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Jurassic Stocks: Stock Market Investing Explained Using Jurassic Park
- ナレーター: Cairo Copeland
- 再生時間: 5 時間 35 分
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あらすじ・解説
Have you been wanting to get into stocks but don't know where to start?
Are you tired of watching other people become millionaires from the stock market while you struggle to understand how it even works?
Have you wondered how some people seem to have the magic touch when it comes to picking stocks?
Does the language used by "experts" sound confusing and contradicting?
What if someone could explain for you how to pick, scrutinize, and determine if a stock is a good bet using easily understood analogies from a movie everyone has seen?
Help is finally here!
The good news is that author Cairo Copeland has done it. Jurassic Stocks explains how to be a superior investor using analogies and examples from the Jurassic Park movie series.
Distills the roots of difficult concepts involved in stock analysis in a way that's engaging and keeps listeners from rolling their eyes. It presents a model that anyone can easily understand and use for their benefit.
Written for the individual investor, the everyday man, trying to rise above the competitive giants in the most volatile market.
Discover:
- How to pull off the scrutiny needed to pick good stocks, quickly and without getting distracted by useless information
- How to pull off the scrutiny needed to pick good stocks, quickly and without getting distracted by useless information
- Why you can't just do index funds and be lazy for superior performance
- Why you can't take shortcuts like timing the market or "invest in companies you have good customer experiences with"
- How the markets give opportunities to investors and how you can easily recognize them
- The key characteristics of stocks that usually outperform
- The step-by-step strategy that masters like Warren Buffet and Howard Marks use to become billionaires, made understandable
This guide will help you value a company quickly and and make sense of otherwise problematic and laborious concepts investors must get to succeed.