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The Beardstown Ladies' Common-Sense Investment Guide
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How We Beat the Stock Market-And How You Can Too
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Author:
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Beardstown Ladies Inv. Club
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Publisher:
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Hyperion
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Hardcover
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Published 01/95
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232p.
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List $19.95
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Already role models for thousands of investors, the Beardstown Ladies, 16 savvy women from rural Beardstown, Illinois, have beaten the stock market for more than a decade. This guide includes step-by-step instructions for their investment strategies, plus illustrative anecdotes that will show even the most inexperienced investor how to devise a personal financial plan.
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The Investment Club Book
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Author:
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John F. Wasik
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Publisher:
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Warner Books
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Softcover
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Published 11/95
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302p.
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List $11.99
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One of the hottest trends currently evolving, investment clubs are groups of ordinary people who pool their money to invest in the stock market. This easy-to-understand guide reveals the secrets of some of the country's leading clubs, explains how to start and run an investment club, offers savvy tips on building a portfolio, and more.
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Investment Clubs
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A Team Approach to the Stock Market
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Author:
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Kathryn Shaw
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Publisher:
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Dearborn Financial Pub.
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Softcover
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Published 05/95
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151p.
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List $14.95
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For the dedicated individual investor with limited access to capital, there is simply no better way to invest than through an investment club. This simple, step-by-step guide shows how to start and run a successful money-making investment club.
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Main Street Beats Wall Street
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How the Top Investment Clubs Are Outperforming the Investment Pros
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Author:
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Richard J. Maturi
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Publisher:
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Probus Pub. Co.
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Hardcover
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Published 12/94
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200p.
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List $24.95
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This books reveals the strategies and tactics of the nation's top investment clubs in a series of colorfully written profiles. It explains all the strategies that make investment clubs successful, and shows how groups of people working together make better investment decisions than the highest paid Wall Street professionals.
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