Эффективные инвестиции. Как зарабатывать на росте и падении акций, инфляции, скачках цен на нефть... и не только 🔍
Джеральд Аппель; [пер. с англ. В. Кукушкина] Financial Times Press, Pearson Education Limited (US titles), Upper Saddle River, N.J., 2006
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This is the eBook version of the printed book. If the print book includes a CD-ROM, this content is not included within the eBook version. “A guide that will turn readers into smart and savvy investors. Appel, author of several successful books on investing and editor of the leading technical analysis publication Systems and Forecasts, offers readers even more hot investment tips in his latest offering. Here, he shows readers how to read and recognize the economic climate, and demonstrates how to invest accordingly. After teaching how to understand the character of the market, Appel offers tried-and-true strategies that will help you make high-return, low-risk investments using mutual funds, exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and real investment trusts. He also provides solid advice on how to invest in foreign markets, taking advantage of often overlooked investment opportunities abroad. Investments in real estate, precious metals and other commodities also receive coverage, and Appel offers useful web resources for further research. The author has more than 40 years of experience, and his love of teaching the trade is conveyed through his enthusiasm and thorough explanations. Both amateurs and experienced investors who are looking for a competitive edge will appreciate this information-packed guide to making wise investments in any economic climate.” --Kirkus Reports In Opportunity Investing, you are shown which investments provide the best returns in varying economic climates, how to recognize and take advantage of investment opportunities overseas as well as investment opportunities within the United States. Specific strategies for identifying the strongest mutual funds and stock market sectors are provided, as well as strategies for periods when interest rates either rise or fall. Tools are provided to identify periods when stocks and/or other investment options are likely to advance, periods when market outlooks are more cloudy, and strategies that suggest changes in portfolio allocation that may be made accordingly. Other areas discussed include real estate, precious metals and other commodities, and investments that bring in high and steady levels of income.
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zlib/no-category/Джеральд Аппель/Эффективные инвестиции_5232007.pdf
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Opportunity Investing : How To Profit When Stocks Advance, Stocks Decline, Inflation Runs Rampant, Prices Fall, Oil Prices Hit the Roof, ... and Every Time in Between
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Effektivnye Investitsii Kak Zarabatyvat' Na Roste I Padenii Aktsij, Inflyatsii, Skachkah Tsen Na Neft'... I Ne Tol'ko (russian Edition)
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Dzheral'd Appel'
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Аппель, Джеральд
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Appel, Gerald
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Gerald Appel
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Globe Fearon Educational Publishing
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Book On Demand Ltd.
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Longman Publishing
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Cengage Gale
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Piter Press
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Питер
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Трейдинг & инвестиции, Москва [и др.], Russia, 2009
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Upper Saddle River, NJ, New Jersey, 2007
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United States, United States of America
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1 edition, September 1, 2006
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Russia, Russian Federation
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[S.l.], Unknown, 2013
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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Type: 英文图书
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Bookmarks:
1. (p1) Acknowledgments
2. (p2) Introduction: New Opportunities
3. (p3) Chapter 1: The Myth of Buy and Hold
3.1. (p4) Variable Rates of Return from Stocks
3.2. (p5) Speculative Bubbles Are Often Followed by Years of Below-Average Investment Performance
3.3. (p6) The Moral of the Story-Be a Flexible, Opportunistic Investor
3.4. (p7) Growth Targets-"The Magic 20"
3.5. (p8) Growth Target Zone
3.6. (p9) Active as Opposed to Passive Management of Assets
3.7. (p10) Diversification-A Major Key to Successful Investing
3.7.1. (p11) Geographic Diversification in the Developing Global Economy
3.7.2. (p12) Diversifying Geographically in Foreign Bond Markets as well as in Domestic Income Investments
3.7.3. (p13) Sector Diversification for Smoother Performance and Risk Reduction
3.8. (p14) Income Investing-Time Diversification
3.9. (p15) Creating a Bond Time Ladder
3.9.1. (p16) Year-by-Year Management of the Bond Ladder
3.10. (p17) Increasing Returns from the Stock Market while Reducing Risk
3.11. (p18) Useful Market Mood Indicators That You Can Maintain and Use in Just a Few Minutes Each Week
3.12. (p20) Relationships of Price Movements on NASDAQ and the New York Stock Exchange
3.13. (p21) How to Identify Periods When NASDAQ Is the Stronger Market Area
3.14. (p22) General Suggestions
4. (p23) Chapter 2: Putting Together a Winning Portfolio
4.1. (p24) Which Investments Have Paid Off the Best?
4.2. (p25) Life May Not Be So Predictable After All
4.2.1. (p26) The Moral of the Story
4.2.2. (p27) And Perhaps Most Important
4.3. (p28) The Best Places to Put Your Money in Recent Decades
4.4. (p29) Implications for Mutual Fund Selection
4.4.1. (p30) Mutual Funds Provide Excellent Vehicles for Your Diversification Program
4.4.2. (p31) Benefits of Using Mutual Funds for Both Financial-and Nonfinancial-Based Investing
4.5. (p32) Mutual Fund Selections for All Seasons
4.5.1. (p33) Periods of Rising Interest Rates
4.5.2. (p34) Periods of Falling Interest Rates
4.5.3. (p35) A Quick and Dirty Way to Determine Trends in Interest Rates
4.5.4. (p36) Summing Up
4.6. (p37) Creating and Measuring the Performance of Well-Balanced Diversified Investment Portfolios
4.6.1. (p38) The Basic Portfolio Mix
4.6.2. (p39) Summing Up
4.7. (p40) Income Investing
4.8. (p41) Diversification Certainly Does Appear to Help the Cause!
4.9. (p42) Upping the Ante! Increasing Returns and Reducing Risk through Active Management of Your Diversified Portfolio
4.10. (p43) Employing Mutual Funds to Carry Out Sector Diversification
4.11. (p45) Comparing Performance-The Diversified Portfolio, Buy and Hold, Versus the Vanguard Standard & Poor's 500 Index Fund
4.12. (p46) Rebalancing the Portfolio to Improve Returns
4.13. (p50) A Final Thought
5. (p51) Chapter 3: Selecting Mutual Funds Most Likely to Succeed
5.1. (p52) Myths and Merits of Morningstar
5.2. (p53) A Quick and Dirty Checklist to Locate the Best Mutual Funds
5.2.1. (p54) Expense Ratios and Portfolio Turnover-the Lower the Better
5.2.2. (p55) No-Load Funds Are Likely to Outperform Load Funds
5.2.3. (p56) Verify That Your Brokerage House Is Giving You the Best Deal, Not Just Upping Its Own Commission
5.2.4. (p57) As a General Rule, the Lower the Fund Volatility, the Better
5.2.5. (p58) With Excellent Market Timing, Some Higher-Velocity Vehicles in Your Portfolio Might Prove Advantageous
5.2.6. (p59) Continuity of Management Is Important
5.3. (p60) Putting Together and Maintaining a Mutual Fund Portfolio for Long-Term, Tax-Favored Holding Periods
5.3.1. (p61) The TPS Strategy: Selecting Mutual Funds That Qualify for the "One-in-a-Thousand Club"
5.4. (p62) Managing Your Buy and Hold Portfolio
5.5. (p63) Putting Together and Maintaining a Portfolio of Strong Mutual Funds for Intermediate-Term Investment
5.5.1. (p64) Rotating Your Portfolio at Regular Intervals to Maintain a Portfolio of Market Leaders
5.6. (p65) Outperforming Typical Mutual Funds
5.7. (p66) Past Performance
5.8. (p67) Upping the Ante with Double-Period Ranking Model
5.9. (p68) Examining the Statistical Comparisons, Decile by Decile
5.10. (p69) Diversification Will Almost Certainly Help the Cause
5.11. (p71) Getting the Maximum Bang from the Bucks in Your 401K Plan and Other Tax-Sheltered Investment Portfolios
6. (p75) Chapter 4: Income Investing-Safer and Steady But Watch Out for the Pitfalls
6.1. (p76) The Four Legs of Your Investment Portfolio
6.2. (p77) Dealing with Default Risk
6.2.1. (p78) Bond Duration as a Measure of Risk
6.3. (p79) Securing Higher Rates of Return from Lower-Quality, Investment-Grade Bonds
6.3.1. (p80) Understanding the Total Income Return from Bonds
6.4. (p81) Investing in Bonds via Mutual Funds vs. Investing on Your Own
6.5. (p82) Bonds and Bond Funds for All Seasons
6.5.1. (p83) Money-Market Funds
6.5.2. (p84) U. S. Treasury Bills
6.5.3. (p85) Short-Term Bonds and Bond Funds
6.5.4. (p86) Intermediate-Term Bond Funds and Individual Bonds
6.5.5. (p87) Long-Term Government and Corporate Bonds
6.5.6. (p88) Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities (TIPS)
6.5.7. (p89) Zero-Coupon Bonds
6.5.8. (p90) Municipal Bonds: Winning the Tax Game
6.5.9. (p91) High-Yield Bonds and Bond Funds
6.6. (p92) Summing Up
7. (p93) Chapter 5: Securing Junk Bond Yields at Treasury Bond Risk
7.1. (p94) The 1. 25/0. 50 Timing Model
7.1.1. (p95) Signals
7.1.2. (p96) Timing Decisions
7.1.3. (p97) Tracking Total Return
7.2. (p98) Calculating Buy/Sell Levels for Funds with Prices That Are Reduced When Dividends Are Paid
7.2.1. (p99) Example A
7.2.2. (p100) Reviewing the Procedure One Final Time
7.3. (p101) Handling High-Yield Funds That Do Not Reflect Interest Income in Their Share Pricing
7.3.1. (p102) Example B
7.3.2. (p103) Performance of the 1. 25/0. 50 Timing Model
7.4. (p104) Comparing Results
7.5. (p105) Summing Up
8. (p106) Chapter 6: The Wonderful World of Exchange-Traded Funds
8.1. (p107) Enter the Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs)
8.2. (p108) Pros and Cons of ETFs
8.2.1. (p109) Pros
8.2.2. (p110) Cons
8.3. (p111) A Closer Look at the ETF Universe
8.3.1. (p112) Income ETFs
8.3.2. (p113) Global Investment
8.3.3. (p114) Domestic Market Indices
8.3.4. (p115) Specific Overseas Countries
8.3.5. (p116) Specific Industry Groups
8.4. (p117) Miscellanea
8.5. (p118) Creating Complete, Well-Diversified Portfolios
8.6. (p119) Creating and Maintaining Your ETF-Based Portfolio
8.6.1. (p120) Large Cap vs. Small Cap
8.7. (p121) Using ETFs as Hedges Against Inflation
8.8. (p122) Sample Portfolios
8.8.1. (p123) The Conservative Investor
8.8.2. (p124) The Moderate Investor
8.8.3. (p125) The Aggressive Investor
8.9. (p126) Summing Up
9. (p127) Chapter 7: A Three-Pronged Approach to Timing the Markets
9.1. (p128) Common Measures of Valuation
9.2. (p129) Company Earnings: The Core Fundamental
9.2.1. (p130) The Long-Term Correlation Between Corporate Earnings and Changes in Stock Prices
9.3. (p131) Opportunity Investing Strategy 1
9.3.1. (p132) Price/Earnings Patterns
9.3.2. (p133) Riskier Periods
9.4. (p134) Using Bond Yields to Know When to Buy Stocks
9.5. (p135) Earnings Yield
9.6. (p136) Opportunity Investing Strategy 2
9.6.1. (p137) Finding the Data You Need
9.6.2. (p138) Special Observation
9.6.3. (p139) Trailing Earnings vs. Forward Earnings
9.6.4. (p140) Indicator Implications
9.7. (p141) Bond Yield: Earnings Yield Comparisons Using Aaa Bond Yields
9.7.1. (p142) Stocks Bullish 1974-1980
9.7.2. (p143) A Significant Buying Opportunity?
9.8. (p144) Ten-Year Treasury Bond Yields vs. Earning Yields
9.9. (p145) Surprise! Buy Stocks When Earnings News Is Bad, Sell When Earnings News Is Best
10. (p146) Chapter 8: Time Cycles, Market Breadth, and Bottom-Finding Strategies
10.1. (p147) Market Cycles
10.2. (p148) The Granddaddy of All Key Stock Market Cycles: The Four-Year (Presidential) Stock Market Cycle!
10.2.1. (p149) Confirming the Four-Year Cycle with Your Price/Earnings Ratio Indicator
10.3. (p150) The Link Between the Four-Year Market Cycle and the Presidential Election Cycle
10.3.1. (p151) Winning with Investments Based on the Presidential Election Cycle
10.4. (p152) Market Breadth
10.4.1. (p153) Market Breadth and Major Market Indices
10.4.2. (p154) Capitalization Weighted
10.4.3. (p155) Confirming Price Action of Major and Less-Major Market Indices with "Breadth" Indicators
10.4.4. (p156) The Advance-Decline Line
10.4.5. (p157) The New High-New Low Breadth Indicator-Including the Major Bull Market Confirming 28% Buy Signal!
10.4.6. (p158) Bottom-Finding Parameters
10.4.7. (p159) Significant Buying Pattern
10.4.8. (p160) Cautionary Conditions Indicated by New High-New Low Data
10.4.9. (p161) The 28% Major-Term New Highs Buy Signal
10.5. (p162) Summing Up
11. (p163) Chapter 9: Cashing In on the Real Estate BoomInvesting in REITs
12. (p180) Chapter 10: Opportunities AbroadInvesting from Brazil to Britain
13. (p198) Chapter 11: How to Get the Most from Closed-End Mutual Funds
14. (p209) Chapter 12: Inflation-Coexisting and Even Profiling with Inflation
15. (p220) Chapter 13: Reviewing Our Array of Opportunity Strategies
16. (p236) Index
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<p>“A guide that will turn readers into smart and savvy investors. Appel, author of several successful books on investing and editor of the leading technical analysis publication Systems and Forecasts , offers readers even more hot investment tips in his latest offering. Here, he shows readers how to read and recognize the economic climate, and demonstrates how to invest accordingly. After teaching how to understand the character of the market, Appel offers tried-and-true strategies that will help you make high-return, low-risk investments using mutual funds, exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and real investment trusts. He also provides solid advice on how to invest in foreign markets, taking advantage of often overlooked investment opportunities abroad. Investments in real estate, precious metals and other commodities also receive coverage, and Appel offers useful web resources for further research. The author has more than 40 years of experience, and his love of teaching the trade is conveyed through his enthusiasm and thorough explanations. Both amateurs and experienced investors who are looking for a competitive edge will appreciate this information-packed guide to making wise investments in any economic climate.” --<i>Kirkus Reports</i></p>
<p>In <i>Opportunity Investing</i>, you are shown which investments provide the best returns in varying economic climates, how to recognize and take advantage of investment opportunities overseas as well as investment opportunities within the United States. Specific strategies for identifying the strongest mutual funds and stock market sectors are provided, as well as strategies for periods when interest rates either rise or fall. Tools are provided to identify periods when stocks and/or other investment options are likely to advance, periods when market outlooks are more cloudy, and strategies that suggest changes in portfolio allocation that may be made accordingly. Other areas discussed include real estate, precious metals and other commodities, and investments that bring in high and steady levels of income.</p>
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