The Nasdaq Investor by Max Isaacman

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The Nasdaq Investor by Max Isaacman

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The Nasdaq Investor by Max Isaacman

This is a practical guide to investing in the Nasdaq index. It presents the basics of the Nasdaq as well as hands-on strategies for short-term and long term investing. Nasdaq reached a record 4000 points by the end of the 20th century. The US economy and stock market skyrocketed to levels beyond prediction. These successes have been largely based on the strength of technology stocks. The book looks at the paradigm shift and how the Internet affects the new economy. Also

From the Author

The Nasdaq market is down over fifty percent from its high. If you believe in buying stocks when they are down, as I do, now is the time to buy my book, read it, and consider buying into this market where valuations have dropped. Investing has risk, be aware; but the best time to buy is when others are skeptical and even fearful. Also

Enjoy my book.

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From the Back Cover

The First Book to Show You How to Understandand Profit FromToday’s Dynamic Nasdaq Stock Market

Nasdaq has become the market for the 21st century. Its heavy weighting in sectors that define the new economyincluding Internet technology, biotechnology, and telecommunicationsmakes it the market of choice for investors who want to stay ahead of the growth curve. The Nasdaq Investor outlines Nasdaq’s central role in supporting and shaping the new economy, reveals techniques and strategies for trading profitably in this turbulent marketplace, and provides you with clear insights into today’s fundamentally changed financial marketsand the stocks that move them. Also

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Praise for The Nasdaq Investor :

“Max Isaacman’s The Nasdaq Investor successfully integrates a clear discussion of how the Nasdaq market works with an analysis of the potential for ‘new economy’ stocks and funds. He offers suggestions based on wisdom from experiencerather than unrealistic promises.”
-Gary L. Gastineau
Nuveen Investments

“Every investor should know the structure and mechanics of the stock markets in which they invest. This book is a valuable basic tool for all investors who wish to become more knowledgeable and thereby more empowered.” Also
-Fredric M. Roberts
Investment Banker, former Chairman NASD

Meteoric rises … catastrophic tumbles … the Nasdaq market has come to reflect both the best and the worst of today’s explosive, technology-driven economy. Yet for investors who have learned to take advantage of all market environmentsup, down, or sidewaysthe unprecedented turbulence of the Nasdaq could be like money in the bank. Also

The Nasdaq Investor will help you understand the changes that have made today’s investment marketplace the most exciting and perilous in history. A practical guide to successfully riding the Nasdaq wave, this first-of-its-kind book outlines specific strategies for reaping the rewards of this constantly moving market while managing your risks during times of extreme volatility. Also

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To help you profit from one of history’s most accessible, exciting profit opportunities, The Nasdaq Investor provides a deeper understanding of the market itself. The first book to combine insights into today’s technology-driven economy with the history and foundations of the Nasdaq market itself, this hard-hitting, concise guide addresses the issues that really matter to investors. Which stocks and sectors are poised to catch the next market upturn? What factors have fueledand will continue to fuelthe Nasdaq’s breathtaking climbs and falls? How can investors profit from the former while hedging their portfolios against the latter? Also

The Nasdaq Investor answers these questions and hundreds of others by always keeping its focus on investing. Covering everything from short-term trading techniques to long-term investment strategies, The Nasdaq Investor discusses:

The new class of exchange-traded fundsincluding QQQ, HHH, and othersand how they provide broad diversification for investors of any size
Bases of valuation that go beyond P/E ratios to examine thepotential of a company or industry
Level II trading techniques to limit short-term trading risks while increasing upside potential

Today’s Nasdaq market is both a driverand a followerof the exciting new global marketplace. Read The Nasdaq Investor to ensure your understanding of this new marketplace and enhance your ability to consistently beat the averages while minimizing the investment risks of the transformed economy. Also