley & Sons, 1995. 1995. Hardcover. 23,6 x 15,5 x 4,6 cm. mutual-fund accounts trading Magier der Märkte trader Shares money markets setbacks Wiley & Sons currencies stock options commodity futures From Publishers Weekly In these absorbing interviews with star performers in the financial markets, Schwager ( Market Wizards ) humanizes the mechanics and psychology behind billion-dollar daily world trading in such sophisticated instruments as currencies, stock options, commodity futures, and mutual-fund accounts by individuals, investment firms and group-trading computerized "money machines." One trader focuses on market response to news events, another calculates mathematical probabilities--one even cocks an ear to the noise level on the exchange floor. All rank assiduous research, self-confidence, a specific plan and the courage to cut losses among essentials to success. Few consider their work gambling, but Schwager entertainingly argues that a successful trader needs many of the qualities of a good poker player. Though the subject matter is esoteric, there is much here to attract the general reader, and Schwager appends a "primer" of technical basics. Pressestimmen "they are the most highly readable investment books you will findyou'll find them riveting and fun" (Shares) Today, many self-designated "experts" tell you how easy it is to make money in the markets. The traders in this book give you an honest introduction of how their careers started. Many have had to make it the hard way after suffering serious losses and other setbacks. To be like someone, you need to behave like them and this is exactly what you will learn here. I like the idea that most traders stress the importance of risk management as more important than market direction. Special congratulations should go to Linda Bradford-Rasche for her valuable suggestions of what a beginner should do. If I had this same advice in the beginning of my career, I would have saved a lot of money. It would be nice if others could make use of the advice given before making stupid losses in the market. The New Market Wizards. Conversations with America's Top Traders Jack D. Schwager mutual-fund accounts trading Magier der Märkte trader Shares money markets setbacks Wiley & Sons currencies stock options commodity futures From Publishers Weekly In these absorbing interviews with star performers in the financial markets, Schwager ( Market Wizards ) humanizes the mechanics and psychology behind billion-dollar daily world trading in such sophisticated instruments as currencies, stock options, commodity futures, and mutual-fund accounts by individuals, investment firms and group-trading computerized "money machines." One trader focuses on market response to news events, another calculates mathematical probabilities--one even cocks an ear to the noise level on the exchange floor. All rank assiduous research, self-confidence, a specific plan and the courage to cut losses among essentials to success. Few consider their work gambling, but Schwager entertainingly argues that a successful trader needs many of the qualities of a good poker player. Though the subject matter is esoteric, there is much here to attract the general reader, and Schwager appends a "primer" of technical basics. Pressestimmen "they are the most highly readable investment books you will findyou'll find them riveting and fun" (Shares) Today, many self-designated "experts" tell you how easy it is to make money in the markets. The traders in this book give you an honest introduction of how their careers started. Many have had to make it the hard way after suffering serious losses and other setbacks. To be like someone, you need to behave like them and this is exactly what you will learn here. I like the idea that most traders stress the importance of risk management as more important than market direction. Special congratulations should go to Linda Bradford-Rasche for her valuable suggestions of what a beginner should do. If I had this same advice in the beginning of my career, I would have saved a lot of money. It would be nice if others could make use of the advice given before making stupid losses in the market. The New Market Wizards. Conversations with America's Top Traders Jack D. Schwager, Wiley & Sons, 1995, 0<

1995, ISBN: 0471132365

1995 Hardcover 512 S. 23,6 x 15,5 x 4,6 cm Gebundene Ausgabe Zustand: gebraucht - sehr gut, mutual-fund accounts trading Magier der Märkte trader Shares money markets setbacks Wiley & Son… More...

1995 Hardcover 512 S. 23,6 x 15,5 x 4,6 cm Gebundene Ausgabe Zustand: gebraucht - sehr gut, mutual-fund accounts trading Magier der Märkte trader Shares money markets setbacks Wiley & Sons currencies stock options commodity futures From Publishers Weekly In these absorbing interviews with star performers in the financial markets, Schwager ( Market Wizards ) humanizes the mechanics and psychology behind billion-dollar daily world trading in such sophisticated instruments as currencies, stock options, commodity futures, and mutual-fund accounts by individuals, investment firms and group-trading computerized "money machines." One trader focuses on market response to news events, another calculates mathematical probabilities--one even cocks an ear to the noise level on the exchange floor. All rank assiduous research, self-confidence, a specific plan and the courage to cut losses among essentials to success. Few consider their work gambling, but Schwager entertainingly argues that a successful trader needs many of the qualities of a good poker player. Though the subject matter is esoteric, there is much here to attract the general reader, and Schwager appends a "primer" of technical basics. Pressestimmen "they are the most highly readable investment books you will findyou`ll find them riveting and fun" (Shares) Today, many self-designated "experts" tell you how easy it is to make money in the markets. The traders in this book give you an honest introduction of how their careers started. Many have had to make it the hard way after suffering serious losses and other setbacks. To be like someone, you need to behave like them and this is exactly what you will learn here. I like the idea that most traders stress the importance of risk management as more important than market direction. Special congratulations should go to Linda Bradford-Rasche for her valuable suggestions of what a beginner should do. If I had this same advice in the beginning of my career, I would have saved a lot of money. It would be nice if others could make use of the advice given before making stupid losses in the market. The New Market Wizards. Conversations with America`s Top Traders Jack D. Schwager mutual-fund accounts trading Magier der Märkte trader Shares money markets setbacks Wiley & Sons currencies stock options commodity futures From Publishers Weekly In these absorbing interviews with star performers in the financial markets, Schwager ( Market Wizards ) humanizes the mechanics and psychology behind billion-dollar daily world trading in such sophisticated instruments as currencies, stock options, commodity futures, and mutual-fund accounts by individuals, investment firms and group-trading computerized "money machines." One trader focuses on market response to news events, another calculates mathematical probabilities--one even cocks an ear to the noise level on the exchange floor. All rank assiduous research, self-confidence, a specific plan and the courage to cut losses among essentials to success. Few consider their work gambling, but Schwager entertainingly argues that a successful trader needs many of the qualities of a good poker player. Though the subject matter is esoteric, there is much here to attract the general reader, and Schwager appends a "primer" of technical basics. Pressestimmen "they are the most highly readable investment books you will findyou`ll find them riveting and fun" (Shares) Today, many self-designated "experts" tell you how easy it is to make money in the markets. The traders in this book give you an honest introduction of how their careers started. Many have had to make it the hard way after suffering serious losses and other setbacks. To be like someone, you need to behave like them and this is exactly what you will learn here. I like the idea that most traders stress the importance of risk management as more important than market direction. Special congratulations should go to Linda Bradford-Rasche for her valuable suggestions of what a beginner should do. If I had this same advice in the beginning of my career, I would have saved a lot of money. It would be nice if others could make use of the advice given before making stupid losses in the market. The New Market Wizards. Conversations with America`s Top Traders Jack D. Schwager 2, [PU:Wiley & Sons]<

ISBN: 9780471132363

Praise for THE NEW MARKET WIZARDS "Jack Schwager simply writes the best books about trading I've ever read. These interviews always give me a lot to think about. If you like learning abo… More...

Praise for THE NEW MARKET WIZARDS "Jack Schwager simply writes the best books about trading I've ever read. These interviews always give me a lot to think about. If you like learning about traders and trading, you'll find that reading this book is time well spent." -Richard Dennis, President, The Dennis Trading Group, Inc. "Jack Schwager's deep knowledge of the markets and his extensive network of personal contacts throughout the industry have set him apart as the definitive market chronicler of our age." -Ed Seykota "Very interesting indeed!" -John Train, author of The Money Masters "Successful trading demands longtime experience because it requires firsthand knowledge. If there is a shortcut to this requirement, however, it is in reading about the experiences of others. Jack Schwager's book provides that shortcut. If you find yourself sweating upon occasion as you read, then you're as close to the trading experience as you can get without actually doing it yourself." -Robert R. Prechter, Jr., editor, The Elliott Wave Theorist THE NEW MARKET WIZARDS Some traders distinguish themselves from the herd. These supertraders make millions of dollars-sometimes in hours-and consistently outperform their peers. As he did in his acclaimed national bestseller, Market Wizards, Jack Schwager interviews a host of these supertraders, spectacular winners whose success occurs across a spectrum of financial markets. These traders use different methods, but they all share an edge. How do they do it? What separates them from the others? What can they teach the average trader or investor? In The New Market Wizards, these wildly successful traders relate the financial strategies that have rocketed them to success, as well as the embarrassing losses that have proven them all too human. Meet the Wizards of Wall Street: * Stan Druckenmiller, who, as manager of the Soros Quantum Fund, realized an average annual return of more than 38 percent on assets ranging between $2.0 and $3.5 billion * William Eckhardt, a mathematician who, in collaboration with trader Richard Dennis, selected and trained the now-legendary circle known as the Turtles * Bill Lipschutz, a former architect who, for eight years, was Salomon Brothers' largest and most successful currency trader * Blair Hull, a one-time blackjack player who began an options trading company with Asking the questions that readers with an interest in the financial markets would love to pose to the financial superstars, and filled with candid appraisals, The New Market Wizards takes its place as a classic. Media > Book, [PU: Wiley]<