Resumo de How To Make Money In Stocks

This book is the bestselling investment system that updated to help you uncover the best stocks in today''s market.Since 1988, through every type of market, the bestselling How to Make Money in Stocks has shown over 1 million investors the secrets to building stock market wealth. Author William J. O''Neil''s powerful CAN SLIM investment modeling system - based on an exhaustive study of greatest stock market winners dating back to 1953 - is a straightforward, 7-step process for minimizing risk, maximizing return, and finding stocks that are praised to perform.How to Make Money in Stocks gives you a proven, simple, fact based system called CAN SLIM.The CANSLIM system:C=Current Quarterly Earnings per Share: The higher the better.A=Annual Earnings Increases: Look for significant growth.N=New Products, New Management, New Highs: Buying at the right time.S=Supply and Demand: Shares outstanding plus big volume demand.L=Leader of Laggard: Which is your stock?I=Institutional Sponsorship: Follow the leaders.M=Market Direction: How to determine it.The system consist of buying and selling rules derived from an extensive analysis of all of the greatest winning stocks each year for the last half-century.All known fundamental and technical (price and volume) variables and facts were studied in exacting detail to determine what common characteristics occurred just before these super stocks had huge price increases and how these variables changed when the stocks topped and began substantial declines.The buying and selling rules in this book represent only time-tested facts of how the stock market actually works, not personal opinions and certainly not the current personal views and beliefs of most Wall Street analyst or strategist on TV.A difficult and serious problem for all investors today is that there is entirely too much free information, hype, promotion, personal opinion, and advice about the stock market. You get it from friends, relatives, people at work, the Internet, brokers, stock analysts, advisers, entertaining cable TV market programs, and other media. It can be very risky and potentially dangerous. Realistically, there are not too many people you can listen to if you want to avoid confusing, contradictory, and faulty personal market opinions. You need to confine yourself to just a very few sources of relevant facts and data and a sound system that has proven to be accurate and profitable over time. Facts are always better than most people''s opinions.Realistically, not everyone will make money buying stocks. In fact, many people will lose a lot of money because they do not follow sound time-tested buy-and-sell rules. Therefore, they simply do not learn how to protect their capital. However, anyone who will take the time to read, carefully study, and understand this book, with discipline and determination, dramatically improve their investment performance in both good and bad markets.

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