The Almanac Investor: Profit from Market History and Seasonal Trends (Almanac Investor Series) - Tapa blanda

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JEFFREY A. HIRSCH is President of the Hirsch Organization. He′s worked with founder Yale Hirsch for sixteen years, taking over as President and Editor in 2001. He appears frequently on CNBC, FOX News, and Bloomberg to discuss market cycles and seasonal trends, and edits the firm′s monthly newsletter, also entitled Almanac Investor.

J. TAYLOR BROWN is Vice President of the Hirsch Organization.

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THE ALMANAC INVESTOR

The key to investment success is accurate financial research, which depends on your ability to quickly access and analyze data. The Almanac Investor: Profit from Market History and Seasonal Trends, and its unique online research platform?an interactive database which integrates data and studies assembled over the last thirty-nine years?can help you do just that. From the creators of the Stock Trader's Almanac, this compendium puts all the pertinent market tendencies, historical analyses, and data at your fingertips. Here, you'll find four decades worth of stock market research packed into one reference to use alone or in combination with the renowned Stock Trader's Almanac.

Written by Jeffrey A. Hirsch and J. Taylor Brown, The Almanac Investor reveals valuable data and practical indicators needed to understand why the stock market fluctuates so that you can profit by recognizing market patterns. The Hirsch name is known for time-tested research and analysis, and with The Almanac Investor as your guide, you'll become familiar with some of the most successful Stock Trader's Almanac theories and strategies. You'll also discover:

• How to benefit from predictable recurring market tendencies
• The historical significance and market impacts of major political events
• A simple calendar-based investment strategy with ETFs that maximizes returns and minimizes risk
• The importance of accessing clean data with easy-to-use tools

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Investment success is a never-ending challenge. And if you're unprepared, the cost of keeping up with today's markets?both in time and money?could be steep. Fortunately, there are tools and techniques that can help make your investment endeavors more profitable and less stressful than ever before.

The key to investment success is accurate financial research. Your ability to access and analyze data can make all the difference. Written by Jeffrey A. Hirsch and J. Taylor Brown, The Almanac Investor: Profit from Market History and Seasonal Trends and its unique online research platform, can help you do just this. Here you'll receive hands-on instruction for improving your investment decisions and performance.

The Hirsch name is known for time-tested research and analysis, and with The Almanac Investor as your guide, you'll become familiar with some of the most successful Stock Trader's Almanac theories and strategies. There is also a supplementary online research tool that will help you recognize market patterns as well as apply that knowledge to any investing technique.

The online research tool?an interactive database, which integrates data and studies assembled over the last thirty-nine years?is designed to be of value to both the experienced trader eager to do his or her own in-depth research as well as novice investors seeking to expand their skills. With this valuable resource, you'll learn how to perform essential historical research and update market indicators and strategies accordingly.

You'll also discover:

• How to benefit from predictable recurring market tendencies
• The historical significance and market impacts of major geopolitical events
• A simple calendar-based investment strategy?utilizing exchange-traded funds?that maximizes returns and minimizes risk
• The importance of accessing clean data with easy-to-use tools

Filled with in-depth insights and expert advice, The Almanac Investor reveals valuable data and practical indicators needed to understand why the stock market fluctuates?and how you can profit from such information.