The Game in Wall Street and how to play it successfully The Game in Wall Street and how to play it successfully

The Game in Wall Street and how to play it successfully

ADVFN Books

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Publisher Description

As the new century dawned, Wall Street was a game and the stock market was fixed. Ordinary investors were fleeced by big institutions that manipulated the markets to their own advantage and they had no comeback. The Game in Wall Street shows the ways that the titans of rampant capitalism operated to make money from any source they could control. Their accumulated funds gave the titans enormous power over the market, and allowed them to ensure they won the game. Traders joining the game without knowing the rules are on a road to ruin. Itís like gambling without knowing the rules, and with no idea of the odds. The Game in Wall Street sets out in detail exactly how this market manipulation works and shows how to ride the price movements and make a profit. And guess what? The rules of the game havenít changed since the book was first published in 1898. You can apply the same strategies in your own investing and avoid losing your shirt by gambling against the professionals. Illustrated with the very first stock charts ever published, the book contains a new preface and a conclusion by stock market guru Clem Chambers which put the text in the context of how Wall Street operates today.

GENRE
Business & Personal Finance
RELEASED
2013
15 December
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
85
Pages
PUBLISHER
ADVFN Books
SIZE
1.3
MB

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