Stanley Kroll is a ‘master’ in financial trading and strategy. Dragons and Bulls: Profitable Investment Strategies for Trading Srocks and Commodities consolidates his depth and insight, gained during his 34 years on Wall Street. For individuals who want to take a leadership role in global markets, this book is useful for bo,th analytical and operational purposes. Dragons and Bulls offers focus against a contemporary and critical business landscape. I have prepared a translation for investors in China, where information on investing and speculating are limited.
Stanley Kroll started his career in 1960, on New York’s Wall Street. During his 34 years of Wall Street trading, he accumulated a phenomenal amount of experience and wealth. He left the highly competitive Wall Street arena a millionaire and started travelling around the world. During this five-year sabbatical, Mr. Kroll enhanced his studies on economics, finance and investment strategies. He has written five books: Dragons and Bulls: Profitable Investment Strategies for Trading Stocks and Commodities is his sixth work.
In 1993, Mr. Kroll relocated to Hong Kong, where he now resides, and is managing director of his own financial consulting firm. He concentrates on managed futures trading, financial and commodity hedging, risk control and investment strategies. Commodity futures and equity trading have just started in China. Compared with the 200-year history of Wall Street, we have a long way to go, especially as most Chinese lack experience in investing, speculating and risk management. In this book, Mr Kroll shares his decades of investment experience, and distinguishes himself with his own trading methods and strategies.
Contents:
- Introduction: The Man They Called J .L.
- The Importance of An Investment Strategy
- Winners and Losers
- Technical versus Fundamental Analysis
- The Art of War, by Sun Tzu (circa 2300 BC) and The Art of Trading Success (circa AD 1994)
- That’s the Way You Want to Bet
- Those That Know Don’t Tell; Those That Tell Don’t Know
- Why There is No Such Thing as a ‘Bad’ Market
- Perception versus Reality
- Risk Control and Discipline: Keys to Success
- Long-term versus Short-term Trading
- Buy the Strength; Sell the Weakness
- Larty Hite: The Billion Dollar Fund Manager
- Creating and Using a Technical Trading System
- Trading Systems. Kroll’s Suggested Method
- The Intricacies of Order Entry Procedures
- Epilogue: Kroll Market Strategy for Consistent Profits
- Postscript: Investment Opportunities in China and Hong Kong for the 1990s
Dragons and Bulls: Profitable Investment Strategies for Trading Stocks and Commodities By Stanley Kroll pdf
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