Being Right or Making Money - Hardcover

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NED DAVIS is Senior Investment Strategist and founder of Ned Davis Research Group (NDRG) and is widely quoted by media and Wall Street sources. He has been professionally involved in the stock market for over 40 years.

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STAY A STEP AHEAD OF THE MARKETS BY REJECTING GUESSES ABOUT THE FUTURE AND TRUSTING TECHNIQUES THAT WORK

Being Right or Making Money, Third Edition represents the consolidatedwisdom of the highly regarded Ned Davis Research Group. Surprisingly, this wisdom flies in the face of many of the new, trendy investment ideas that this century has produced. In this book, the Ned Davis Research specialists unflinchingly assert that risk-averse position traders have been more successful on average than the high profile, flash-in-the-pan day traders. Solid analysis and clear examples support this opinion, and the result is a book that should serve serious investors well in the coming years.

Technologies, bubbles, and scandals have left many traders' heads spinning. Building resilient portfolios and solid long-term positions isn't what it used to be. Thankfully, the changes that we've seen demographics, U.S. energy strategy, etc. are relatively easy to cope with once they're understood. With a solid strategy involving asset allocation models and long-term charts, this book helps readers recognize low- and high-risk opportunities, leading to the development of sound money management skills.

Coming out ahead in the long run requires, as always, a broad understanding of social, political, technological, and economic trends. These are the big ideas that really move markets. Being Right or Making Money, Third Edition was written to inform and inspire investors to rally around these issues, bypassing the spastic ups and downs that characterize day trading. When you start to think about the big ideas, big success will follow.

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Being Right or Making Money, Third Edition represents the consolidated wisdom of the highly regarded Ned Davis Research Group. Surprisingly, this wisdom flies in the face of many of the new, trendy investment ideas that this century has produced. In this book, the Ned Davis Research specialists unflinchingly assert that risk-averse position traders have been more successful on average than the high profile, flash-in-the-pan day traders. Solid analysis and clear examples support this opinion, and the result is a book that should serve serious investors well in the coming years.

Technologies, bubbles, and scandals have left many traders' heads spinning. Building resilient portfolios and solid long-term positions isn't what it used to be. Thankfully, the changes that we've seen—demographics, U.S. energy strategy, etc.—are relatively easy to cope with once they're understood. With a solid strategy involving asset allocation models and long-term charts, this book helps readers recognize low- and high-risk opportunities, leading to the development of sound money management skills.

Coming out ahead in the long run requires, as always, a broad understanding of social, political, technological, and economic trends. These are the big ideas that really move markets. Being Right or Making Money, Third Edition was written to inform and inspire investors to rally around these issues, bypassing the spastic ups and downs that characterize day trading. When you start to think about the big ideas, big success will follow.