7 Commandments of Stock Investing by Gene Marcial

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“Gene Marcial provides iconoclastic insights into the art of successful investing while exploding the mythology of the conventional wisdom. His 7 Commandments of Stock Investing is scintillating reading for both individual. And institutional investors who seek an advantage in their moneymaking endeavors.”

—Scott Black, President of Delphi Management Inc. and a member of the Barron’s Roundtable

“It is well understood that trading in the stock market is full of risks. But if you are ready to take the plunge, I guarantee that there will be a time when being familiar with Gene Marcial’s 7 Commandments of Stock Investing will be extremely important. Over the years, I have followed many of the same commandments.”

–Carl Icahn, Chairman, Icahn Associates

“This book begins with one of the wisest investment observations I’ve ever encountered: ‘There are plenty of ways to make money in the stock market, but clinging to mainstream thinking or so-called conventional wisdom is not one of them.’ The author’s discussion on avoiding the diversification trap is alone worth many times the price of this book.”

–Bernie Schaeffer, Chairman, Schaeffer’s Investment Research, Inc., www.SchaeffersResearch.com

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“Gene Marcial has been guiding literally millions of investors to better financial performance over his more than 30 years as a leading financial journalist. He consistently has demonstrated a rare instinct for knowing when to follow a trend and when to think like a contrarian. In today’s turbulent times, his new book, 7 Commandments of Stock Investing, is essential reading for all investors and could well add precious percentage points to the performance of any who take his words to heart.”

–Stephen Leeb, President, Leeb Capital Management Inc.

Every week, the investment world turns to Gene Marcial’s BusinessWeek column. Here’s why: Marcial knows how to pick winners. Apple at 15. US Steel at 19. But Marcial’s track record isn’t limited to just one or two picks. In fact, recent analysis reveals that he’s beaten the indexes for a full decade.

You can’t get results like that following the “conventional wisdom”! You need to know what Gene Marcial has learned about stock investing–and this book will tell you. Marcial has distilled 35 years of experience into seven powerful, counterintuitive “commandments”: rules that are simple and practical enough for every investor to profit from.

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Marcial reveals why diversification is not an optimal investment strategy…why you need to focus on finding big winners, and how you can…how to profit from panic, and how to lock in your profits when everyone else is “fat and happy.” Along the way, he opens up the secret, mysterious world of corporate and market insiders–showing how to track them down, emulate their approaches, and profit from their lucrative strategies.

Be prepared to profit from panic
Plot a clear strategy to seize opportunities during a macro-market panic
Learn how to “buy the losers”
Finding tomorrow’s big winners in today’s bargain bin
Profit from the unknown
Finding investments that are undervalued because investors don’t understand them
The “sweet seven”: specific stock picks for the next seven years
What to buy right now–and hold for the long term

About the Author

Gene G. Marcial has been BusinessWeek’s “Inside Wall Street” columnist for the past 26 years, and is a former columnist at the Wall Street Journal. Marcial’s BusinessWeekcolumn is one of today’s most influential stock columns, and is closely watched by investors and corporate executives alike. A favorable mention in his column often results in a rise in the stock price on the first trading day the magazine becomes available to the public. Marcial received an undergraduate degree in Journalism from the Santo Tomas University in Manila before studying law at the New York Law School and receiving a graduate degree in Political Science from New York University.