Vincent Catalano
Sectors and Styles: A New Approach to Outperforming the Market (Wiley Finance)
Издательство: Wiley, 2006 г.
0471758825
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Объем: 262 стр.
Discover a proven method for making better investment choices
The actions of politicians, regulators, and economic policy makers have an enormous impact on the financial markets. In Sectors and Styles , author Vincent Catalano offers an investment technique that takes these factors into account. He illustrates how you should index a portion of your stock portfolio to the market, while investing another portion in industry sectors that are likely to outperform the broader market. To determine "hot" sectors, Catalano provides a framework for analyzing government activity, the economy, and market activity. Through proper interpretation of these events, you`ll learn how to outperform the markets, while mitigating downside risk.
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