Praise for Riding THE BULL, Beating THE BEAR
"I have spent years researching market timing and I believe Ed's methods are the best I have seen. At last, no one has to ever again experience the market losses like the year 2000. Everyone now has a simple way to maximize their 401(k) performance without spending hours each week trying to be well informed." --Eulon F. Purvis Jr., Registered Investment Advisor, Purvis Investments
"Riding the Bull, Beating the Bear introduces a solid market timing method that will help new or experienced investors reduce risk and maximize investment returns. Ed Yanis describes the Y-Process(r) market timing strategy that avoids all the pain and agony of a stock market correction. The Y-Process(r) is the best and simplest investment tool available for market timing; I encourage you to use it and profit from it!" --Lucy Reckleff, CFP, MBA
"I have been using the Y-Process(r) for several years. It gives me the buy/sell discipline that I never had. It protects my downside risks while letting the profits grow. Anyone can do it. Riding the Bull, Beating the Bear presents a clear road map to success in an easily understandable and interesting format." --Harrison Frank, President, HFA
"While I have read numerous books and articles and studied about investing in business school, only Mr. Yanis has succeeded in summarizing everything you need to know in one place. The format is logical and easy to read with practical advice for everyone, from the beginner investor to the professional. On top of that, the Y-Process(r) has really worked to help me preserve my capital and maximize my investments." --Sherry Greenfield, MBA, Group Marketing Manager, Boston Scientific Japan
"As a retired aerospace industry manager, I've subscribed to and tested a dozen investment letters. Two of the twelve letters have been effective sources for stock selection. The Y-process(r), developed by Ed Yanis and described in Riding the Bull, Beating the Bear, has been the most effective source for market timing." --William A. Waddington, Lockheed Martin Business Development Manager, Retired
"Riding the Bull, Beating the Bear" stellt eine einfache und direkte Technik des Market-Timing vor. Anhand seiner umfassend erforschten und erprobten "Y-Process"-Methode zeigt Autor Edward Yanis Anlegern, wie sie ihre Portfolio-Performance verbessern können. Mit Hilfe dieser revolutionären Methode können Anleger entscheidende Trendwenden prognostizieren, um ihr Risko zu minimieren und ihre Gewinne zu vergrößern. Hierzu müssen sie nur eine einfache Berechnung pro Woche anstellen. Mit einem Minimum an Researcharbeit können Anleger von einer langfristigen indexorientierten Anlagephilosophie profitieren und gleichzeitig investiertes Kapital sichern, indem sie aus dem Markt aussteigen, bevor es zu anhaltenden Kursrutschen kommt. Für Leser, die sich nicht in komplexen Investmentstrategien verzetteln wollen, bietet dieses Buch einen zeitsparenden, aktiven Managementstil, der leicht zu erlernen und noch leichter umzusetzen ist. "Riding the Bull, Beating the Bear" - der ultimative praktische Leitfaden für die Performancesteigerung im Hausse-Markt und für den rechtzeitigen Ausstieg aus dem Baisse-Markt.
Edward M. Yanis
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".unique guide." (Banking 2000)
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".unique guide." (Banking 2000)
It may be a truism that investors can't outperform the market in the long run, yet Edward M. Yanis, chairman of Yanis Financial Services, claims to have beat the system. His book Riding the Bull, Beating the Bear: Market Timing for the Long- Term Investor describes the "Y-Process," a mathematical model that supposedly allows investors to predict the upcoming fluctuations of the market. Yanis cautions, however, that this technique is only for "sophisticated" investors, and much of the book is taken up with more conservative and familiar advice (diversification, mutual funds) for beginner and intermediate players. (PublishersWeekly, February 11, 2002)
".an excellent tutorial from a man who really knows his stuff." (M2 Best Books, 6 August 2002)
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