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Sincere M. — Understanding Stocks

Sincere M. — Understanding Stocks

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Название: Understanding Stocks

Автор: Sincere M.

Аннотация:

The First Book for People Who Want to Make Serious Money In the Stock Market Without Becoming an Expert

History has proven that the surest road to long-term wealth is through investing in the stock market. And while you don't have to be a financial genius to invest well, you do have to care enough about your money to learn how the market works—what you must do to get started, when the best times are to invest your money, and what you must do to keep from being an easy mark for more sophisticated investors.

Understanding Stocks tells you what you need to know. More than 50 quick, easy, and entertaining lessons on stocks and investing give you the information you need to become a solid and knowledgeable investor. Look to this engaging and no-nonsense investors' rulebook to learn:

* How to open an account, evaluate a stock, and place a trade
* Strategies for making money slow or fast, with the advantages and dangers of each
* Ten costly mistakes that are easy to make—and even easier to avoid

Money in the stock market flows to those who know what they are doing. Let Understanding Stocks put you on the right road to stock market wealth, and show you how to keep from losing your money before it's been given a chance to truly work for you.

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Рубрика: Экономика и финансы/

Статус предметного указателя: Готов указатель с номерами страниц

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Год издания: 2003

Количество страниц: 196

Добавлена в каталог: 26.02.2008

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Предметный указатель

1929 stock market crash      65—66 144 161
1987 stock market crash      57 144 161
AAA bonds      20—21
advice      164—165 171 187
After-hours trading      53
Amazon.com      183
American Stock Exchange (AMEX)      6 7 84
Annual reports      93 95—96
Arbitrage      180
Ask price      51—52
Asset allocation      38—39
assets      93 94
Averaging down      72
Balance sheets      93—94
Bar charts      110—111
Bear markets      27
Bearish patterns      120—123
Berkshire Hathaway      40—41 104
Bid price      51—52
Bills      20
Blodget, Henry      183—184
Bogle, John      40
Boiler Room (film)      34
Boiler rooms      33—34
Bollinger bands      137—138
Bond rating      21
bonds      19—21 20
Boston Stock Exchange      7
Bottom fishing      71—72
Breakaway gap      126
Brokerage firms: and order types      58—61
Brokerage firms: discount      57—58
Brokerage firms: full-service      55—57
Brokerage firms: going on margin with      63—64
Brokerage firms: investment banking divisions of      184
Brokerage firms: opening account with      58
Brokerage firms: placing orders with      61—62
Brown, Tom      184
bubbles      168—169
Buffett, Warren      8—9 52 70 89 95 104—105 176
Bull markets      27—28
Bullish patterns      121—124
Buttonwood Agreement      6
Buy-and-hold strategy      70—71 175—176
Buy-on-the dip strategy      71
Call options      81—82
Candlestick charts      111 112
CANSLIM      75—76
Capital gains      5
Capital loss      5
Capitulation      144—145
Cash      25—26 166 172
Certificates of deposit (CDs)      25 152
Characteristics and Risks of Standardized Options      83
Charts: bar      110—111
Charts: candlestick      111 112
Charts: line      109—110
Charts: stock      108—109
Chicago Board Options Exchange Volatility Index (VIX)      142—143
Chicago Mercantile Exchange (the Merc)      139
Churchill (James C. Humes)      107
Churchill, Winston      107
Churning      56
Cincinnati Stock Exchange      7
Commercial paper      25
Commission-based system      56
commissions      6 56
commodities      138—139
Common stocks      5
Compound earnings      39
Compounding      39—40
Conquer the Crash (Robert Prechter)      154
Consolidating stock      114
Consumer Price Index (CPI)      153
Continuation gap      126
Contrarian investing      74 142—144
Coolidge administration      65
Corporate bonds      20
Corporate insiders      92—93
Corporations      5 8
Cost, stock      13
coupons      20
Covered calls, writing      83—84
Covering your position      79
CPI (consumer price index)      153
Crash(es), market: of 1929      65—66 144 161
Crash(es), market: of 1987      57 144 161
Crowd, following the      165—166
Day traders / trading      9 57 77—78
Debt      154
Decimalization      52
Deflation      153—154
Detailed stock quotes      50—52
Dia      see Dow 30
discipline      163
Discount brokerages      57—58
Divergence      136
Diversification      22 26 37—38 55 162
Dividend stocks      30
Dividends      32
DJIA      see Dow Jones Industrial Average
Dollar      151
Dollar-cost averaging      72
Double bottom pattern      122—124
Double top pattern      122 123
Dow 12      176
Dow 30 (DIA)      16—17 85
Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA)      10—11
Dow Jones Transportation Average      10—11
Dow, Charles      10—11
Downtrends      112—113
Dutch tulip bulb mania      168—169
Earnings estimates      173
Earnings per share (EPS)      99—100
ECNs      see Electronic Communication Networks
Economic indicators      153
EDGAR database      see Electronic Data Gathering Analysis and Retrieval database
Edgar Online      93
Electronic Communication Networks (ECNs)      62 64
Electronic Data Gathering Analysis and Retrieval (EDGAR) database      92 93
Emotional involvement      160—161 172—173
Environment      149—155
Environment, and economic indicators      153
Environment, and Federal Reserve System      150—151
Environment, and stock prices      155
Environment, deflationary      153—154
Environment, inflationary      152
Environment, of dollar      151
Environment, political      154
EPS      see Earnings per share
Equities      4
Ericsson      159
Exchange-traded funds (ETFs)      79—80
Exercising your right to buy      82
Exhaustion gap      127
Famous Financial Fiascos (John Train)      168
Fast trading strategy(-ies)      77—85
Fast trading strategy(-ies), and options      81—84
Fast trading strategy(-ies), day trading as      77—78
Fast trading strategy(-ies), ETFs in      79—80
Fast trading strategy(-ies), market timing as      78—79
Fast trading strategy(-ies), news-based      80
Fast trading strategy(-ies), shorting the rallies as      79
Fast trading strategy(-ies), with QQQ      84—85
Fast trading strategy(-ies), writing covered calls as      83—84
Fear      161 167
Federal Reserve Board (FRB)      150
Federal Reserve System      21 65 150—152
Filling the gap      127
finances      166—167 175

Fixed-income investments      19—20
flexibility      163
Float shares      44
Following the crowd      165—166
Foreign investors      151
Forward P/E      101 401(k) plans 22—23 180 183
Fraud      34—35
FRB (Federal Reserve Board)      150
Full-service brokerage firms      55—57
Fundamental analysis      89—96
Fundamental analysis, and company managers      92
Fundamental analysis, and earnings estimates      100
Fundamental analysis, and insiders      92—93
Fundamental analysis, and technical analysis      173—174
Fundamental analysis, annual report in      95—96
Fundamental analysis, balance sheet in      93—94
Fundamental analysis, concepts behind      90—95
Fundamental analysis, definition of      89
Fundamental analysis, earnings per share in      99—100
Fundamental analysis, income statement in      97—99
Fundamental analysis, industry knowledge for      90—91
Fundamental analysis, industry leaders identification for      91—92
Fundamental analysis, overview of      90
Fundamental analysis, problems with      104
Fundamental analysis, stock ratios in      100—103
Futures exchanges      138—139
gaps      125—127
GARP (growth at a reasonable price)      73
GDP (gross domestic product)      153
General Electric      176
Graham, Benjamin      105
Greed      160—161
Greenspan, Alan      141
Gross domestic product (GDP)      153
Growth at a reasonable price (GARP)      73
Growth investors/investing      73 101
Growth stocks      31
Head and shoulders pattern      120—121
Head fakes      124
Hedge      81
Hedge funds      180
Home ownership      26
Hoover, Herbert      65
HOPE      161 171—172
How to Make Money in Stocks (William O’Neil)      75—76
Humes, James C.      107
In-and-out trading      180—183
Income statements      97—99
Income stocks      30—31
Index funds      24—25
Industry knowledge      90—91
Industry leaders      91—92
Inflation      15 152 153—154
Initial public offerings (IPOs)      45—47
Insider trading      146
Insiders      92—93
Intel      184—185
Interest rates      21 150—151 152
International funds      180
Internet      105 169
Intrinsic value      31
Investment banking      184
Investolator      74
Investors, individual      4 8—9 176—177
Investor’s Business Dail y      91 144
IPOs      see Initial public offerings
IRAS      23
Japan      154
Junk bonds      21
Kumar, Ashok      184—185
Learning from mistakes      163—164 174—175
Lebed, Jonathon      160
Lefevre, Edwin      128
Level II software      62
Leveraging      63
Levitt, Arthur      176
Liabilities      93 94
Limit order      59—60
Line charts      109—110
Livermore, Jesse      128—129 161
Load funds      24
Losing stock, selling      158
MA      see Moving average
Managers, company      92
Manipulation      33
Margin calls      63—64
margins      63—64
Market capitalization      44—45
Market crash(es): of 1929      65—66 144 161
Market crash(es): of 1987      57 144 161
Market makers      14—15
Market orders      58—61
Market timing      78—79 180—183
Maturity date      20
Maturity date, The media      143—144
Meeker, Mary      101 184
Minis      139
Mistake(s)      157—169
Mistake(s), learning from      174—175
Mistake(s), of bad advisors      164—165
Mistake(s), of emotional involvement      160—161
Mistake(s), of following the crowd      165—166
Mistake(s), of lack of discipline/flexibility      163
Mistake(s), of lack of diversification      162
Mistake(s), of lack of preparation for the worst      166—167
Mistake(s), of letting winning stocks lose      159—160
Mistake(s), of missing out/mismanaging money      167—168
Mistake(s), of not learning from mistakes      163—164
Mistake(s), of not selling losing stocks      158
Momentum investors      73—74
Money management      167—168
Money market funds      25—26
Moving average (MA)      132—133
Munis      20
Mutual fund money market accounts      180
Mutual fund redemptions      144
Mutual funds      22—25 180—183
NASD (National Association of Securities Dealers)      7
NASDAQ      see National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotation System
Nasdaq 100 index (QQQ)      84—85
Nasdaq Composite Index      12
National Association of Securities Dealers (NASD)      7
National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotation System (Nasdaq)      6—8 14—15 33 57 78 84—85 150
Net asset value (NAV)      23—24 180
Net worth      93
Netscape      46
New York      5—6
New York Stock Exchange (NYSE)      6 10 14
News-based trading      80
Niles, Dan      185
No-load funds      24
notes      20
On-balance volume (OBV)      134—135
Online brokerage divisions      56
Online investing      58
Online traders / trading      58 78
Opportunities      167—168
options      81—84
Orders, market: going on margin with      63—64
Orders, market: placing      61—62
Orders, market: routing of      62—63
Orders, market: types of      58—61
oscillators      137—138
OTC (over-the-counter) market      33
Outstanding shares      43—44
Over-the-counter (OTC) market      33
Overbought      135
Oversold      135
O’Neil, William      75—76 158
P/E ratio      see Price earnings ratio

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