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The Battle for Investment Survival By: Gerald Loeb Normal price: 19.5 Our price: 14.63 + postage Bargain: save £4.87 ! Product code: 0304 ISBN: 0471132977 320 pages Format: Hb Published by: Marketplace Books, 1996 There are no reviews available for this book Description of The Battle for Investment Survival From the moment it appeared in 1935, The Battle for Investment Survival altered the perceptions, attitudes and strategies of investors all over the world. Sixty years and hundreds of thousands of copies later, it remains one of the most influential books on investing. Now, a new, updated edition of this all-time classic, including a foreword by John Rothchild, celebrates the extraordinary insights and timeless vision of Gerald Loeb. While much has changed on Wall Street since 1935, the fundamental skills and knowledge needed to consistently make a profit remain unchanged. Organised in concise, easy-to-read chapters, the author offers everything you need to know about sound investment principles. Distilled from over 40 years of Wall Street experience as a broker, Gerald M. Loeb's realistic approach offers readers neither short-cuts nor get-rich-quick formulas. Instead, it gives investors - whether novice or expert, individual or institutional - a sensible, uncompromising and deftly written firsthand account of how to realise significant financial return's in today's market. The Battle for Investment Survival is a tribute to the long-term and incredible opportunities of the market as much as it is a guide to protect investors from common mistakes and pitfalls. Gerald Loeb's timeless and profound insights are sprinkled with humorous allusions and good-natured bluntness. The Battle for Investment Survival - Chapter headings 1. It Requires Knowledge, Experience and Flair 2. Speculative Attitude essential 3. Is there an Ideal Investment? 4. Pitfalls for the Inexperienced 5. How to Invest for Capital Appreciation 6. Speculation vs. Investment 7. Sound Accounting for Investors 8. Why Commitments Should not be Haphazard 9. Some 'Don'ts' in Security Programs 10. What to Look for in Corporate Reports 11. Concerning Financial Information, Good and Bad 12. What to Buy and When 13. Importance of Correct Timing 14. Statistical Analysis, Market Trends, and Public Psychology 15. Price Movement and other Market Action Factors 16. Further Technical Observations 17. More on Technical Position of the Market - its Interpretation and Significance 18. Advantages of Switching Stocks 19. 'Fast Movers' or 'Slow Movers'? 20. Detecting 'Good' Buying or 'Good' Selling 21. Qualities of the Good Investor or Investment Adviser 22. Gaining Profits by Taking Losses 23. You Can't Forecast, but You Can Make Money 24. Strategy for Profits 25. The Ever-Liquid Account 26. A Realistic Appraisal of Bonds 27. Merits of Mining Shares 28. Diversification of Investments 29. Travel as an Education for Investors 30. General Thoughts on Speculation 31. Investment and Spending 32. Investment and Taxation 33. Investment and Inflation

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