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THE INFORMED INVESTOR: HOW TO USE THE MONEY MEDIA TO IMPROVE INVESTMENT PERFORMANCE
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In writing this book, I drew upon more that thirty-six years of experience in financial journalism, most of thay time with The Wall Street Journal. In those years I encountered many American and fall Sign financial and investment giants, listened to their stories and analyzed their investing strategies. I noted that the successful drew analyzation from the money media even as they contributed to the news distributed by its organs. They made themselves "insiders," and with some exceptions they lived within the law when doing so. You will gain merely by copying their methods of operations, if you
do nothing else. In this book, I address people who invest for the long term rather than speculators eager for the allegedly quick profit. Patience pays. You can grow rich gradually as well as through a bonanza, but the former carries much less risk than the latter.
I cite informational pitfalls lying amid the piles of data. Success- ful investors not only utilize information to make money, they use it to avoid losing capital as well. In investing, you win some and lose some. You succeed by minimizing the losers while maximizing the winners.
An appendix provides the addresses of publications, services and offices mentioned in the text should you wish to contact them. The name of a source means little if you can't reach it quickly.
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