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"Waite's done all your homework--Kurzweil to Kauffman, Arrow to Arthur, Drexler to Drucker. Don't leave the 20th Century without it." --This text refers to the Paperback edition.

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Steve Waite looks at the sweep of economic history and nails the big ideas that will create the next revolution. Waite’s done all your homework for you--Kurzweil to Kauffman, Arrow to Arthur, Drexler to Drucker. Don’t leave the 20th Century without it.

The stock market is a mystery, one that will probably never be fully understood. Steve Waite, though, has identified a family of disruptive technologies that promise to reshape our entire world--from the stock market to your living room.

Steve Waite’s Quantum Investing is a wonderful book, filled with valuable insights. But most important of all--in this period of doom and gloom--it’s a refreshing change, full of optimism and belief in the future. It deserves wide readership.

Waite argues that to understand where the business world is going, and where to find value, it will prove crucial to focus on quantum physics and the industries that will flow from it. In a very timely way, Waite highlights Schumpeter’s process of creative destruction with old goods going extinct and new ones coming into existence; and demonstrates the coming importance of intangible asset accounting and complexity theory with its models of self organization. --This text refers to the Paperback edition.

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