Author: Hirsch, Yale
Title: Don't Sell Stocks on Monday: An Almanac for Traders, Brokers and Stock Market Watchers Hirsch, Yale Wall Street Strategic Investment Timing The Stock traders almanac Secrets for Profiting in Bull and Bear Markets
Description: , , 1986. 200, , Softcover. Zustand: 2. This book is out of date and I would recommend buying "The Almanac Investor" by the author's son Jeffrey Hirsh or "The Stock traders almanac 2007". With that said this book will teach you the principles you need to know about the pattern of run ups in the stock market in the Pre-election and election year for president. Look at the returns for 2003, 1999, 1995, and 1987. This trend has not had a losing year since 1937 due to World war II. Most of the stock markets gain since 1950 has occured from November-April of each year. The best months for investing are November, December, and January hands down. This book shows you the times of the day, week, and month that are best for trading. Of course you myust remember this book was written in 1984 and a lot has changes.That is why I recommended the above books. The monthly trading information alone is worth the price of this book. I bought this book 30 years ago and misplaced it.It is one of my personal bibles that have guided me over the years. Even though markets have changed ,History repeats itself. Impressive. Through this book, I became aware of Dick Stoken's book, Strategic Investment Timing, which I also bought. Lots of food for thought within. Thanks to Stan Weinstein's Secrets for Profiting in Bull and Bear Markets for introducing me to Yale Hirsch. Hirsch, Yale: Don't Sell Stocks on Monday: An Almanac for Traders, Brokers and Stock Market Watchers 1986, ISBN-10 ? : ? 0140103759 ISBN-13 ? : ? 978-0140103755 ISBN: 140103759. Gewicht/weight: 450 gr.

Keywords: Wall Street Strategic Investment Timing The Stock traders almanac Secrets for Profiting in Bull and Bear Markets ISBN-10: ? 0140103759 ISBN-13: ? 978-0140103755 This book is out of date and I would recommend buying "The Almanac Investor" by the author's s