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1557385637 ABOUT THE BOOK Tools of the Bull: How to Make Money in Bull Markets FROM THE PUBLISHER Designed for investors who understand the basics of investing, but look for that extra edge, Tools of the Bull provides all of the easy-to-learn tactics necessary to stay ahead in the rollicking bull market. Investors cannot sit back and wait for their profits to roll in, especially if they want to win and win big! It is possible to profit during a bull market, but it is just as easy to be trampled in the stampede. Savvy investors need the right tools to maximize profits and minimize risks. In his previous work, Tools of the Bear, author and investor Charles Caes effectively showed investors how to make money when stocks decline in price, without taking undue risks. The goal was to educate readers in the major tools used by speculators who know how to make money when the stock market heads south. Now with Tools of the Bull, Caes picks up where he left off and shows investors how to win big profits when the bears hibernate and the bulls begin running. Caes provides practical strategies to help investors keep their heads, take educated risks, persist and ultimately win in bull markets. Tools of the Bull emphasizes selling calls and buying puts to profit in a bull market, and it outlines successful strategies which independent investors can learn quickly. Highlights include making one dollar do the work of many through leverage and good money management, winning bull strategies and key transactions, establishing guidelines for limiting losses and increasing profits, applying unique methods to select stocks, using spreads and straddles effectively, and avoiding common misconceptions about stock investing. Special features include a comprehensive overview of the markets, 100 helpful and descriptive tables, the fundamentals of economics for stock investors, and a useful glossary of bull market and investment terms. Tools of the Bull is a great handbook for those who realize that investments must be managed even in bull markets. |
