In an investment climate characterized by rapidly increasing access to information, sorting legitimate financial advice, grounded in traditional analysis, from the constant stream of useless information, or "noise," is difficult. Let author Richard Bernstein guide you through the "noise" and show you where and how to find solid investment information. Order your copy of Navigate the Noise today and transform today's surplus of investment information into a high-level investment strategy.
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"...has a lively writing style and dissects the rather cluttered world of financial information in a manner helpful for individual investors." (Wall Street Journal, August 7, 2006)
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"Instructs the investor on how to deal with a more problematic investment climate. Richard's guidance is thoughtful, detailed, and full of common sense."
—Douglas A. Kass, General Partner, Seabreeze Partners Short LP
"An excellent and concise work by an acknowledged master in the field of strategic equity analysis from a quantitative perspective. [It] stands like a beacon amidst the Wall Street landscape of hype, confusion, and, well, noise."
—Charles Albers, retired senior vice president and portfolio manager OppenheimerFunds
"Bernstein's basic premise about the lack of value of today's so-called 'information' is so true. It's just like food—a lot more of it isn't healthy; it's quality that counts."
—Jeffrey J. Diermeier, President and CEO, CFA Institute
"Rich Bernstein does a marvelous job separating investment facts from fantasy in a clear and concise way. [It] should be included on the reading list of any serious investor."
—Michael E. Kenneally, Chairman and Global CEO Credit Suisse Asset Management
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15 of 16 people found the following review helpful:
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This review is from: Navigate the Noise: Investing in the New Age of Media and Hype (Hardcover)
The more information a market provides the more efficiently it will operate, right? Well, in theory that’s so. In fact, market transparency has been a top goal of financial regulators in the U.S. for decades. But is it possible to have too much information? Richard Bernstein makes a compelling argument that not all information is good information. Noise — the deluge of 24-hour news coverage, constant cable TV market-chatter, continuous Internet feeds and barrages of electronic updates — is a danger to most investors, who lack the resources to separate the accurate from the spurious. This book is a Godsend for investors who think — usually mistakenly — they can make sense of it all. Bernstein tells you how to cut through the noise by focusing on long-term investment plans, diversifying and clearly assessing risk. We [...] recommend this informative book for its crisp, personal style, and for its practical approach to bringing some peace and quiet to your portfolio.
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This review is from: Navigate the Noise: Investing in the New Age of Media and Hype (Hardcover)
Bernstein makes the whole investment process very clear and understandable. I was amazed at how many stupid investment errors I was making by simply watching CNBC and reading every word in every business magazine.It's an easy and quick read. Definitely worth it!!
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I strongly recommend Richard Bernsteins Navigate the Noise,
By Richard O'Hara, CFA (Gurnee, IL United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Navigate the Noise: Investing in the New Age of Media and Hype (Hardcover)
This readable book explains very important concepts (risk/reward, asset allocation etc.) very well. Serious long-term investors would be well advised to navigate the noise (I would suggest shutting off CNBC as a start), read Richard's book, and then create a diversified portfolio that is expected to help them fund their long-term liabilities (education, retirement etc.) while matching their true risk tolerance.
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We can make more intelligent and informed decisions in today's media, Internet, and information age than we ever could before. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
true investment information, outperforming strategy, investment noise, valuable investment information, higher quality stocks, lower quality companies, stock rankings, profits cycle, own risk tolerance, regret aversion, investment opinion, derived opinions, disciplined investors, surprise models, hot sector, insightful analyst, technology bubble, hot investment, fundamental opinion, fundamental ratios, growth investors, good analyst, data miners, cold stocks Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Wall Street, Merrill Lynch Quantitative Strategy, Earnings Expectations Life Cycle, United States, New York, Common Stock Rankings, Merrill Lynch Quantitative Analysis, Hong Kong, Estimate Revisions Positive Earnings, Rolling Total Returns, Christmas Club, Return Relationships Using, Return-Risk Defined, Silicon Valley, Dogs of the Dow, Growth Torpedoed Earnings, Hold Stocks Based, Merrill Lynch Dividend Discount Model, Positive Earnings Neglect Surprises Contrarians Figure New!
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