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Audio CD (April 1, 2008)
Original Release Date: April 1, 2008
Number of Discs: 1
Format: Explicit Lyrics
Label: Koch Records
ASIN: B0013DHHHM

Digital Physiognomy - physiognomy of the figures. By identikit (forehead, cheekbones, chin, eyes, eyebrows, nose, mouth, ears) program identifies and builds a psychological portrait of man (temperament, intelligence, optimism, conformity, selfishness, self-esteem, will power, sexuality, vezuchest, sense of humor).

It is a marriage of investment advice with attempts at formalizing what is, essentially, market speculation.

This book delivers a knock-out punch to investor pessimism, with an uppercut of bullishness and hard facts. The stock market is a major stream of income and Williams clearly shows the best time and stocks to buy

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.

The first three chapters trace cyclical behavior over the history of the U.S. stock market, behavior that Williams summarizes as the "10-year pattern," the "sure thing seven years," "the four-year phenomenon," the "straight eight factor," and "the October effect." Pulling these all together, he makes predictions about the likely best times in the coming decade for investors to adjust their portfolios.

The world is full of investment stories: "Buy companies trading below book value, and you can't lose." "Buy stocks that are already going up." "Buy stocks with low P/Es." "Stick with quality companies and you'll do fine." "Buy after bad news." "Buy after good news." "Follow the insiders." "Do whatever Warren Buffett's doing." Investors have heard them all--but which ones hold up to critical examination? Do any of them? In this book, one of the world's leading investment researchers identifies 14 widely touted "investment stories," and the psychological reasons that make each story so compelling. Then he runs the numbers-objectively. Has it worked over the long-term? Over the short-term? If it made sense once, does it still make sense? Are the promised benefits a statistical mirage? Can it contribute to any individual's investment strategy? Anyone who wants to make investment decisions more rationally, Aswath Damodaran's Investment Fables is utterly indispensable.

The truth about 13 of today's most widely touted investment strategies.
* 10 powerful lessons for every investor
* Overcoming the enduring myths about markets
* High dividend stocks: better and safer than bonds--or not?
* Cheap stocks: cheap for a reason?
* Should you invest in quality? Momentum? The next big thing? Or what?

Tracks:
1. Born For This
2. That's What You Get
3. Here We Go Again
4. Fences
5. Crushcrushcrush
6. Let The Flames Begin
7. When It Rains
8. My Heart
9. Decoy
10. pressure