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Not much meat
al franks new prudent speculatorMost of the stocks he picks are terrible and will never make you any money and are the riskiest in the market.Example of stocks he tells you to buy in his newsletter kmart, wcom, conseco etc.
all bankrupt. Once in while he gets lucky and has a big winner. Don't count on this. If you want to lose big money read his book and follow his insane advice on the use of margin.
A must for every value investor.With a folksy, down to earth approach, the author goes over what's most important for a long term investor: Patience, Stock Selection, Diversification and Risk Management. Important financial ratios are also explained and the use of margin is reviewed in great detail. In fact, there are very few investment books which deal with margin as well as this one. This is probably because not many investment book authors have as much experience in this area as Al Frank. However, this is not a get rich quick book, but instead the presentation of a logical, long term seasoned strategy.

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"Actual Proof" shows incredible genius in how God works!
Incredible book with powerful Bible proof and Prophecy!
Totally amazing book showing undeniable PROOF of the Bible!
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Great Book after all these years
Another Classic!
A great place to check out Charles Dow...Dow frankly states that "the markets are always more or less manipulated." But then later he admits... "...people in Wall Street...do not know what the market will do with any regularity..."
He advocates averaging down a few times, which is odd, considering what he wholeheartedly endorses several times...
Dow mentions cutting losses short and letting profits run more than any other single idea. It appears in almost every article.
On bear markets... "There will be a sifting of the better from the worse, visible enough at a distance, but not conspicuous at any particular stage in the process." Sounds like the "narrow advance" of today...the pinnacle market?...
One of the articles involves a description of discretionary accounts (managed accounts) that makes the swindling operators of them sound like the guys who are running LTCM (see WSJ 5-20-99, page C-1). They take your money and tell you it wasn't their fault when the market kills them. The only (possible) difference is that many of the swindlers of earlier this century never actually invested the money they received. They just took it and ran.
An interesting read. Buy a copy of S.A. Nelson's The ABC of Stock Speculation. That's where I read these articles.

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Milestone in Biblical Research
Ground-breaking bookJohn Wrekin
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An amazing historical journeyGraham Phillip's writing is flowing and captivating. Once I started reading the book I couldn't stop until I got to the end.
If you haven't yet purchased a copy I would urge you to do so. You will not be disappointed. A great book and a fanastic buy !

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A Great Investment
Much of it could have been left out. 50 pages are a review and comments of past years portfolios. Another chapter is on his pet peeves, one on funds, one defending use margin and one on Tech analysis (he doesn't use it for individual issues, but he looks at a few general market indicators to guage risk and overbought levels in the market). Except for a chapter 9 analysis of Ford, there isn't much about selection besides chapter 2.
His returns were made using full margin. His best contibution it to say don't be too rigid on the numbers, be flexible. Usually stocks will be undervalued on a couple measures but not all of them. I'd recommend any other book on value investing.