Secrets of Leveraged ETF Trading offers the would be speculator a unique trading vehicle by which to extract extreme wealth from the stock market. This small but powerful guide shares Wall Street's best best kept secret. Includes historical speeches by Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke and former Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan on gold, central banking and the U.S. Economy. Also includes 6 historical charts of the Dow Jones Industrial Average and historical gold and oil price data.
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Jack Holland is a writer whose keen sense of wit and humor is honed in the tradition of the tall tale, where the truth is elusive and one step ahead of his ballpoint pen. When he is not writing, he can be found at the nearest fishing hole pondering why God made them so good to eat but so hard to catch.
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1 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
Secrets of Leverage ETF Trading is worth the price to admission for the prose alone! Finally a business writer that makes sense and is highly entertaining to boot. This book also has a few surprises in it that obviously one has to buy the book to discover. I find it highly distatesful that Amazon allows "trolls" such as "Jesse "the discerning mind"" to rate a book they have apparently neither purchased nor read.
The information in this book is highly insightful and the historical documents that make up the second half are also very informative for anyone wishing to understand the complexities of today's stock market.
I give this book two thumb way up!
The information in this book is highly insightful and the historical documents that make up the second half are also very informative for anyone wishing to understand the complexities of today's stock market.
I give this book two thumb way up!
0 of 2 people found the following review helpful
By Jesse
Format:Paperback
I have done much research and trading of the leveraged ETFs. Here are my impressions from my limited reading in "search inside this book":
1. No table to contents. Negative.
2. Most of the book from my limited view is about macroeconomics, not about trading the leveraged ETFs. Negative.
3. The only relevant discussion about two traders trading over 4 or 5 days does not shed much insight.
Since I have not read the entire book, I can not give it a poor rating. So a neutral rating is all I can give. Take a peek of the book for yourself.
1. No table to contents. Negative.
2. Most of the book from my limited view is about macroeconomics, not about trading the leveraged ETFs. Negative.
3. The only relevant discussion about two traders trading over 4 or 5 days does not shed much insight.
Since I have not read the entire book, I can not give it a poor rating. So a neutral rating is all I can give. Take a peek of the book for yourself.
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