This short book is for every trader and investor who already have a stock in mind and want to reevaluate if this stock is/was a good investment or not. Also, this book is for people who are looking for a complete new stock to invest in and need to research this particular stock.My way of selecting stocks in based on the CANSLIM methodology with a little twist of my own! First I will explain the CANSLIM methodology and then my own.Furthermore I will teach you in 6 steps how to...

This study guide explains the roles played by the General Journal and the Ledger in the accounting recording process. Using easy to understand language, it deals with journalizing transactions, posting to the ledger, and the preparation of a trial balance.

This clearly written, essay length guide examines the design and development of computerized and manual accounting information systems. Topics covered include an overview of the design process, subsidiary ledgers, and specialized journals.Part of the Accounting Fundamentals Series.

How would you like to have a million dollars in your savings account? Anyone with a steady job can do it, and it doesn't take as long as you might think. In this book, Norb Janis explains in easy to understand language how you can accumulate a million dollars in savings. And you won't have to analyze your spending in detail every month to do it, either. Nor will you need to keep time-consuming logs of all your expenses. Most Americans have more credit card debt than savings. Norb has spent...

Investing Basics gives you hard facts about investing basics, money investing, investment advice, investing for newbies a beginners guide to investing, investing in what matters, investing between the lines how to make smart and much more.

Would your Forex Trading improve if you could predict tomorrows market direction with +70%-80% accuracy. If that is you, then this e-book will teach you with a +70%-80% accuracy where the market will go tomorrow and with that state of mind and starting point you will be +70% ahead of most traders. You won't be trading blindly or guessing like most traders.This book will also teach you how to get out of bad trades with a profit or at least Break-Even (which is the remaining 20%-30%) if you ...

"Mastering your money: A beginner's guide to financial freedom" is an ebook that provides the tools, knowledge, and insights needed to achieve financial stability and prosperity. With a focus on personal experience and research, the guide covers understanding your income and expenses, setting financial goals, creating a budget, and more. Whether you're just starting out or looking to take your wealth to the next level, this guide will provide the information and motivation needed to achiev...

Here is a chapter from Portfolio Performance Measurement and Benchmarking, which will help you create a system you can use to accurately measure your performance. The authors highlight common mechanical problems involved in building benchmarks and clearly illustrate the resulting fallouts. The failure to choose the right investing performance benchmarks often leads to bad decisions or inaction and, inevitably, lost profits. In this book you will discover a foundation for benchmark cons...

There are many pitfalls when starting a new business. The most important thing is that you can concentrate on doing what you do best. This easy to follow guide, written by the plain speaking Gillian Freeman will point out some of the pitfalls you may face and give you clear and concise advice on what you must do from day one to avoid these. In this guide you will receive the benefit if over 30 years hands on experience.

How to earn regular, consistent income from stocks you own or might like to own

It sounds good when you first hear it but, does that really make financial sense? I am a Certified Financial Planner with over 26 years experience,and I have compiled the 7 worst pieces of financial advice that have cost people money and time.We have all had our share of terrible investment advice but this is a good review of why they don't make sense and what the consequences are when you go for that too good to be true deal.

The author is a late middle-aged real estate professional. He has 30+ years of experience in various aspects of real estate, mostly commercial real estate. He is a Certified Property Manager, a designation bestowed by the Institute of Real Estate Management after accumulating countless hours of education and practical experience. At one point, the author held real estate broker licenses in 6 states. Also, he is a Certified Public Accountant. He is not stupid, despite having done something ...