market-economics

Time In, Time Out provides historical data and cyclical information on market trends. The best buying and selling days are given for the month. Even though the author states no system is perfect, losses will be minimal compared to buy and hold. The book is well illustrated and easy to read. I believe this book will be a valuable tool when used with composite ratings and fundamentals.

I've tried several books on technical analysis and only this one is so intriguing that I read it from cover to cover. The author is a verteran in stock and commodity markets who is able to make profits for himself, which is important. The book provides insights, comments, numbers on technical analysis right from seasonal trading experience. It is not dry. It makes rules easily understood. Meanwhile, it s not shallow book. Very well written.

Superb investing book suited for beginners and intermediately experienced market investors. Complete chapters devoted to leverage and hedging. Well-written, Caes makes his points clearly, this is better than some books devoted only to options. Use this book and study options for free at cboe.com. Stock selection and gaining an overall market viewpoint also thoroughly covered. I have used strategies covered in Caes' "Tools of the Bear" book to turn $5,000 into $11,000 in two months by buying naked puts. Small typeface makes it mandatory to read his books under very good light. Do not hesitate to buy because they were written a while back, they are still very relevant. Better than many highly hyped market books of recent years. Buy it!

Was very pleased with the material contained in this book. Although I am a beginner in the natural gas trading field, I found Sturm's book both easy to understand yet challenging in its scope. A great deal of emphasis is placed upon various hedging techniques and many helpful diagrams are included to portray the trading flow. Overall a very unique and insightful book for beginners and for those with years of experience in trading natural gas.

Knowledgeably written by Maxwell Foran (who has worked and studied Western Canadian history for over thirty years), Trails & Trials: Markets And Land Use In Alberta Beef Cattle Industry 1881-1948 is an involving, detailed, specialized history which explores the Canadian cattle ranching era at the turn of the century, agriculture, changes in the markets, the impact of the Great Depression, World War II, and includes the beginning of the postwar period. Black-and-white photographs, maps, and tables illustrate and illuminate this extensively researched, scholarly study of a microcosm of historic Canadian economics.

Vollman demonstrates that transformation is more than reengineering. The transformatiom imperative is the way to market dominance, survival and development.

I would recommend this book for everybody who wants to know what and why the great new Transition Revolution has happened in USSR and East Europe.I use this book for teaching in the Moscow State University as the main textbook ,and students like it for its explanations of a lot complicated problems of Transition economical systems and policy making.

This is one of the most insightful and provocative books I have ever read on the subject of Transport de-regulation, its place, its politics, and the effects of market forces in today's industrialised societies. An invaluable insight for every modern academic, and interested lay-reader. A must as we enter the new millenium !

I work in the business and I have read and struggled through a lot of books on options and other derivatives. This one stands out as a true gem. It is practical, yet thorough. It is accessible to the interested layman, but it doesn't condescend or skimp on key concepts. The questions at the end of each chapter allow you to solidify the concepts explained in the chapters without spending your whole weekend on them. The software that comes with it lets you play with the concepts in real time until you grasp them intuitively, not just theoretically: concepts such as the "greeks"--delta, gamma, theta, and vega, hedging, the relationship between options and the underlying instruments, and so on. Don't be misled by the reasonable price. (Books in this genre usually start at over $50.) You can slog through a lot of options books and log a lot of hours, but I'll be you get more out of this per minute invested than any other book on options.

This book could not come at a more appropriate time. In today's business environment corporations and marketers seemed to have lost perspective on the one key element that keeps them connected to stakeholders - trust. You hear a lot about "corporate reputation management" and "truthful marketing", but trust is the real bottom-line. Mr. Golin's book clearly outlines key, easy actions that any brand or corporation can incorporate. The "Ten Acts of Trust" and "The Ten Commandments of Organizational Trust" are "must-read" and "must-implement" chapters. I recommend to marketing and communications professionals everywhere.