"DOW 30,000 by 2008!"
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Bob Zuccaro began his career as an analyst for the Value Line Survey in New York City in 1967. When he entered the investment business, there were only 204 mutual funds of all types in existence compared to some 15,000 today. In late 1983 after receiving numerous opportunities to join other investment firms, he decided to form an advisory firm and named it Target Investors. In 1997, Mr. Zuccaro founded Grand Prix Fund--oriented toward aggressive growth stocks. The new fund achieved distinction as one of only seven mutual funds in history to achieve back-to-back years of triple-digit returns. Grand Prix Fund returned 112% in 1998 and 148% in 1999 before it got caught in the throes of the vicious bear market that took hold in early 2000.
The author has managed money during his 34-year career through seven bull markets, seven bear markets, and five recessions. The success and accolades received over the years have been earned through in-depth study, intense efforts and application of strict investment disciplines.
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This review is from: "Dow, 30,000 by 2008" Why It's Different This Time - Second Printing (Paperback)
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Author's Mutual Fund Now Out of Business,
This review is from: "Dow, 30,000 by 2008" Why It's Different This Time - Second Printing (Paperback)
the author is an intelligent fellow with a gift for writing, it is just that he was completely wrong on everything. Like Robert Loest (whose IPS Millennium fund was folded into another fund family after it shrank in size), Zuccaro was a permanent stock market bull who evidently could not see what was really happening to the market. Now his two mutual funds are out of business and this can join Glassman's Dow 36,000 and David Elias' Dow 40,000 as unintentionally hilarious reminders of not to take financial TV network CNBC seriously.
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What prescience?,
By Kirk McElhearn "Freelance writer and translator" (A town in the French Alps) - See all my reviews (VINE VOICE)
This review is from: "Dow, 30,000 by 2008" Why It's Different This Time - Second Printing (Paperback)
I want my money back.
At least I'm reassured by the fact that this guy's probably now living in a cardboard box under an overpass, and sleeping in a polyester leisure suit that he ripped off from the Salvation Army.
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patent growth, secular bull market, corporate profits growth, new bull market, severe bear market, stock recommendations, index gain Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New York, Wall Street, United States, World War, Civil War, Federal Reserve, New Economy, Erie Canal, Nifty Fifty, General Motors, Philadelphia Stock Exchange, Industrial Revolution, Morgan Bank, Super Bowl, Buttonwood Agreement, General Electric, Great Britain, Bethlehem Steel, Eastman Kodak, Hudson River, New Horizons Fund, Nick Murray New!
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- The Wealth of Nations (Bantam Classics) by Adam Smith on page 123
- How You Can Become Financially Independent by Investing in Real Estate by Albert J. Lowry on page 11
- The Excellent Investment Advisor by Nick Murray on page 106
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