My latest ebook 5 Things You Must Know To Beat The Stock Market is now available from Amazon in Kindle format. I am hosting a 1 day free download event this Thursday, July 11, at Amazon. Mark your calendar and download it for free! 5 Things You Must Know To Beat The Stock Market
Lawrence, I am very curious about the gems you might have released in your book. can't wait - can you please post table of contents here? Thanks.
This time the focus is long term biases where newcomers to the stock market should know before they even consider trading / investing.
Well, I downloaded the book and read it in 30 minutes. That is how âbigâ the book is. Itâs a joke. The price was â$0.00â on Amazon and I felt that I overpaid for it! Nobody will reimburse me for those 30 minutes of my life that I have wasted reading what at best could be described as a short article. Full of grammar and spelling errors interlaced with extremely naïve and uneducated guesses about long-term equity indices behavior the âbookâ is a joke. The author clearly has no idea about statistics and probabilities as well as general logic and data interpretation. Conclusions and âepiphaniesâ that are presented in this short blip of a bad writing are misleading and idiotic at best. They are dangerous for a beginner and clearly expose the authorâs lack of basic education. Garbage! P.S. I shall leave the same review at Amazon as well to save other people's time.
Yes, the book is short - 28 pages and its meant for beginners office goers buy and hold investors and mutual fund investors - who "aspire" to trade. Not for experienced full time trading professionals like you Maestro. If you consider the kind of audience the book is based for, I think you may want to change your review. I don't agree with you when you say book presents uneducated guesses about long term behavior of equity markets. On the other hand, book takes on market adages and one-by-one subjects them to backtests and report the results. To Lawrence - there were mistakes and typoes in the book. Also, as far as I know a golden cross is known as MA(50) crossing MA(200) and not MA(100) as you have mentioned in the book. I am not 100% sure on this point though. Peace!