Best of
Money-Management

2015

Intelligent Stock Market Trading and Investment: Quick and Easy Guide to Stock Market Investment for Absolute Beginners


AMS Publishing Group - 2015
    If you start with just a single penny and double it every day for 31 days, you end up with … $21,474,836.48. More than 21 million dollars in a single month! This is an example of the power of investment. Over the long-term, stock market is by far the best investment you can make. But there are many pitfalls for the unwary investor.  Help has arrived! A new book, Stock Market Investment Starter Guide: Step-by-Step Guide to Invest in Stock Market for Absolute Beginners, gives you the foundation you need to be successful but without common jargons that is everywhere. Using clear, straightforward language, Stock Market Investment Starter Guide breaks down the complexities of stock investment into easy-to-understand steps that anyone can follow. You’ll learn: How to invest in stocks, not gamble on them The 3 basic trading styles How to choose a broker, and read a stock chart When to buy, and when to sell Most important investing patterns to look for The 7 investing mistakes you must avoid And much, much more! There’s no reason to fear the stock market. You CAN make good money and safeguard your future with sensible strategy and planning. Grab a copy of Stock Market Investment Starter Guide today, and get started trading--the right way!

Stocks on the Move: Beating the Market with Hedge Fund Momentum Strategies


Andreas Clenow - 2015
    Yet almost all mutual funds consistently fail. Hedge fund manager Andreas F. Clenow takes you behind the scenes to show you why this is the case and how anyone can beat the mutual funds. Momentum investing has been one of very few ways of consistently beating the markets. This book offers you a unique back stage pass, guiding you through how established hedge funds achieve their results. The stock markets are widely misunderstood. Buying and selling stocks seems so simple. We all know what stocks are and what the companies produce. We’re told that stocks always go up in the long run and that everyone should be in the stock markets. Oversimplifications like that can end up costing you. In the long run, the major stock indexes show a performance of five to six percent per year. For that return, you will have to bear occasional losses of over half your capital and be forced to wait many years to recover your money. Yes, in the long run stocks do go up. But the story isn’t that simple. Stocks on the Move outlines a rational way to invest in the markets for the long term. It will walk you through the problems of the stock markets and how to address them. It will explain how to achieve twice the return of the stock markets at considerably lower risk. All rules and all details will be explained in this book, allowing anyone to replicate the strategies and research. Andreas F. Clenow is the chief investment officer and partner of ACIES Asset Management, based in Zurich, Switzerland. Starting out as a successful IT entrepreneur in the 90s boom, he enjoyed a stellar career as global head of equity and commodity quant modeling for Reuters before leaving for the hedge fund world. Having founded and managed multiple hedge funds, Mr. Clenow is now overseeing asset management and trading across all asset classes. He is the author of best-selling and critically acclaimed book Following the Trend and can be reached via his popular website www.FollowingTheTrend.com.

How to Manage Your Money When You Don't Have Any Workbook


Erik Wecks - 2015
    

The Magic of Attracting Money


Mani Maran - 2015
    It is waiting for you. And with the tools offered to you in The Magic of Attracting Money, you’ll get on the right path to achieving your dreams.

Stop Living Paycheck to Paycheck: 10 Tips to Help You Save More, Spend Less and Be Stress-Free (Money Management & Frugal Living)


Cassandra Levy - 2015
    When times are good, the smart people do not change their spending habits or go on wild sprees because they are still playing it smart. That does not mean that they never have any fun or that they save every single dime like a miser hoarding gold in a dusty attic. Setting a budget means the ability to plan for future expenses and emergencies while still enjoying the present with things that you truly like in addition to taking care of all of the expenses that are necessary. This book will show you how to start saving money for those future events and emergencies and will even explain the difference between those two things. It is broken down into easy to understand and actionable tips in every chapter so that you can get a good sense of the steps that you need to follow. What is absent here is an actual dollar amount because everybody is different- there is no need to say that you have to save X amount of money especially if you don’t have that much to spare just yet. You will also notice that there is a definite lack of the sticky, sickeningly sweet advice that you get from some places- there will be no “trust your destiny” leave it up to fate advice here. Anyone could tell you that stuff. Your mother has probably said it more than enough times already! In this book you will learn: •How to determine what your personal budget should look like including the types of things that you can probably reduce or cut completely at least for now. •How to deal with the stress caused by sudden budget cuts. •Whether getting a second job is worth it in terms of time and finances. •How to still have fun on a budget including ways to de-stress for less and free activities that you can do as a family or in a group. •How to tell if your future goals are realistic or not and when it is time to wipe that slate clean and start over. •The difference between a rainy day/emergency fund and a future fund. •When it is time to seek professional help. This is an easy to follow book with solid advice. Don’t keep trying to flounder through budgeting and saving on your own. Get help. Get this book.