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The Simple Rules of Risk : Revisiting the Art of Financial Risk Management (The Wiley Finance Series)
Published in Hardcover by John Wiley & Sons (27 December, 2002)
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The semiannual report of the Resolution Trust Corporation Thrift Depositor Protection Oversight Board--1994: Hearing before the Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs, United States Senate, One Hundred Third Congress, second session, on the Financial Institutions Reform, Recovery, and Enforcement Act of 1989 (FIRREA) requires that the Oversight Board testify twice a year on the following seven issues: no. 1, progress made in resolving failed thrifts; no. 2, the estimated cost to the U.S. government of obligations issued or incurred by the RTC; no. 3, progress in selling assets of failed thrifts under RTC control; no. 4, the administrative costs incurred by the RTC; no. 5, the RTC's estimated income from asset sales; no. 6, potential sources of additional funds for the RTC; no. 7, the estimated remaining exposure of the U.S. government in connection with failed thrifts which the Oversight Board believes will require assistance or liquidation in the future, February 24, 1994 (S. hrg)
Published in Unknown Binding by For sale by the U.S. G.P.O., Supt. of Docs., [Congressional Sales Office] (1994)
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Short-Term Trading Futures: A Manual of Systems, Strategies and Techniques
Published in Hardcover by McGraw-Hill (01 May, 1987)
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Short-Term Futures Trading: Systems, Strategies and Techniques for the Day-Trader
Published in Paperback by McGraw-Hill (01 November, 1992)
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A REASONABLY GOOD BOOKThis book may prove more useful to day traders, but it is also helpful to short-term traders whose defintion of short term means 2-3 days. The section that has been most useful to me is chapter 10 which deals with price spikes and price probes.. Also you will find some useful ideas on money management.
Series 3 Commodities Futures: Principles and Practices
Published in Paperback by Dearborn Financial Publishing (December, 1991)
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Separate Futures: A Positive, Practical Handbook Dealing With the Physical, Emotional and Financial Aspects of Separation and Divorce
Published in Paperback by Centax Distribution (01 March, 1993)
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Senior Citizen Alert!: Enjoy Your Financial Future Without Fear!
Published in Paperback by Montgomery Associates, Incorporated (October, 1995)
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Selling Out: How We Are Letting Japan Buy Our Land, Our Industries, Our Financial Institutions, and Our Future
Published in Hardcover by McGraw-Hill (01 April, 1989)
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Selected Writings on Futures Markets: Explorations in Financial Futures Markets (Readings in Futures Markets Bk 5)
Published in Paperback by Chicago Board of Trade (01 June, 1985)
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A Short History of Financial Euphoria
Published in Hardcover by Penguin USA (01 June, 1993)
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Engaging but superficial glance at financial euphoriaThis short, engagingly written book is a welcome antidote to the unfortunate and even dangerous stock market euphoria of recent years. Galbraith, as usual, is accurate and fair. The only problem with the book is that is that it never dives below the surface. Galbraith, like many left-wing critics of capitalism, has a keen eye for interesting facts, but he has little if any theoretical sense of the basic economic principles involved in market euphorias. It is gross credit excess that is fueling the current stock market bubble. The obverse side of credit is debt, and that is precisely where the problem rises. As credit expands, debt expands with it, especially bad debt. Eventually, the bad debt leads to a crisis; if a sizeable amount of debt cancellation occurs, you get deflation and a crisis of epic proportions.
A must read for intelligent investorsGalbraith paints a picture of the episodes of financial euphoria that allow one to see the seeds of the next bubble being planted. What Galbraith points out are the common themes of market bubbles. In the end, the same script is run as we hear that "this time is different" Although published in 1990, this reads like an epilogue to the tech/internet bubble of 1999-2000. The old saying goes that "what we learn from history is that we do not learn from history." Galbraith gives us the tools to learn from history. In an age of books like "Dow 36,000" and other mania induced work, this classic is a reality touchstone for all serious, sophisticated investors - individual and institutional alike. I would rate this book as a **********, but am limited to ***** (5 stars).
Tyco? Enron? Dot com?You heard it here first -- maybe not the specifics but the concept. A readable short introduction to past bubbles, this work was accessible and fun.