(Library ebook) The Inner Game of Investing: Access the Power of Your Investment Personality (Wiley Investment)
❀ Derrick Niederman ❀
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. This book is unlike othersBy Mariusz SkoniecznyEvery investor is different and there is no such thing as a one size fits all investment. People have different needs and personalities. The author argues that investors should have an investment philosophy that fits their needs and personalities.I really enjoyed the chapter "Dealing with Others." It was really eye-opening to me to learn about professional portfolio management. It is important for r"How-to-invest books normally put me to sleep, but Derrick Niederman comes at the subject with such freshness and wit that I got hooked--and stayed that way right straight through." --Carol J. Loomis, Board of Editors, Fortune Magazine "Put down the Wall Street Journal and look in the mirror, sayUnlike other investment books that dole out one brand of advice to a potentially diverse readership, this unique book guides you to your own best personal strategy by showing you what types of stocks fit your individual style. Written in a witty and engaging style by securities analyst and long-time financial columnist Derrick Niederman, The Inner Game of Investing reveals the Seven Stock Market Personalities: The Bargain Hunter, The Visionary, The Contrarian, The Sentimentalist, The Skeptic, T... [PDF.os62] The Inner Game of Investing: Access the Power of Your Investment Personality (Wiley Investment) Rating: 4.58 (432 Votes)
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