Following the straightforward system of investing in stick-to-quality blue-chip stocks with reliable dividend histories, investors will gain the confidence to make sophisticated stock market decisions and obtain solid value for their investment dollars.
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Investment-newsletter publisher Weiss and business journalist Lowe suggest that wealth is an all-but-sure result of investing according to recurring stock market cycles. In their technically detailed, conservative analysis, the authors recommend careful study of high grade issues with steady dividend-increase records. Investors should buy shares when the stock is undervalued in relation to dividend yield, then sell (reinvesting elsewhere) when a bullish trend drives the share price up to an overvalue level. "Bull markets end when price/yield ratio stands at three percent." Analyzing past market movement and individual stock performance in various categoriesindustrials, utilities, food, electronics, etc.Weiss and Lowe make a strong case for their system, but they could have spelled out more extensively the net effect of transaction-related tax consequences and broker-commission costs, considering all the in-and-out activity the system calls for. 20,000 first printing; author tour.
Copyright 1988 Reed Business Information, Inc. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
Copyright 1988 Reed Business Information, Inc. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
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Classic ideas that withstand the test of time,
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This book tells you not only when to buy value, but when to SELL - how to tell when this type of stock is overvalued. Its author published a top-rated newsletter for something like 40 years. She had to use her first initial - "G" instead of her name - Geraldine - for the first 10 years or so because no one wanted anything to do with women. When she first looked for a job in the early 1960s, with a newly minted MBA with honors from a top school, interviewers had one question: "Can you type?" But her methodology is sound, understandable, and still works after 40 years.
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I purchased this book and have found it to be very helpful when making stock market selections that produce value and dividends over time. There are many books on the market and many ways of approaching the purchase of stocks, but this book I believe is great for those who are new to investing and want to learn how to find stocks that will appreciate and grow. There is work that the person reading the book must do and there is a learning process involved, but it is very beneficial.
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