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by Victor SperandeoNot on Booklabria yet
Vic Sperandeo - "Trader Vic" to his colleagues and Barron's "ultimate Wall Street pro" - didn't rack up a remarkable nominal rate of return of 70.7% without a losing year between 1978-89 by listening to the "experts." So, how does he do it? What keeps him so far ahead of everyone else? It's all here - in this advanced follow-up to his acclaimed "best investment book of 1992" Trader Vic - Methods of a Wall Street Master.
A unique, masterful, and highly successful synthesis, Trader Vic's investment and trading philosophy combines the use of historical studies...tools from technical and fundamental analysis...ideas from statistics and probability...an understanding of economics, politics, and Dow Theory - all forged into the Street-tested, experience-hardened approach many have tried and failed to match.
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