Stock Market Trading Rules: Collected Wisdom From 80 International Stock Market Experts

Stock Market Trading Rules: Collected Wisdom From 80 International Stock Market Experts

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Author: Collected Wisdom From 80 International Stock Market Experts

Language: English

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Introduction

Back in 2001, now more than a decade ago, we compiled and published The Harriman House Book of Investing Rules. The project was a huge success – the rules provided by the contributors were fascinating, insightful and entertaining – and for the first time the book pooled together collected wisdom of 150 of the world’s greatest traders in one place.

One of the many strengths of the rules that were written for and included in the original publication was their timeless quality – these gems of investing and trading wisdom apply to a range of markets across a spread of time periods and are not confined to one market or one set of circumstances.

And so it is that the decision was made to republish the original rules in a more condensed form and in a new format. In this eBook – The Original Harriman House Book of Trading Rules: Collected Wisdom From 80 International Stock Market Traders – you will find just that; 80 sets of trading rules from expert international traders. As with the original publication, these rules provide distilled knowledge from experts on what they consider to the key determinants of trading success.

You will notice that the experts do not agree – this is intentional as trading is a diverse and conflicting pursuit – and you will notice that the rules are not comprehensive – this is also intentional, as this is a reference guide to be dipped into and to encourage you to take up
further reading elsewhere on subjects that appeal to you.

We hope you enjoy reading these rules and find them to be useful in clarifying some aspects of your trading approach.

The original publication of 150 rules is also available as an eBook, from all good online retailers.
www.harriman-house.com/investingrules

Philip Jenks, Stephen Eckett

Table of Contents- Stock Market Trading Rules

Introduction
Robert Z. Aliber
International markets and capital flows
Nick Antill
Company valuation
Martin Barnes
General principles and the role of liquidity
Gary Belsky
Behavioral finance
William Bernstein
Intelligent asset allocation
John C. Bogle
Common sense investing
David Braun
How to make gains from M&A activity
John P. Calamos
Convertible bonds
Thom Calandra
General principles and the growing importance of
debt analysis
Donald Cassidy
Which stocks to sell, and when
Edward Chancellor
Lessons from history
Moorad Choudhry
Investing in bonds
Tim Congdon
Economic drivers of asset prices
Laurence Copeland
Currencies
Richard Cragg
Demographic investment
Anthony Cross
The investment attractions of intellectual capital
Lawrence Cunningham
The investing methods of Warren Buffett
Frank Curzio
Safeguards and buying opportunities
Ray Dalio
Systemizing fundamentals
David DeRosa
General principles and the dangers of financial
engineering
Richard H. Driehaus
Investment paradigms worth avoiding
Marc Faber
Contrarian advice from Dr Doom
Frank J. Fabozzi
Bond investing
Niall Ferguson
Lessons from the Rothschilds
Kenneth L. Fisher
Engaging The Great Humiliator
Foster Friess
Investing in growth companies
Jeremy Grantham
Investment management
Robert V. Green
Handling the emotional side of investing
Herb Greenberg
Avoiding problem stocks: lessons from Lernout &
Hauspie
Bill Gross
Cost reduction and other essential lessons
Steve Harmon
Commonsense lessons on technology stocks
John Hathaway
Investing in gold
John Husselbee
Selecting a mutual fund manager1. Never use an old
map to find new countries.
Roger Ibbotson
How to manage your asset allocation
Mark Ingebretsen
Using the web to perform due diligence on a stock
Philippe Jorion
Value at Risk
Ajay Kapur
Investing in Asian equities
John Kay
Business economics
Mike Kwatinetz
Investing in technology companies
Dean LeBaron
Habits
Steve Leuthold
Managing your mother lode . . . your serious money
Burton Malkiel
Essential truths of risk and reward
Joe Mansueto
Value investing and funds
Rajnish Mehra
The equity premium
Paul Melton
Navigating the world’s markets
Michael Molinski
Global investing and the small investor advantage
Robert A.G. Monks
General principles and Senators from Tennessee
David Morgan
Investing in silver
John M. Mulvey
Portfolio optimization
Alan M. Newman
How to win the stock game
David Newton
Investing in small-cap stocks
Victor Niederhoffer and Laurel Kenner
Rules for a life-time
Michael Niemira
The economic backdrop of investing
James W. Oberweis
Investing in very fast growing companies
Terence Odean
Lessons for investors from behavioral finance
Michael O’Higgins
Beating the Dow
Paul Ormerod
Rules for sceptical investors
Lois Peltz
Selecting a hedge fund manager
Mitchell Posner
Selecting emerging market stocks
Henriëtte M. Prast
The emotional investor
George Putnam III
Turnaround stocks
Alfred Rappaport and Michael Mauboussin
Expectations investing
Jay Ritter
IPOs
John Rothchild
Surviving a severe bear market
Thomas Schneeweis
Hedge funds and managed futures investing
Steven Schoenfeld
Effective international equity investing
Charles Schwab
Schwab principles for long-term investing1. Start
with the basics for long-term investing.
Jeremy Siegel
Stocks for the long run, and diversification
Andrew Smithers
Protecting wealth and valuing the stock market
Joel Stern
EVA as an enhancer of shareholder value
Catherine Tan
Investing lessons from the Asian markets1. The only
no-brainer is the person who believes in a no brainer.
Challenge the consensus.
David W. Tice
Overvalued stocks and Ponzi schemes1. Study stock
market history – recognize where you are in the longterm secular cycle.
Timothy P. Vick
Finding value in the market1. Picture yourself as the
owner.
Ralph Wanger
Reasons to invest beyond the USA
Ben Warwick
Searching for ‘alpha’
Henry Weingarten
Ten guidelines for a stellar performance
Martin J. Whitman
A fresh look at the Efficient Market Hypothesis
About this eBook

About the author

Robert Z. Aliber is Professor of International Economics and Finance at the Graduate School of Business, University of Chicago.
His research activities include: the international financial system; exchange rate issues; international money, capital markets and capital flows; the multinational firm; international banking; public policy issues.

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