This book is targeted to beginner investors and/or couch potatoes who do not want to spend a lot of time in managing their investments. This book helps someone looking for simple but profitable strategies in investing. It only takes about half an hour a month to monitor the market and decide what stocks to buy and sell. This book uses the advanced strategies described in my other books but in very simplified instructions. The trick is to make them easy to use from the research information available to us free of charge. In general, the first chapter in each section tells you what to do (the...

This book describes how to spot market plunges, select sectors and stocks via Technical Analysis. This book is part of the Concise Series. They include one or two most important chapters from my full-size books. It competes with books with similar size and price. Size: 60 (6*9) Last Update: 01/2016

No one including all the Federal Reserve chairmen / chairwomen and all the Nobel-Prize winners in economics can predict market plunges. Many predicted correctly market crashes by pure luck and some even received Nobel Prizes and became famous. There is no model and formula to predict market plunges except my simple chart described in this book. It works for the last two market plunges and hopefully it will work to the next market plunge but it may give us ample of time to prepare as the last two. This new edition includes a technique that does not require charting plus numerous enhancements....

The simple formula to make money is to find value stocks and wait for the market to realize their values. Only buy the market is not risky. Most successful investors are doing this. The book value of a stock is simply the net worth of a company (= Assets - Liabilities). When the stock price is higher than the book value per share (i.e. 'Stock Price / Book Price' > 1), it is over-valued. When this ratio is more than 2 or less than 0.5, you have to be cautious. When it is way under priced, there may be a critical reason. Intrinsic Value includes the intangibles such as patents. However, both...

There are thousands of stocks (about 7,000 and 30,000 if including smaller and foreign exchanges). How can you find the winners? Screening stocks gives you a manageable list of candidates worth further evaluation. Use one of the simple screens that are available to you free from many web sites (such as the one from your broker) to find a handful of stocks. The filter criteria could be "P/E

This book is targeted to beginner investors and/or couch potatoes who do not want to spend a lot of time in managing their investments. It only takes about half an hour a month to monitor the market and decide what stocks to buy and sell. This book represents my decades of trading experiences, at least a thousand of simulations and summaries of hundreds of investing books I read. This book uses the advanced strategies described in my other books but in very simplified instructions. The trick is to make them easy to use from the research information available to us free of charge such as from...

A strategy is how to find stocks (usually via screens, also known as searches), analyze the stocks, buy them and sell them. This section concentrates on screening for stocks. I prefer value stocks (i.e. based on fundamentals). However, fundamentals are secondary for some strategies such as momentum. This book uses the same techniques in Finding Stocks and Scoring Stocks, so they will not be repeated here. This book describes some simpler strategies and leaves the complicated ones in their own books that follow. The strategy will not be effective when too many followers. That's the reason I...

This books is the same as Sector Rotation but with sectors only. Sector rotation has been proven to make good profits at the least risk if it is properly implemented. This book improves your odds in making profits than traditional schemes in sector rotation by: Market Timing. When the market is plunging, do not buy any stock including sector ETFs and sector funds. This book provides a simple chart to detect market plunges. Basically it is a sector rotation between SPY (an ETF that simulates the market) and cash (or an ETF of short-term bonds). The next rotation strategy involves four ETFs in...

This book describes the topics on economies that are important for investors. I start with my Coconut Theory and then include many topics such as interest rate and recession. There are many articles on the U.S. and China. In addition, I have tools to time the market, evaluate stocks and simple technical analysis. The current events are also described. Last Update: 11/2016 Size: 125 pages (6*9)

There is no need to time the market from 1970 to 2000. From 2000 to 2014, the market crashed two times with an average loss of about 45%. The apples you picked are sour but some other times they are tasty from the same tree. You pick them in the wrong time for sour apples. Market timing is about educated guesses. Hopefully we will have more rights than wrongs when we follow general guidelines. It would reduce risk and could benefit us financially in the long run. Recently we have more false signals than before. However, it is better to follow a proven system than not. Last Update: 11/2016....