Literacy Capital Share Discussion Threads

[trixter] 15/5/2011 11:20

Does Guy post on CLTV?

[freecapital] 15/5/2011 10:58

Motley Fool:

"Something of a future investment classic in my view"

Full text here

[jimmyloser] 15/5/2011 07:48

We have, for sometime and excellent they are...at times arrogant and over bearing.


But the board is better for what I take as his debunking of any who post conjecture,balderdash, piffle.

[gon_investor] 14/5/2011 22:02

Guy in the light of the recent RNS and press articles relating to your significant shareholding in GON I'm sure the GON BB would be happy to hear your views on GON.

Thanks.

[freecapital] 14/5/2011 20:05

Some early book reviews:

Investors Chronicle:

"...a compelling read...You could learn a lot from this dazzling dozen..."

"...definitely the best investment book that has crossed my desk for some time."

Full text here

Stockopedia:

"At last,a true to life account of UK investing...highly recommended reading..."

Full text here

[freecapital] 14/5/2011 20:04

Original ADVFN thread, where I recruited some of the people to interview

[freecapital] 14/5/2011 20:01

Recently published, my book!...

Free Capital: How 12 Private Investors Made Millions in the Stock Market



"This book profiles 12 private investors. Each of them has accumulated £1m or more – in most cases considerably more – mainly from stock market investment. Six are 'ISA millionaires' who have £1m or more in a tax-free Investment Savings Account (ISA), a result which is arithmetically impossible without exceptional investment returns."

First chapter available FREE to read here



Or buy the book from ADVFN's linked bookshop

[barter] 24/11/2002 09:33

One book I think is very good which I don't think has been mentioned is "Trading for a living" by Alexander Elder. The author is a Psycologist and Professional Trader. I feel the market is more driven by the psychology of the masses than anything else!
Some other books are mentioned .

[y cymro] 24/11/2002 09:11

Technical Analysis of the Financial Markets
by John Murphy
Our price: £42.49

Anyone seen this one cheaper?

[mickt] 16/8/2002 14:33

Count Dino

Thanks

[royaloak] 16/8/2002 14:17

A very simple but easy reading book,

How I made 2 Million $ in the Stock Market, by Nicholas Darvas (spelling may be wrong)

Easy reading, simplistic, a little dated, but he states the obvious and the obvious is not always easy to see!!!

[2deano] 16/8/2002 14:16

Andy,

Nice one. Let me know what he says.

No probs re: amazon.

Have a good one !

Deano

[ahkeen] 16/8/2002 14:09

2Deano,

I have emailed Tomj, and he's going to ask around ADVFN to see if we can set up a 2nd hand book thread.

He will let me know next week.

Thanks for the info re Amazon, hopefully they will find the book within the time limit, otherwise I will reset to 12 weeks again.

Andy.

[count dino] 16/8/2002 11:49

Mick thank for posting, I would post the links but ADVFN have their own book sale section so I would not want to blatantly promote an alternative on their site.

Excelent idea to donate % of sale to SCOPE.

Good luck with the bike ride.

[fast player] 16/8/2002 00:55

you can read all you want...but this game is as much LUCK as it is SCIENCE.

Close you eyes pick a stoch and you have 50/50 chance of getting it right...LOL

[lexia] 16/8/2002 00:49

Count Dino - Thanks anyway.

[mickt] 15/8/2002 22:12

Here are the links for most of the books referred to above.

If you follow the links and order the books then there is the added advantage that a percentage will also go to Scope via a sponsored bike ride I am going on!

Refer to

If there is anything else you want from Amazon then please go through the general link found at the bottom of the index page on the left. More affiliates to follow. If anybody wants to make a direct donation... details on that website.

Jack Schwager















Martin Schwartz



Van K Tharp




Edwin Lefevre



Fred Schwed Jr



Steve Nison







John J Murphy



Michael Lewis



David Linton





Alpesh Patel




>> Count dino. If you want to put these links at the top of the thread then I will gladly e-mail you the relevant html

[2deano] 15/8/2002 21:29

Count - I have bought Liar's Poker for weekend reading. Cheers.

[2deano] 15/8/2002 21:28

Andy,

Good idea. I don't know about the logistics of it all & how it would work, but the intention is sound.

Re: extending book : Yes they do. You can extend the period of time if expiry date is reached, so no worries there. Alternatively let it expire and just put in another bid again to run for 'x' amount of time. You can only have one bid per item ( i.e. you couldn't put two bids in for 2 book required, that is the only restriction. 1 bid to each book ). However if the book has been published twice ( i.e. Harper collins 1996 and another in say 1998, and is listed twice, then you could put in 1 bid for each of these editions ). I have done this with David Charters book.

I wonder if advfn has thought about actually setting up a used book ordering scheme similar to amazon? It would be in their interests as they could skim off a transaction cost per item for facilitating the deal under secure terms.

Cheers

Deano

[count dino] 15/8/2002 21:16

Fast Player - 90% lose, so cant be all bad luck, must be something they are doing wrong as well.

[ahkeen] 14/8/2002 22:52

2deano,

Ok hope you get lucky with the book you want.
Do you know if they give you the option to extend if they don't find the book you want in the time period that you specify?

Maybe we should start an ADVFN investment books wanted/for sale thread?
I'm not sure if ADVFN would have any objections, as there's an obvious trust issue, ie do you send the money before they send you the book?

There's probably loads of people on here that have books that they have finished with, and could either exchange, or sell for cash.

Andy.

[count dino] 14/8/2002 21:49

Sorry lexia I am not the person to ask best search the threads on here for comments about systems. Depends what you want it to do and live feeds or historical, or start athread asking for suggestions.

ADVFN charts pretty good and www.bugcharts.com

Good luck