Best of
Finance

1984

A Guide to Chemical Engineering Process Design and Economics


Gael D. Ulrich - 1984
    Introduces students to the technology and terminology they will encounter in industrial practice. Presents short-cut techniques for specifying equipment or isolating important elements of a design project. Emphasizes project definition, flow sheet development and equipment specification. Covers the economics of process design. End-of-chapter exercises guide students through step-by-step solutions of design problems. Includes four case studies from past AICHE competitions.

How to be Happy Though Rich: a Book Every Poor Person Should Read


Peter J. Daniels - 1984
    How to be Happy Though Rich: a Book Every Poor Person Should Read

Tape Reading and Market Tactics: The Three Steps to Successful Stock Trading


Humphrey Bancroft Neill - 1984
    New 1970 edition of the classic about the mechanics of stock trading with a recent foreword by the author. Historically, the best selling book on the subject, Neill tells not only how to read the tape, but also how to reason out what's happening behind the scenes. Superb chapters on human nature and speculation. Figures and charts. Originally published in 1931.

A Complete Guide to the Futures Markets: Fundamental Analysis, Technical Analysis, Trading, Spreads, and Options


Jack D. Schwager - 1984
    Treats both approaches in depth, with forecasting examined in conjunction with practical trading considerations.

Starting on a Shoestring


Arnold S. Goldstein - 1984
    Even if you don't have start-up money in the bank, you can get your new business on its feet with ingenuity and knowledge. Starting on a Shoestring is the key to your success. Now in its Fourth Edition, this perennial bestseller has helped thousands of people live out their dreams; it provides the knowledge and the confidence you need to get your business off the ground and up and running. Authoritative, step-by-step guidance will answer your questions, help you plan your strategy, and get you started. In the new Fourth Edition, an all-new chapter covers everything you need to know about the Internet, from creating an online presence for your business to understanding all the tech jargon. And there's more: * Make sure your business idea is right for you-before you take the risk * Find sources of capital and approach them confidently * Six common myths: avoid the traps and misconceptions of starting up * Should you take on a partner? * Setting up: bargains on equipment, dealing with suppliers, the advantages of leasing, value of consignments * Marketing and advertising on a shoestring: free publicity, word-of-mouth, creating a prestige image cheaply * Examples of businesses like yours that maximized their success on the Internet Now better than ever, Starting on a Shoestring gives you a wealth of vital information you'll find in no other book-it's your first step to entrepreneurial success.

How To Use Risk to become a more successful investor


Van K. Tharp - 1984
    You'll learn about the loss trap-a dangerous snare many investors fall into by simply doing what comes naturally. You'll get specific suggestions about how to get out of that trap or avoid it altogether. According to the former editor of CTCR, Volume 1 "...is worth ten trading systems in terms of providing information important to becoming a successful trader." This book is one of five books contained in Dr. Tharp's Peak Performance Home Study course for traders and investors.

Behavior of Prices on Wall Street: Market Inclinations Help Prediction Produce Profits


Arthur A. Merrill - 1984
    

Mozambique: The Revolution Under Fire


Joseph Hanlon - 1984