by: Henry F. Robb
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Dewey Decimal Number: 332.63202854678
EAN: 9780028637525
ISBN: 0028637526
Label: Wiley
Manufacturer: Wiley
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 622
Publication Date: April 15, 2000
Publisher: Wiley
Sales Rank: 1804734
Studio: Wiley
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Over 4 million people are logging onto the Internet to research stocks, check quotes, and make investments, and the number is growing daily. It's hard to believe that only three years ago the average person hadn't even heard about online investing. And a little over a year ago people in the bricks-and-mortar financial industry didn't believe that online brokerages could compete. Now the likes of Merrill Lynch, Prudential Securities, and Morgan Stanley are rushing to create their own online brokerage sites.
In The Unofficial Guide to Online Investing, new and experienced investors learn to:
- Choose which computer, Internet Service Provider, and investment software is best for online investing
- Find the web sites every online investor must know
- Pick an online broker and set up an account
- Monitor investments on- and off-site
- Evaluate online investment clubs, bulletin boards, discussion forums and news groups, mailing lists, and magazines
- Avoid the scams and pitfalls of online investing -- what happens if the online brokers site crashes?
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- An Exceptional Guide to Investment and Money ManagementThe Unofficial Guide to Online Investing by Henry Robb is an excellent guide for the individual investor. If you're looking for an extremely thorough, reader-friendly, comprehensive reference tool for not only online investing but a myriad of other vital financial concerns, look no further. It's obvious that the author took great pains in putting this book together. It's wonderfully written in an interesting, easy-to-understand style that doesn't intimidate or confuse the reader. On the contrary, ... Read More
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- Should be titled "The Unofficial Guide to Personal Finance"This book should have been titled "The Unofficial Guide to Personal Finance". Only Part IV, chapters 10 through 13, about 160 pages are devoted to online investing, and it's at a very elementary level. The rest of the book deals with bank accounts, credit cards, debt reduction, insurance, taxes, and other personal finance issues. If you want to learn about Online Investing, leave this book on the shelf and look for another book which has doesn't have all this non-Online Investing stuff. Leave this ... Read More
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- An Outstanding ReferenceI just finished reading "the Unofficial Guide to Online Investing". This is a great book for the beginner through experienced individual investor. Robb covers all the critical topics in stages, increasing detail with each stage. What results is an excellent tutorial/reference (not to mention an easy read) concerning all aspects of investing. Starting with setting your house in order to planning and executing an investment plan. Well Done!
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