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Aimed at investors, rather than brokers, this work on closed-ends funds includes an analysis of the investment opportunities, risks and rewards of these popular traded funds. Since closed-end funds are typically bought at a discount from their actual value, but sell at a profit, they represent a cheap way for many to invest without the risks involved with investing in the stock market. This new guide takes a practical look at these inexpensive long-term investment tools, providing a discussion of these funds, and explaining the ups and downs of a variety of closed-end fund investment strategies. Key features to this handbook include appendices detailing all the closed-end funds available as of September 1990, an explanation of the pros and cons of investing in closed-end funds in today's market, coverage of closed-end stock and bond funds and single country closed-end funds, commentaries by, and interviews of, some of the leading closed-end fund managers, and coverage of international closed-end fund investment strategies.

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A groundbreaking title that explores the new and developing opportunities for foreign investors in China’s transforming stock and capital markets, at this critical point in their history. The author, Winston Ma, is one of a small number of native Chinese that have worked as an investment banker and practicing capital markets attorney in both the United States and China. He brings a unique and invaluable insight to this increasingly important focus for international investment. With a copy of Investing in China, you and your colleagues will: * Acquire a cutting-edge picture of China’s stock market at the birth of a new era; * Learn to profit from a variety of new financial products accessible through the QFII system, which represent a variety of risk / reward profiles (including warrants, exchange-traded funds, convertible bonds, and principal-protected products); * Appreciate the increasingly active foreign M&A and MBO markets, as China accelerates both State-Owned Enterprises privatisation and M&A framework modernisation; * Understand the unique trading behaviour and structuring features of the investment vehicles resulting from the “Chinese characteristics” of the market and regulatory landscape; * Identify the differences between similar investment products in China and in western markets and understand the economic, legal and regulatory reasons for these differences; * Appreciate the vast new opportunities and prepare for the risks (complexities) brought in by the state share reform of 2005, indisputably the biggest ever reform in market history. Investing in China presents an accessible format that avoids the need for complex maths – it describes financial products and transactions vividly and conceptually, in addition to necessary quantitative examples. Investing in China – your essential roadmap helping you to profit in China’s rapidly changing market.

Aimed at investors, rather than brokers, this work on closed-ends funds includes an analysis of the investment opportunities, risks and rewards of these popular traded funds. Since closed-end funds are typically bought at a discount from their actual value, but sell at a profit, they represent a cheap way for many to invest without the risks involved with investing in the stock market. This new guide takes a practical look at these inexpensive long-term investment tools, providing a discussion of these funds, and explaining the ups and downs of a variety of closed-end fund investment strategies. Key features to this handbook include appendices detailing all the closed-end funds available as of September 1990, an explanation of the pros and cons of investing in closed-end funds in today's market, coverage of closed-end stock and bond funds and single country closed-end funds, commentaries by, and interviews of, some of the leading closed-end fund managers, and coverage of international closed-end fund investment strategies.

The financial challenges facing clean energy installations The path to the widespread adoption of renewable energy is littered with major technological legal, political, and financial challenges. Investing in the Renewable Power Market is a reality check for the mass roll out of green energy and its financial dominance of the world energy market, focusing on real energy costs and global energy needs over the next decade. If green energy is to be truly successful, the market must be properly understood, so that dreams of a green future do not lead to actual energy nightmares. The first book to cover the major investing challenges and monetary constraints placed on electric power companies as they race to meet their green energy requirements, Investing in the Renewable Power Market explains how generating electricity is totally different from other energy enterprises in that it is highly regulated and its product cannot be stored. This combination greatly affects the finances of renewable power and influences how investors should navigate the energy market. To help the reader better understand the current state of the alternative energy industry, the book: Details the challenges facing green energy, such as the fact that it is priced compared to natural gas, which is currently at an all-time low Analyzes real energy costs and the global demand for energy over the next decade Describes why, in the short term, investment opportunities with renewable power will be with financial and operational restructurings The green energy market is currently facing enormous challenges, but Investing in the Renewable Power Market explains the real costs of energy, the future of the energy market, and how to profit in both the long and short term.

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"This is the only book of its kind, providing real estate investors, bankers, consultants, agribusiness professionals and individual investors with the essential information on evaluating, financing and managing income-producing farm properties!" This is an exceptional book and read.

Investing: The Last Liberal Art offers a unique picture of the investment world within the larger world. It aligns and explains how investment management works in the context of a number of seemingly unrelated disciplines including Biology, Economics, Mathematics, Philosophy, Physics, Psychology, and Literature. This approach or latticework mode is the next logical step in helping investors understand how markets work and how to become a better investor. It also allows individuals to take additional less simplistic paths to view investing.

Stocks markets go up and down, but no matter what the economy is doing, people worldwide continue to drink, smoke, gamble, and fight. Why not invest in vice?Vice Fund Manager, Dan Ahrens focuses on "sin stocks"- tobacco, alcohol, adult entertainment, gambling, and aerospace/defense, contending that even during an abysmal economy, people will continue to indulge in these goods and services.In Investing in Vice, Ahrens explores all major aspects of the vice industry and provides traders and investors with: o A brief history of each principal vice industryo Strategies for building a profitable portfolioo Charts of each industry's stock performanceo Instructions on how to invest in vice-pros and cons of full service brokers, managed portfolios, and mutual fundso Top Picks-of the best companies, and top stock holdings o Reasons why Socially Responsible Investing may not workWith its lighthearted tone and simple approach, Investing in Vice is the ultimate defense in these troubled economic times.

Even financier J. P. Morgan kept an astrologer on staff - and scores of today's analysts, brokers, and traders quietly rely on planetary data to help guide their investment decisions. If you're curious about how astrology and investing mix, Investing by the Stars will tell you all about it.Your guide is prominent financial astrologer Henry Weingarten, managing director of the Astrologers Fund and predictor of such market benchmarks as the 1990 Tokyo stock market crash and the start of the Persian Gulf War. Here he helps readers learn what many bigtime money managers already know: that a little celestial knowledge can go a long way towards accurately timing the market ... charting economic cycles and financial trends ... foreseeing market psychology ... and predicting global events that can devour your profits or double them overnight.Read this extraordinary and enjoyable guide to discover when to buy and sell stocks from an astrological viewpoint; how astrology will help you discover your personal investment style; how the horoscopes of individual countries and corporations affect the selection of markets, industry groups, and individual stocks; and why financial astrologers are often not surprised by takeover bids, failed political coups, and other market "surprises".Weingarten illustrates his points with insights into the horoscopes of the New York Stock Exchange, IBM, Microsoft, Netscape, Bill Gates, Warren Buffett, and many others. You'll also find fascinating answers to frequently asked questions, useful data and planetary tables, and resources for further study.

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In Investing from the Top Down, Anthony Crescenzi, esteemed financial author and chief bond strategist for Miller Tabak & Co., explains how to develop new, highly effective investment strategies by taking a macro view of the factors shaping industries and markets. Emphasizing the importance of economic and market cycles (as opposed to a bottom-up approach, which places valuation ahead of the big picture) top-down investing is better suited for today's global economy and will likely become the dominant strategy in the future. Crescenzi provides more than fifty tools for analyzing domestic and international trends and indicators, such as GDP growth rates, inflation, interest and exchange rates, and energy prices. He then explains how to narrow your search down to region, total sales, price levels, competition, and entry/exit from market to make astute buying and selling decisions. Crescenzi explains why “thematic” investing is the ideal approach for: Taking full advantage of exchange traded funds (ETFs) Using the policies of central banks to steer your investments Designing diversification best suited for the long term Using sector selection to insulate your portfolio from risk Maximizing profits when market sentiment spikes or plummets Investing from the Top Down covers every major financial instrument and investment choice, from bonds, treasuries, and currencies to real estate, private equity, and emerging markets. Crescenzi concludes with an extensive list of market indicators, providing specific advice on how to exploit them using a top-down investment strategy. Investing from the Top Down provides everything you'll need to develop a sound strategy rather than making isolated choices. Comprehensive and forward-thinking, it will place you ahead of the game today and take you well into the 21st Century.

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Tired of watching everybody else get rich in the stock market? Wish you understood all that money and numbers stuff"? This guide will take the anxiety out of investing and help you plan your investment strategy with your own goals in mind."

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The experts agree, REITs should be a part of every serious investor's portfolio. This is the book that demystifies REITs for individual investors, and enables them to take advantage of this enormous profit opportunity. Block shows us what REITs are, where they fit into a diversified portfolio, and how to invest successfully.

Designed to aid readers in sorting through the confusing array of investment strategies and talents to find the person or firm best equipped to handle their money. Completely updated and expanded, it clearly shows how to overcome such obstacles as inadequate investment industry standards which lead to questionable practices that are extremely difficult to detect thus leaving clients vulnerable to false claims.

Investing in College Basketball provides a comprehensive set of tools and techniques for successfully wagering on college basketball. It shows how the returns - winnings -- from investing in college basketball can be far greater than investing in stocks and bonds. These returns can be achieved by anyone with an interest in basketball, basic mathematical skills, and a computer with spreadsheet programs and Internet access. The power of the methodology is demonstrated by actual investing results for the 2003-2004 season of the Atlantic 10 Conference. The book includes an analysis of investment outcomes for the A-10 Conference, the working papers for assessing each team, and the analysis of each game for which an investment was made. There are extensive examples of how theory is applied in analyzing actual games and showing how good analysis consistently pays off.