Stock Market IQ & EQ: The Vital, Fun, and Concisely Definitive Introduction to Investing - Softcover

Kim, Brian B

Softcover

ISBN 10: 0990908925 ISBN 13: 9780990908920

Publisher: Brian B. Kim, 2015

Synopsis

Did you know that many - if not most - "investors" lost money in the market even during the greatest stock boom in history? Why is it so difficult to buy and hold an index fund?Is there a clear and sensible way to analyze a stock? What might Benjamin Graham say about investing in the popular Mexican-food chain Chipotle?Are you curious about trading stocks but don’t know where to start? Is there a responsible and intelligent way to speculate?Did you know that successful investing is more about doing nothing than doing something?What does history say about the market today? Should we care?Could not investing be the reasonable and wise thing to do?. . . These are just some of the topics that Brian Kim covers in this original and compelling guide to stocks and investing. No other book combines and so clearly explains the various ways we can participate in the market. Ultimately, this book is about the freedom and choice that come from knowledge, discipline, and the courage to walk our own path.

About this title

About the Author

Brian is an investor, market analyst, teacher, academic consultant, writer, and classical chartist. Brian has written about equity returns and corporate governance for publications such as the Harvard Journal on Legislation and has been interviewed by the financial site MainStreet.com. Brian is also the author of Trading Stocks Using Classical Chart Patterns: A Complete Tactical & Psychological Guide for Beginners and Experienced Traders. Brian welcomes readers to get in touch at brian.b.kim@gmail.com. You can follow Brian on Twitter @BrianKimmer and at classicalchartist.blogspot.com for frequent chart analyses.

Edition details

• Publisher: Brian B. Kim
• Publication date: 2015
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0990908925
• ISBN 13: 9780990908920
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 104