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How to Make Money on the Stock Exchange: The layperson’s guide to successful investing
‘How many millionaires do you know who have become wealthy by investing in savings accounts? I rest my case.’ – Robert G. Allen, investment advisor and author of Multiple Streams of Income
In many people’s thinking, the financial markets are reserved only for the wealthy or people with financial or economic backgrounds. They discard the idea of becoming involved in trading because they perceive it to be too difficult. But Ross Larter, author of How to Make Money on the Stock Exchange, believes that the markets provide opportunities for everyone to generate income.
Learning the skills of trading on the stock market can provide you with the opportunity to generate an income well into your retirement years. To those who have walked the journey for a while, the stock market becomes like an all-you-can-eat buffet, providing opportunity on a daily basis for individuals to make money for themselves and their families.
How to Make Money on the Stock Exchange is written for ordinary people, in everyday language, to help them understand how the stock market works, and how to use this knowledge to acquire the necessary skills to generate a secondary (and potentially a primary) income by investing and/or trading on the markets.
You don’t need to be a financial whizz-kid to make money on the stock market. All you have to do is be willing, and take the time, to learn about it. This book will show you how.
In many people’s thinking, the financial markets are reserved only for the wealthy or people with financial or economic backgrounds. They discard the idea of becoming involved in trading because they perceive it to be too difficult. But Ross Larter, author of How to Make Money on the Stock Exchange, believes that the markets provide opportunities for everyone to generate income.
Learning the skills of trading on the stock market can provide you with the opportunity to generate an income well into your retirement years. To those who have walked the journey for a while, the stock market becomes like an all-you-can-eat buffet, providing opportunity on a daily basis for individuals to make money for themselves and their families.
How to Make Money on the Stock Exchange is written for ordinary people, in everyday language, to help them understand how the stock market works, and how to use this knowledge to acquire the necessary skills to generate a secondary (and potentially a primary) income by investing and/or trading on the markets.
You don’t need to be a financial whizz-kid to make money on the stock market. All you have to do is be willing, and take the time, to learn about it. This book will show you how.
253 pages, Kindle Edition
Published January 6, 2017
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February 13, 2018
Larter's book is one you don't realise how good it was until you finish it.
Focusing on giving insight into stock market trading, Larter manages to step by step give the key components of trading.
He also gets into technical issues which is highly helpful for those who want to be active day to day traders.
The best aspect of the book is the sober, realistic tone and language it comes with, wisdom some could call it.
He doesnt try sell trading as a get rich quick scheme but he also makes you want get involved with a positive mindset. I highly recommend it for anyone serious about their financial literacy.
Focusing on giving insight into stock market trading, Larter manages to step by step give the key components of trading.
He also gets into technical issues which is highly helpful for those who want to be active day to day traders.
The best aspect of the book is the sober, realistic tone and language it comes with, wisdom some could call it.
He doesnt try sell trading as a get rich quick scheme but he also makes you want get involved with a positive mindset. I highly recommend it for anyone serious about their financial literacy.
March 15, 2020
Pros:
This books takes the reader from a novice to a veteran in trading stocks. The technical analysis which is the meat of this book is very detailed with ample supporting examples.
Cons:
Albeit taxation was outside the scope of this book but it should have been covered at a very basic level - as you cannot separate dividends from dividend tax or foreign dividend tax, stock trading from securities transfer tax, income tax and where applicable capital gains tax.
This books takes the reader from a novice to a veteran in trading stocks. The technical analysis which is the meat of this book is very detailed with ample supporting examples.
Cons:
Albeit taxation was outside the scope of this book but it should have been covered at a very basic level - as you cannot separate dividends from dividend tax or foreign dividend tax, stock trading from securities transfer tax, income tax and where applicable capital gains tax.
April 2, 2020
Great book
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