The Right Stock at the Right Time: Prospering in the Coming Good Years

by Larry R. Williams

Praise for THE RIGHT STOCK AT THE RIGHT TIME

"It is a fundamentally good time to consider the strategies in this book. Macro-market timing, stock-specific approaches, money management revelations, and intermarket analysis. Even better that it is written by someone who has actually done it himself."
—Lindsay Glass Global Market Timing Specialist, Bloomberg LP

"This book delivers a knock-out punch to investor pessimism, with an uppercut of bullishness and hard facts."
—Ray Mercer Former World Heavyweight Champion

"The stock market is a major stream of income and Williams clearly shows the best time and stocks to buy."
—Robert Allen, New York Times bestselling financial author and millionaire maker

"No other book on the horizon comes close to this one. Larry lets you stand on his shoulders and view the market from the vantage of a master."
—Yale Hirsch Chairman, The Hirsch Organization Inc.

Genres: Finance

223 pages, Kindle Edition

First published July 25, 2003

About the author

American author and commodity trader from the state of Montana

Reviews

[David · Rating 4 out of 5]

A 4 rating from the standpoint of the subject matter, not so much from the useful point of view for many or most investors. A decent book for traders, and perhaps investors, I read it quite quickly largely because there was little in it that I did not already know. Guess I've done too much investing and read too many investment books, ha. Actually read more than I can even recall.

[Heidi · Rating 5 out of 5]

I have read like 25
stock market books
and have somewhat
looked at like 100
stock market books.

Of all the stock market
books that I have read,
I would put this in the
top 5.

[Christian · Rating 5 out of 5]

Für mich das Buch, was mir geholfen hat sicher Geld an der Börse zu verdienen.

[Jon · Rating 4 out of 5]

Important ideas on cyclical nature of the market. The idea of money management presented in the penultimate chapter is important, though the particulars were unnecessarily complex.