| Hardback book with Dust Jacket by Ira U. Cobleigh Third Printing, February, 1969 Over 235 pages; Published by Bernard Geis Associates Copyright 1968 by Ira U. Cobleigh Contents of this CLASSIC stock investing book include: " The Advantages and Pleasures of Stock Speculation
(The vast array of opportunities open to smart speculators) I. The 1967 Score Card
(the 45 stocks in last year's edition- and the 62 % gain they scored in 12 months) II. The Rules of the Game and Fundamentals of Stock Selection
(The importance of trends, earnings, and volume) III. Recognizing the Time for the Right Stock
(The effect of interest, taxes, strikes, and even the weather on a stock) IV. Fortune-Building Computers
(A swift review of the country's fastest-growing industry- and the stocks with the best chance of doubling) V. Conglomerates
(The big profits to be made in "take-overs"- and how to spot all the signals in advance) VI. Potential Swift Profits in New Issues
(How to recognize a "hot" new issue, where to look, how to buy, and when to sell) VII. Speculation in Investment Company Shares
(All about mutual funds, closed ends, dual funds, and hedge funds) VIII. Unusual Speculative Risks and Games in Warrants, Puts, and Calls
(The secrets of cashing in on sensational market gains without ever owning stock at all) IX. The Big Possible Swings in Convertible Bonds and Preferred Stocks
(The gain potentials and leverage factors that can work for you in such "senior corporate securities" as convertible bonds and preferred stocks) X. Bull Markets and Bare Knees
(The provocative theory that rising hemlines signal a similar move in stock prices) XI. The Corporate Hunter and His Quarry
(All about take-overs, acquisitions and mergers, and the quick dollars made not in the hunter but the hunted) XII. Growth Stocks
(How to spot the newest counterparts of Xerox, Syntex, etc. before they get too "hot") XIII. Doublers on the New York and American Stock Exchanges , 1962-64
(A study of the kinds of stocks that can score important gains, and the importance of timing your moves) XIV. Big Swings in 1965 and 1966
(A close analysis of recent Big Board doublers in both a bull market and bear market) XV. 1967: That Wonderful, Wonderful Year
(An illuminating, comprehensive survey of all the stocks that doubled in 1967) XVI. Characteristics and Habitats of Stocks Than Double in a Year
(A review of the criteria for recognizing doublers in advance of their big moves) XVII. Life-Insurance Stocks
(A look at an astounding growth industry) XVIII. 45 Candidates for Doubling in 1968-69 " It is in very good condition with only very minor wear to the dust jacket.
No torn or ripped pages.
There are a few pages that have some lines underlined. |
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