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Hardcover. Condition: Very good. Dust Jacket Condition: Good. Presumed First Edition, First printing. 283, [5] pages. Illustrated endpaper. Illustrations. DJ has wear, tears soiling, and scuffs. Includes Introduction; Panics Listed; Panics Analyzed; Panics Compared; and Conclusions Drawn. Also includes Appendices on Panics and Crashes, 1809-1962, Gold Coin Bibliography; Inflation, 1914-1965; How America's "Forgotten Men" Have Contributed to the "Success" of Inflation; Contemporary Accounts; Stocks Collapse in 16,410,030-Share Day, But Rally at Close Cheers Brokers; Bankers Optimistic, To Continue Aid.The Schultz Portfolio.Facilities Swiss Banks Can Offer You. This is one of the Dollar Growth Library series. This was a selection of the Conservative Book Club. Without preaching "vulture ethics" that trade on other people's misfortunes, Harry Schultz gives you the practical plans that can preserve your capital, plans that can put you on the road to potential riches at a time when most investors will be losing everything. Harry Donald Schultz (born 1923) is an American former investment adviser and author who published The International Harry Schultz Letter for 45 years. He learned to trade while serving in the United States Army in Shanghai and on his return to the US bought and sold small newspapers, 13 in all. He spent the rest of his career advising on investments and writing books and his eponymous newsletter. He has been closely associated with libertarian causes. Schultz is known for his advice on investing in bear markets in his 1972 book, Panics & crashes and how you can make money out of them. Will you survive the next crash? Harry Schultz realizes that the best compass in the world is worthless without the sealed orders that will bring you into safe harbor. So he shows you exactly what to do with your life's earnings, how to distribute your money, how to invest your capital. You learn about the one kind of bank to avoid. How to use debt as a hedge. Unpublicized prospect for safety. How to step around government mismanagement (Schultz relates hair-raising tales of today's Brazil, yesterday's Germany and tomorrow's USA) and still come out ahead. Without preaching "Vulture ethics" that trade on other people's misfortunes, Harry Schultz gives you the practical plans that can preserve your capital, plans that can put you on the road to potential riches at a time when most investors will be losing everything.