Even Jesse Livemore is considered by the contemporary cannons of Wall Street as the largest speculator ever lived. Livemore was a true pioneer of stock exchange trading: his attention in the stock and commodity markets, the timing technique and investment rules used here proved to be revolutionary and can be applied today. Livemore fled home in 1891 at the age of 14 with $ 5 in his pocket and as an office assistant at the Paine Weber Broker office. He was looking for a fortune at the 1907 stock market, which he later lost to repeat it many times. During the 1907 panic, J.P. Morgan personally begged him to stop the market for the market. At that time, he was cashier $ 3 million in one day. In 1929 he also shortened the market, resulting in a big crisis in the big crisis with $ 100 million in cash. As a mysterious, mysterious figure, he worked in full discretion on the top floor of one of the luxury office buildings of Fifth Avenue, where the princely -furnished Penthouse was most reminiscent of an over -secured fortress. From the opening of the market to its closing, no one in the office could speak, to a single word. In November 1940, Jesse Livermore ended his life with his own, with a well -directed head shot at the end of one of his most remarkable stock market careers of all time. A stock exchange genius who had a target for a total victory over Wall Street - and has completed his mission. Investments Classics Series Our publisher launched the Classics of Investments in 2011. The first volumes of the series-Benjamin Graham: Intelligent Investor and Philip Fisher: The work of ordinary shares-Extraordinary profits-are the thoughts of a master-based investment. The third volume, Warren Buffett, selects from the author's writings. Buffett Benjamin Graham considers himself a spiritual heir, as he puts it: "I am the way to make Graham's investment principles in practice." The fact that the volumes of the series form an integral unity is no better than that Buffett's writing refers to Graham and Fisher, and quotes their thoughts. The fourth volume of Edwin Lefèvre: A speculative notes, which is not often mentioned by market wizards so often during conversations, focused on more active trading and speculation. This leading thread was carried out by the fifth and sixth volumes of the series, Jack D. Schwager: The Wizards of the Market I-II. The author expresses his conviction that the markets are not random and can therefore be overcome-the question is: do we have the skills and discipline this. Lowell Miller: The Safe Investment of the Exister, as the seventh member of the series, gives practical advice on selection of dividends and dividend -based investments.

T.Bálint Printing, Service and Logistics Bt.
Economic, public, political
240 pages
Binding: hard board with a protective cover
ISBN: 9786155698040
Author: Jesse Livermore
Year of Release: 2020