Invest to Win: Earn & Keep Profits in Bull & Bear Markets with the GainsMaster Approach
By Toni Turner and Gordon Scott
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About this ebook
Invest to Win revolutionizes the way investors approach the markets by offering a more profitable alternative to the old buy-and-hold strategy that leaves many people destitute in this age of market crashes.
Acclaimed financial educators Toni Turner and Gordon Scott bring together their sought-after teachings for the first time to give motivated investors an edge in uptrending and downtrending markets.
At the heart of it all is the extraordinarily simple and effective GainsMaster investing method, which you can use both to protect your assets and take immediate action on profit-making opportunities. Keep this book by your side while you monitor the markets, define risk, and develop your action plan by:
- Evaluating companies based on quarterly financial reports as well as chart analysis
- Accurately recognizing market signals that foreshadow drops in the market
- Exiting investments at precisely the right target price to lock in gains and set up your next position
The authors' holistic treatment includes chapter-end sections addressing the emotional side of wealth management so you will always stay inspired to Invest to Win.
Toni Turner
An Adams Media author.
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- Rating: 3 out of 5 stars3/5Investment books are a dime a dozen. Each one claims to offer some insight that is "certain" to give investors a leg up on making money in the stock market. Turner & Scott are no exception in their book Invest to Win: Earn and Keep Profits in Bull and Bear Markets with the GainsMaster Approach.To their credit, the authors do give some important advice, perhaps the most important of which is that one should protect one's capital (the money one puts into the market), as well periodically adjusting one's investment strategy to also protect earnings (what the market gives you - if you are lucky - on top of your capital). This is simple, straightforward, advice - the trick is in how you manage to do it in an environment where market behavior is unpredictable and even irrational.The "GainsMaster" approach is, at root, four very simple principles that every investor should already know; the trick is in figuring out how to actually act on the four principles - there's the rub. I tend to rely on fundamental analysis when it comes to investing, and I was fairly disappointed that the authors do not give a more thorough discussion on fundamentals; instead, they seem to edge more towards technical analysis (trends, cycles, "predictions"). Fundamentals focus on the actual performance characteristics of a company.The structure of the book is rather disconcerting, as Turner and Scott wrote their own chapters individually, then put the book together. The result is a lot of repetition, and an occasional bit of conflict between what each author is pressing for. A little more collaboration would have given the book a bit more cohesiveness, instead of making the reader wonder which author wrote what. Given the approach taken here, each author ought to have written their own books - at least that way each book would have been a coherent whole. My recommendation would be to find a different book on investing.