The master trader : Birinyi's secrets to understanding the market / Laszlo Birinyi.

Format:

Book

Author/Creator:

Birinyi, Laszlo.

Series:

Wiley Trading

Wiley trading series

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Investment analysis.

Investments.

Speculation.

Technical analysis (Investment analysis).

Physical Description:

1 online resource (347 p.)

Edition:

1st ed.

Place of Publication:

Hoboken, New Jersey : John Wiley & Sons, [2013]

Language Note:

English

Summary:

Alongside Laszlo Birinyi's stories from his more than forty years of trading experience, the book provides guidance on critical trading and investment issues, including: What the market will likely do if Spyders are up one percent in pre-tradingWhether to buy or sell when a stock reports better that expected earnings and trade up to 5 to 50The details behind group rotation and market cyclesThe seasonal factors in investingIndicators, explained: which are indicative and which are descriptiveThe importance of sentiment and how to track

Contents:

The Master Trader; Contents; Acknowledgments; Preface; Chapter 1 Technical Analysis: Fuhgeddaboudit; Indicators: Pick One, Any One; 1990: Another Opportunity Missed; Notes; Chapter 2 The Failure of Technical Efforts; A Lack of Analysis . . . (Again); The Advance/Decline Line: A Favorite Tool, but Why?; Volume? Another Important Indicator? Really?; Newsletters-Once Upon a Time . . .; Predicting Rain Doesn't Count; Building Arks Does; Technical Analysis Fails a Rigorous Test; Notes; Chapter 3 Technicals: The Last Word; Topical Studies: An Introduction; Notes

Chapter 4 Wall Street: Games People PlayA Brokerage Firm Can't Calculate Performance?; Mr. Prechter; Notes; Chapter 5 Money Flows: The Ultimate Indicator; Playing with Blocks; It Is Not How Often; It Is How Much; The SEC's Study on the Information from Large Trades; Wall Street Week: The Record; Apple Is a Buy at 3?; Mr. Market's Voice; Notes; Chapter 6 Anecdotal Data; Magazines and NEWSPAPERS Are Databases in Disguise; Dow Theory in Real Time; Magazine Covers-Overrated; Note; Chapter 7 Always Cut the Cards; Strategists: More Marketing Than Markets; Stock Market Research: An Oxymoron

The Issue of CAPE: Cyclically Adjusted Price-Earnings RatioStrategists: One More Thing . . .; What Do Stocks Really Return?; A Successful Model Except for "Irrational" Investors; The Press Should Be in the Reporting, Not Forecasting, Business; Notes; Chapter 8 DOW: 19,792?; Citibank (the Company) versus Citi (the Stock); World War I: The Market Swoons, Oops, Rallies; The Dow Trades above 1,000; Notes; Chapter 9 That's Easy for you to Say!; BusinessWeek: 1998, 1999, and America Online; BEST: Real Time, Real Money, Real Results; Notes; Chapter 10 Playing the Game

Chapter 13 Get Ready, Get Set . . .Tracking Sentiment, or, Keeping Score of the Players; Note; Chapter 14 Market Cycles and Rotation; How to Tell Whether We Are in the Eighth or Ninth Inning; Group Rotation Exists; It Is Random but Worth Understanding; Small Stocks: On Average, Yes, but . . .; Growth versus Value: Advantage Growth, but . . .; Notes; Chapter 15 The Economy and the Federal Reserve Board; GDP and the Market, No Surprises Here; The Fed Tightens: It Hurts Only fora Little While; 1994: A Little Perspective, if You Please; 1995: Economists Predict Because They Are Asked, but Why?

Note

Notes:

Description based upon print version of record.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Description based on print version record.

ISBN:

9781118774786

1118774787

9781118774946

1118774949

9781118774861

1118774868

OCLC:

862370162