- Books
- Real Money - Table of Contents
- Introduction
- 1. Staying in the Game
- 2. Getting Started the Right
- 3. How Stocks Are Meant to Be Traded
- 4. Some Investing Basics
- 5. Spotting Stock Moves Before They Happen
- 6. Stock-Picking Rules to Live
- 7. Creating Your Discretionary Portfolio
- 8. Spotting Bottoms in Stocks
- 9. Spotting Tops
- 10. Advanced Strategies for Speculators
- Epilogue
- Get Rich Carefully - Table of Contents
- Introduction
- 1. What moves a stock
- 2. Getting a view of the world from the source
- 3. Seven major themes built to last
- 4. Breaking up is easy to do
- 5. CEOs : the bankable 21
- 6. Charting for fundamentalists
- 7. Lessons learned from my charitable trust
- 8. What matters? What doesn't? What we should care about
- 9. When and how to sell in the new, more difficult world of investing
- 10. Check your emotions at the door.
- Conclusion
- Real Money - Table of Contents
- Jim Cramer関連リンク
CNBC Mad MoneyホストのJim Cramerの株式投資関連本
Books
Real Money - Table of Contents
Introduction
1. Staying in the Game
2. Getting Started the Right
3. How Stocks Are Meant to Be Traded
4. Some Investing Basics
5. Spotting Stock Moves Before They Happen
6. Stock-Picking Rules to Live
- The Ten Commandments of Trading
- 1. Never turn a trade into and investment.
- 2. Your first loss is your best loss.
- 3. It's okay to take a loss when you already have one.
- 4. Never turn a trading gain into an investment loss.
- 5. Tips are for waiters.
- 6. You don't have a profit until you sell.
- 7. Control losses; winners take care of themselves.
- 8. Don't fear missing anything.
- 9. Don't trade headlines.
- 10. Don't trade flow.
- Twenty-Five Investment Rules to Live By
7. Creating Your Discretionary Portfolio
8. Spotting Bottoms in Stocks
9. Spotting Tops
10. Advanced Strategies for Speculators
Epilogue
Get Rich Carefully - Table of Contents
Introduction
1. What moves a stock
2. Getting a view of the world from the source
3. Seven major themes built to last
4. Breaking up is easy to do
5. CEOs : the bankable 21
6. Charting for fundamentalists
7. Lessons learned from my charitable trust
- When to Take Action, When to Stand Pat
- 1. Changing your mind about a changed company.
- 2. Learn to like stock offerings.
- 3. Buying an estimate cut.
- 4. Buy when linked quarters bottom.
- 5. Know your metrics!
- 6. Don't touch that core holding!
- 7. Make each buy matter.
- Laying Down the Law on When Not to Buy
- 1. No worst-of-breed Buying
- 2. Cash isn't always king.
- 3. Don't blame the customer.
- 4. Don't tell us not to worry.
- 5. There's more to life than cost cutting.
- 6. Say true to your convictions.
- 7. Don't violate your cost basis.
8. What matters? What doesn't? What we should care about
- What You Should Care About
- 1. Monthly Labor Report
- 2. Breakups are initially undervalued by the market, so don't be thrown off the scent.
- 3. Not all insider buying is equal; some buys are more equal than others.
- What You Shouldn't Care About
- 1. Read but do not act on the release of month-old minutes of the Federal Reserve.
- 2. Don't act on the sells and buys of Big Time Investors.
- 3. Don't buy a one-tricky pony, unless you know that pony can win.
- 4. Don't be fooled by contract wins.
- 5. No more crutches or alibis.
- 6. Relative valuations don't justify a purchase.
9. When and how to sell in the new, more difficult world of investing
- When to sell
- False Floors
