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Market Analysis for the New Millennium
Price:$ 39.00
Market Analysis for the New Millennium foreshadows sweeping changes in market analysis for the twenty-first century and beyond.
Most people are so accustomed to hearing that market action is driven by the latest announcement by the Fed or a recent political debacle that they no longer stop to think. Those who do think can only arrive at the conclusion that conventional market discourse is a waste of time. The entire premise of conventional analysis – that social events drive market events – is erroneous. That’s why conventional analysts are always encouraging you to do the wrong thing at the wrong time and scrambling to explain market action after the fact.
Market Analysis in the New Millennium lights the way professionals should be conducting financial analysis. The contributors understand what’s really going on in the markets. Collectively, these twelve authors tear down convention and build a powerful case for a brand new way.
Most people are so accustomed to hearing that market action is driven by the latest announcement by the Fed or a recent political debacle that they no longer stop to think. Those who do think can only arrive at the conclusion that conventional market discourse is a waste of time. The entire premise of conventional analysis – that social events drive market events – is erroneous. That’s why conventional analysts are always encouraging you to do the wrong thing at the wrong time and scrambling to explain market action after the fact.
Market Analysis in the New Millennium lights the way professionals should be conducting financial analysis. The contributors understand what’s really going on in the markets. Collectively, these twelve authors tear down convention and build a powerful case for a brand new way.