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Two T’s in Buffett, Two E’s in Steel

Yesterday, I was looking up some articles about hedge funds in Fortune Magazine’s archives, and I had to use microfilm. Microfilm! The magazine’s web archives only go through the 1980s, and EBSCO’s only through the 1970s. (That’s an electronic database available through larger libraries.) I had forgotten how to use a microfilm reader and had… [Read More]

Emerging Markets Update: Egypt

Egypt has always been a frustrating market for emerging markets investors. With 80 million people and a tradition of education, it is larger and more established than most nations in the Middle East and Africa. Investors have long had the expectation that Egypt would be the Next Big Thing. The country has been independent of… [Read More]

Day Trading Simulation Games

Someone asked me the other day about day trading simulations, giving me an idea for a post. Hurray! There are a few options out there. Most brokerage firms that deal with traders offer simulation trading for their customers, but you usually have to open an account to access those features. More than one trader has… [Read More]

Emerging Markets Update: Bahrain

In Emerging Markets For Dummies, I have a summary of each of the markets in the MSCI Emerging Markets and Frontier indexes. Since publication in January, no markets have changes as much as those of the Middle East and North Africa, so I’m writing updates. The first installment: Bahrain. Type of government: Constitutional monarchy Major… [Read More]

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Hedge Funds for Dummies, 2e
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Cover of Day Trading for Dummies

Day Trading for Dummies, 5e
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