101 Investment Tools for Buying Low & Selling High (eBook, PDF) - Shim, Jae K.; Lansner, Jonathan
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More than just an investment dictionary, 101 Investment Tools for Buying Low and Selling High analyzes in a concise style various investment vanes-from stock indexes to measures of affordable housing to leading economic reports. Learn what these measures are, who's compiling them, where they are easily found, and how they can, or cannot, be used

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More than just an investment dictionary, 101 Investment Tools for Buying Low and Selling High analyzes in a concise style various investment vanes-from stock indexes to measures of affordable housing to leading economic reports. Learn what these measures are, who's compiling them, where they are easily found, and how they can, or cannot, be used

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Jae K. Shim, Ph.D., is Professor of Finance and Accounting at California State University, Long Beach, and President of the National Business Review Foundation, an investment consulting and training firm. He is also Chief Investment Officer (CIO) of a Los Angeles-based investment firm. Dr. Shim received his MBA and Ph.D. degrees from the University of California at Berkeley. He has published numerous articles in professional and academic journals. Jonathan Lansner is the business columnist for The Orange County Register in Santa Ana, CA, and editor of the Society of American Business Editors' and Writers' Newsletter, The Business Journalist. A financial journalist since 1983, Lansner has drawn a diverse collection of assignments-everything from award-winning investigative stories on the nation's savings and loan debacle to how to stories on investing basics for novices to covering Orange County's historic municipal bankruptcy.