How To Invest Safely and For Profit

by Adolph Suehsdorf

How To Invest Safely and For Profit by Adolph Suehsdorf

Title: How To Invest Safely and For Profit
Author: Adolph Suehsdorf
Copyright: 1960
Publisher: Fawcett Publications
Length: 272 Pages & 97,196 Words
Status: Public Domain in the United States and countries following the rule of the shorter term.

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How To Invest Safely and For Profit (Index)

Contents

  1. Own Your Share of American Business
  2. Can You Afford to Invest?
  3. What Should Your Objective Be?
  4. Getting Along with Your Broker
  5. The Nation’s Market Place
  6. Techniques of Buying and Selling
  7. What Shall I Buy?
  8. How to Select a Stock
  9. When to Buy and When to Sell
  10. Speculation: For Experts Only
  11. Buying Stocks on a Budget: The Monthly Investment Plan
  12. Investment Clubs: A Growing Trend 
  13. How to Lose Your Shirt 
  14. Digging for Information 
  15. How to Read the Financial Pages 
  16. Understanding Financial Reports
  17. The Language of Wall Street

Extract of "How To Invest Safely and For Profit"

What the President of

the New York Stock Exchange

has said about

INVESTING

One thing is apparent in the buying and selling of stocks: the need for public education.

Our long-term goal is a nation of financially able shareowners, an informed people able to exercise a greater and greater role in the country’s economic growth—guarding their economic democracy as jeal­ously as their political democracy.

We don’t want “hunch” players in the market, or people who hear a hot tip in the elevator, or those who can’t afford the risk of owning common stock. Their presence will only hurt themselves, the Exchange, the securities business and the economy in general.

At the same time we know that if our people fail to translate savings directly into ownership, they fail to gain their full share of the economy’s growth. The Stock Exchange is committed to the concept that a healthier and more vital America will emerge as the base of share ownership is broadened. We are also convinced that in the process a new kind of capitalism will develop for the world to marvel at.

G. Keith Funston

President

New York Stock Exchange

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