HOW TO FIND A GROWTH STOCK

Text/BRAND NEW w/trace margin discoloration.Gilt embossed beige linen boards/Fine. DJ/NF; sound w/light wrinkling to back (water splash?). At the time of publication date (1973) the hot stocks were Eastman Kodak, McDonald's, Xerox, Avon Products and Coca-Cola, to name just a few. Earl Scheib was doing really well, as was Curtiss-Wright, and the Wankel rotary engine was creating quite a technological buzz. But while the names may have changed, the techniques for picking the hot new stocks have not. This book will provide insights into that process as well as salutory reflections about how the mighty can weaken. One of U.S. News & World Report's series 'Money Management Library.' 254 pgs w/photos & diagrams in 15 chapters. Volume advances a series of 18 tests to identify charateristics of growth stocks and ideas on how to find and acquire them.