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Informationen zum Autor GIL MORALES is the author and publisher of www.GilmoReport.com; coauthor and publisher of www.VirtueOfSelfishInvesting.com; a former proprietary internal Portfolio Manager and Chief Market Strategist for William O'Neil + Company; and is currently a Managing Director of MoKa Investors, LLC. He also co-authored, with William J. O'Neil, the Wiley title, How to Make Money Selling Stocks Short. Mr. Morales received his BA in economics from Stanford University. CHRIS KACHER is a frequent contributor to www.GilmoReport.com; coauthor and publisher of www.VirtueOfSelfishInvesting.com; a former research analyst and proprietary internal Portfolio Manager for William O'Neil + Company; and a Managing Director of MoKa Investors, LLC. He received his BS in chemistry and PhD in nuclear physics from the University of California at Berkeley. Klappentext How is it that so many traders and investors lose money in the market, while others--like authors Gil Morales and Chris Kacher--have shown the ability to earn huge returns on investment? As Bill O'Neil himself says, "Human nature being what it is, 90% of the people in the stock market--professionals and amateurs alike--simply haven't done enough homework." Trade Like an O'Neil Disciple: How We Made 18,000% in the Stock Market is your homework. And if you invest in the market, you can expect that there will be a test involving your own money. The result of years of observation and the subsequent application of the commonsense rules learned, Trade Like an O'Neil Disciple details the small realities that make up the stock market, including: The importance of a 6-7% automatic stop-loss policy on stock purchases Sit tight and be right, or "take your profits slowly" The value of psychological capital, and how mastering your own psychology allows you to operate from a position of strength Position concentration, and how diversification--"kissing all the babies"--is unnecessary How timing the market is possible and necessary, despite claims to the contrary by those who can't Mistakes novices or lazy investors make, such as averaging down or purchasing only cheap stocks How O'Neil applied historical precedent to box theory to come up with consolidation patterns ("bases"), such as: ascending; cup-with-handle; double-bottom; square box; flat base; and high, tight flag Using early buy points in the form of "pocket pivots" to gain an advantage in difficult market environments Using gap ups as buy points to jump on board of some of the most powerful stocks The finer points of O'Neil-style short-selling techniques It took years to identify, analyze, catalog, and verify the characteristics of winning stocks for O'Neil to finally perfect his system. Authors Gil Morales and Chris Kacher save you the time and--if you're an investor, money--by bringing together in one comprehensive guide, the commonsense investment philosophies that allow them and you to Trade Like an O'Neil Disciple . Zusammenfassung * Trade Like an O Neil Disciple is a detailed look at how to trade William O Neil strategies under various market conditions by two O Neil insiders something never before written about. Inhaltsverzeichnis Foreword xi Preface xiii Acknowledgments xvii Chapter 1 The Evolution of Excellence: The O'Neil Trading Method 1 Preparation, Study, and Practice 2 Buy Expensive-Not Cheap-Stocks 4 Averaging Down 5 Cutting Losses Quickly 5 Taking Profits Too Soon-Letting Your Winners Run 6 Position Concentration 7 Dealing in Big Stocks and Institutional Sponsorship 8 Chart Patterns 9 Pivotal Points versus Pivot Points 12 Timing the Market: When to Be In, When to Be Out 13 Emotions and Predictions 14 Listening to Opinions, News, and Tips 15 Overtrading 16 The O'Ne...
