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Say what? I was recently contacted by Martha Brozyna, one of the co-authors, of the book Contrarian Ripple Trading and she offered to get me a copy of this book to read and review. I do accept these generous offers from time to time but, as many readers of this blog can probably tell, I’m […]
Active Value Investing: Making Money in Range Bound Market written by Vitaliy Katsenelson debuted in October. Vitaliy was actually gracious enough to send me a copy (or two) of the book to review and, unfortunately, it took me quite a while to find the time to get through the book. I feel bad, but […]
I know I haven’t written quite as much as I should have over the last week. But, the contest for a copy of Active Value Investing by Vitaliy Katsenelson was only supposed to be two weeks and it’s time to name a winner. It seems that two commenters were most prolific in their participation over […]
So, some people seem to disagree with my opinion on Timothy Syke’s new book, An American Hedge Fund. I acknowledge that it could have been written better and for those looking for a soft-spoken, rational tone, then Timothy’s raw and cocky voice probably won’t win you over. But, overall, inspirational or not, I do think […]
As part of the launch of Active Value Investing published by Wiley Finance and written by Vitaliy N. Katsenelson, I was sent more than one copy of the book to read and review. I’m in the process of going through the book now, but the second book is up for grabs! A $50 value! (though […]
Earlier this summer, Timothy Sykes, whom some of you may know from the Wallstreet Warriors TV show, contacted me about reading his new book, An American Hedge Fund. I was skeptical at first. First, because I had seen Tim as a guest on CNBC during their stock challenge this summer and couldn’t imagine anyone of […]
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