An overview of classical beers. Includes a beer tasting scorecard.
N/A
Show Detail »
Table of ContentsChapter 1: What The Stock Market Is All About…………………4Chapter 2: Stock Market Trends…………………………………………12Chapter 3: An Introduction To Forex………………………………….16Chapter 4: Understanding Currency Conversion……………….21Chapter 5: Understanding Statistics…………………………………..26Chapter 6: Forex Volatility And Market Expectation………….30Chapter 7: Aspects Of The Trade………………………………………..34Chapter 8: Risk Management………………………………………………38Chapter 9: “Buzz” Words…………………………………………………….43Chapter 10: Expert Trading Options……………………………………48Chapter 11: Other Trading Options…………………………………….51Chapter 12: In Review…………………………………………………………55Chapter 13: One Final Option………………………………………………60
N/A
Show Detail »
What is Day Trading? Most financial markets are open between certain hours on a daily basis. Wall Street, for example, officially the New York Stock Exchange, is open Monday to Friday from 9am to 5pm Eastern Standard Time. Between those hours, Monday to Friday, hundreds of people trade units, buying and selling in accordance with the shifts and trends of individual markets. People trade everything from stocks to currencies, stock options to future contracts. Some markets are open around the clock, but day trading refers specifically to the practice of buying and selling financial units on a market on a single day. If you’re a day trader, you might buy stock from the Coco Cola at, say, 9.30am. You buy 100 units at $5.00. You’ve seen the value of the stock is on an upward trend. When the market for Coco Cola – the market for beverages – opened that morning, the value of Coco Cola’s stock was $4.95. You buy at $5.00. You’ve watched the stock value carefully during the day. It goes up to $7.00 by 1pm. But then, after lunch, the stock begins to loose value. It goes down from $7.00 per unit to $6.90 and so you decide to sell the units of stock you bought this morning. In the morning you bought 100 units of Coco Cola stock for...
N/A
Show Detail »
A guide to managing a portfolio over the Internet offers advice on selecting a broker, buying stocks online, trading mutual funds, locating analysis data, and joining discussion groups.
$2.49
Show Detail »
An in-depth look at the nature of market making and exchanges From theory to practicalities, this is a comprehensive, up-to-date handbook and reference on how markets work and the nuances of trading. It includes a CD with an interactive trading simulation. Robert A. Schwartz, PhD (New York, NY), is Marvin M. Speiser Professor of Finance and University Distinguished Professor in the Zicklin School of Business, Baruch College, CUNY. Reto Francioni, PhD (Zurich, Switzerland), is President and Chairman of the Board of SWX, the Swiss Stock Exchange, and former co-CEO of Consors Discount Broker AG, Nuremberg.
$56.67
Show Detail »
How did trader, John W. Henry, start out as a farmer and end up a billionaire and owner of, first the Florida Marlins and now, the Boston Red Sox? How do traders like Bill Dunn, Ed Seykota and Keith Campbell continually pull profits in the hundreds of millions from both bull and bear markets? The answer is that they are trend followers. Trend following is the only strategy to consistently make money in the markets. Leading expert Michael Covel reveals the underground network of these little-known traders and hedge fund managers who have practiced trend following for years. He pulls back the veil on their strategies by introducing the basic concepts/techniques of trend following such as why the market price contains all the information a trader needs. Covel rigorously reviews and analyzes years of detailed performance data to prove without question that trend following works. He breaks down trend following strategies including how to make volatility work; how to control risk; and how to make successful trading decisions "from the gut."Covel shows why trend following is ideal for individual traders who self-manage their portfolios or for the individual investor searching for a new type of investment advisor. Along the way he debunks an immense amount of misinformation/failed advice from pros who ought to know better. This timely book capitalizes on today's massive move back into the markets and investors' renewed determination to find strategies that really work.
$2.58
Show Detail »
2010 Victorian Trading Company Fine Art Wall Calendar
Over one hundred years have passed since that sterling age a time steeped in dignity and refinement. Our 2010 dated calendars will be coveted as souvenirs of historic value and will provide testimony to that quaint era of graciousness now even further from our grasp. This collection of romantic images compiled from fine art galleries and yellowed scrapbooks grace the calendar year. Thirteen of our bestloved images are married within a beautiful portrayal of the seasons. 16-month calendar; 26 pgs. 12" (12 x 24" open).
$12.95
Show Detail »
Top Search
Last Search
