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Alexander Davidson
Alexander Davidson's books
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Alexander Davidson
is described
by Global-investor.com as among "the elite of investing…They consistently beat the market
because they know which shares to buy, at what price, and, just as importantly, they know
when to sell." |
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The
systems described in this book are a proven way to make money from online
investing on the stock market. In good times or bad, they are recommended
for beginners and experienced investors alike. In 20 easy modules, readers
will discover all they need to know about buying stocks at bargain prices,
and then selling them at a profit.
This informative guide will bring out the successful online dealer in everyone.
This book offers facts, truths and concepts that readers may never have known
existed and can save thousands of pounds by cutting down trial and error while
investing.
The
book is a second edition of the book originally published as Everyone's
Guide to Online Stock Market Investing, but has been extensively revised and contains
a great deal of entirely new material.
Order The
Complete Guide to Online Stock Market Investing now.
You will be staggered at how many important people urge you to read
this book. To see
testimonials, click here.
The
Times: How the City Really Works
The Definitive Guide To Money and Investing
In London's Square Mile.
Kogan Page, 2006. 224 pages. £11.04 (including £1.95 discount).
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The City of London
has more of an impact on our jobs, our money and our lives than most people
realise. How the City Really Works aims to explain
the City in language everyone can understand. It is an accessible guide for
those who require a fuller picture of the City's individual mechanisms as well
as its relationships with other financial centres around the globe. This book
covers the key roles within the City, from stockbrokers to foreign exchange
dealers, accountants and Lloyd's underwriters, and explains how they relate
to each other. Covering the main products - from derivatives to new share offerings
- How the City Really Works gives you a crash course in: City markets;
hedge funds and traders; financial economics; City regulation; the City's complex
relationships with the United States and Europe. Entertaining and informative,
this is a unique guide to how London's financial markets operate and offers
essential advice on how investors can put that information to practical and
lucrative use.
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Times: How the City Really Works now. To
see testimonials, click here.
The
Times: How to Understand the Financial Pages.
Kogan Page, 2005. Paperback, 336 pages. £12.74 (including £2.25 discount).
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Whether you are a beginner or an expert, this book shows you how to get the
most from the financial pages. Practical and accessible, it is an indispensable
guide to reading the financial tables and understanding the terminology involved.
Alexander Davidson throws light on how the City works and his straightforward
approach will make you feel at home with the sometimes complicated subjects
discussed.
An invaluable handbook, How to Understand the Financial Pages explains the
workings of the financial world and helps you to get to grips with the language
of money and markets. Order The
Times: How to Understand the Financial Pages now. To
see testimonials, click here.
How to Win as
a Stock Market
Speculator.
Kogan Page, 2004. Hardback, 296 pages. £21.25 (including a 15% discount).
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The book reveals the secrets of
making money as a stock market speculator. It has you trading like a professional, limiting
losses and maximising gains.
The author stresses
that money management is the key to success and casts a professional eye
over the choices traders must make
- including why spread
betting is inferior to contracts for difference, the advantages of covered
warrants, options and straightforward equities dealing. He reveals how to
profit from technical
analysis, and how to read between the lines in company accounts. There is advice
on profiting from takeover speculation and on selling short. A unique test
list for choosing investment
software, and a top web site index are included. There are unique perspectives
on how you can combine trading with full time employment.
A must read for
traders who want to develop a
system and model themselves on top professional traders.
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Stock Market Speculator
now.
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The 10-Week Flexible Investment Plan. A Beginner's Guide to Stock Market Success. Kogan Page, 2003. Paperback, 188 pages. £11.04 (including a 15% discount).
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Volatile stock markets offer some real bargains. But how do you find them? This unique 10-week guide shows you how to avoid the pitfalls and invest profitably. You will find here a flexi-program, divided into 10 sections for tackling step-by-step, with quizzes along the way to make sure you are up to speed. Investment expert Alexander Davidson helps you discover how to:
- Time your stock market investments
- Exploit falling markets
- Pick winners by interpreting company accounts
- Build and protect your portfolio
- Use proven techniques that work in good or bad market conditions
Endorsed by some of the country's leading financial specialists, this handbook includes top trading tips from a City veteran. Consult it before you invest as it may save you thousands. No serious investor can afford to be without this book.
Order The 10-Week Flexible Investment Plan
now. Leading figures from the investment world have endorsed it.
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How
to Win in a Volatile Stockmarket.
Kogan Page, 2nd Edition, 2002. Paperback, 277 pages. £14.44
(including a 15% discount).
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This book was an immediate best seller on publication. In current market volatility, both new and experienced investors are buying it in droves. Do not miss this investment classic. Let me explain why. |
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There are countless
ways to play the stock market but how do the City professionals, the
ones who do it for a living, invest their own money? Not always
by relying on the same advice that they give you, you can be sure.
Some make up to thousands of pounds within minutes. Others make more
modest returns, but these accumulate into a fat nest egg in a quarter
of the time it takes the average investor. What are they doing that
is so superior?
Answer?
They are quietly using a dynamic and proven investment system that,
until now, has been top-secret. In this book, best selling author
Alexander Davidson draws on his investment banking experience and
spills the beans. The Bargain Hunters' Investment System, set out
here in this book for the first time in print, is a tried, proven
and tested way to make serious money on the stock market in volatile
markets. It works for the City money men, and it can work for you.
The
golden rules of this investment system are set out so clearly that
any investor, even the greenest beginner, can apply them and build
the nest egg of his or her dreams. Davidson pulls no punches as
he sets out the City's most trusted methods for selecting and buying
undervalued shares and other assets at rock-bottom prices and commissions
- before they soar in value.
For
the more adventurous investors, how you really make the big money
in day-trading is revealed - only the City traders know the innermost
secrets, including how to minimize the risks, and these are included
in the book.
But
you should never view the stock market in isolation from your other
investments. Insurance, pensions, ISAs, second hand endowments,
even timeshare come under focus in my book. The role of stockbrokers
and financial advisers comes under the microscope. Here – captured
in one book – is the only advice canny investors will ever
need. The growing band of City money men that have used this system
to make fortunes on the stock market will testify to that.
You
will find in this book lively examples taken straight from the City
dealing room - where journalists are banned and investors never
get a look in - but which reveal more about the wild and wacky world
of the stock market than you will glean from a lifetime of reading
ordinary how-to stock market investment books.
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How to Win in a Volatile Stock Market now.
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Stock
Market Rollercoaster.
John Wiley, 2001. Paperback, 273 pages. £12.74 (including a special
15% discount).
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This
novel offers you an uncensored view of how the stockbroking
industry works. It is the story of how a young man, John enters
the business as a rookie trader. Under the wing of stock market
guru Terry Maynard, he learns every trick of the trade, including
how to invest his own money for fabulous profits.
In
this book, you will learn dynamic stock-picking and trading techniques
that you will not find in a conventional text book. Golden rules
at the back of every chapter summarise important points for you
as an investor.
This
book almost caused a riot in the City when it was published. There
was a stampede to secure copies. Many were scared at the truths
the book told. All were thrilled. Lloyd's
List explains why in this review.
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Stock Market Rollercoaster now and find out why.
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Earlier books (now out of print):
The City Share
Pushers. Scope Books, 1989. Hardback, 288 pages. £12.95.
The City Share Pushers exposes wrongdoing in the City.
It caused a sensation when it was published in 1989. It led to a
debate in the House of Commons, and reputedly changed how the City
works. Disreputable dealers lost their jobs as a result of this
book, and dubious firms were shut down.
An instant best seller, The City Share Pushers was serialised
by News International for one of the largest fees paid by
national papers that year. It formed the basis of an authoritative
Channel 4 TV documentary and attracted other unprecedented publicity.
In this article, read
what The Daily Telegraph had to say about the book.
The Survivors. Scope Books, 1990. Hardback, 190 pages. £9.95.
A financial thriller with a stockbroking background. This book
went into a second print run and had a tremendous run of success.
Prominent figures in the City speculated – including in the pages
of Private Eye – on whether the fictional characters were
based on real people.
How to Save Thousands Buying and Selling Your Timeshare. Brompton
Publications, 1992. Paperback, 88 pages. £15.00.
This
is a guide to buying timeshares from resale agencies. You can do
this typically at an up-to-90% discount on the new price. Bargains
galore, if you think timeshare is worth buying at the right price.
Find out what Alexander
Davidson wrote about timeshare in The Daily Telegraph.
Blazers, Badges and Boaters. A Pictorial History of School Uniform.
Scope Books, 1990. Hardback. £12.95.
Critics have widely acknowledged this book as the definitive history
of school uniform. This book is much more than this. What does
school
uniform mean to those who wear it, and those who impose it? How
is it used in social one-upmanship? For more about the book, read
this review that Libby Purves contributed to The Times.
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