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Emcee:  Robert Gwizdz Type:  Unmoderated
Introduction Compact
Ladies and Gents:

In my quest for the ever elusive holy grail of investing techniques, I hereby propose the following:

1. Leave this site with a title of your all-time favorite investment book.
2. Briefly state why you swear by it.

That's it. No more, no less...

Respectfully Submitted:

Robert
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70WARREN BUFFETT and the INTERPRETATION of FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (ISBN 978-1-84737-bruwin-7/25/2011
69New Concepts in Technical Trading Systems - Welles Wilder, 1978 A classic referCondo-2/2/2009
68How I Made 2,000,000 in the Stock Market - Nicolas Darvas Trading Lessons From Jack Hartmann-8/18/2008
67Thanks for the note! Glad to see you or anyone else come back to post. I takePaul Senior-10/11/2002
66Much thanks Paul. You're right. I'm busy reading all this material. BRobert Gwizdz-10/11/2002
65The Encyclopedia of Market Indicators. Robert Colby and Thomas Meyers. They wJack Hartmann-10/1/2002
64<OT> My library shows both the books.. "Do you Want.. and "ConSultan-5/20/2002
63I could never find Confessions of a Stockbroker when I looked for it in 80s someSultan-5/20/2002
62I vaguely remember those titles, but I've not read either book. I have Mr. Paul Senior-5/20/2002
61Couple of other books from quite some time ago.. Worth a look if you can find thSultan-5/20/2002
60Looks like Gwizdz hasn't posted for two years. Or at least not under the naPaul Senior-5/17/2002
59The Bear Book - Survive and Profit in Ferocious Markets by John RothchildSultan-5/15/2002
58Twick, If find other books as good,let me know. JackJack Hartmann-7/2/2001
57I'm reading "Fortune Tellers" this weekend. Can't put it down.TWICK-7/1/2001
56RECOMMENDED READINGS FOR DAY TRADERS/SWING TRADERS... -------------------------~digs-5/6/2001
55Reminiscences of a Stock Operator by Edwin Lefevre Market wisdom, pure and simplMKTBUZZ-3/18/2001
54"Devil take the Hindmost" by Edward Chancellor Great read so far....sjjetstream-3/17/2001
53Irrational Exuberance by Robert Shiller I remember Shiller getting dismissed asJack Hartmann-3/17/2001
52John Bogle on Investing by John Bogle A collection of sppeches that Bogle gave Jack Hartmann-3/17/2001
51When Genius Failed by Roger Lowenstein Excellent coverage of the failure of LonJack Hartmann-3/17/2001
50The Fortune Tellers by Howard Kurtz Jim Cramer, CNBC, Dan Dorfman, Ralph AcampoJack Hartmann-3/17/2001
49Common Stocks and Uncommon Profits by Phillip Fisher Fisher lived the 1960s stoJack Hartmann-3/17/2001
48A Random Walk Down Wall Street by Burton Gordon Malkiel The revised seventh editJack Hartmann-1/7/2001
47License to Steal : The Secret World of Wall Street and the Systematic PlunderingJack Hartmann-1/7/2001
46<i>Great compilation of Warren Buffett's annual reports sorted by contJoshua Corbin-12/19/2000
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