Investing Online For Dummies? 2nd Edition by Kathleen Sindell (PDF)

Description

“A comprehensive guide … that explains the basics and shows how to build wealth.” Charles R. Schwab CD-ROM includes tons of software investment toolsUpdated directory of Internet investment resources insideResearch, trade, and track investments online — no experience required! From professional-quality research tools to real-time stock quotes, the Internet has revolutionized the world of investing. Now revised and updated, this friendly, down-to-earth guide will help you sort through the zillions of investment Web sites and newsgroups out there — and find the resources you need to start building your nest egg online. all this on the bonus CD-ROM Four bonus chapters on finding investor info, options, futures, and online banking Live links to Internet investment resources Financial Authority for Windows, First Finance Pro, Personal Stock Monitor, Market Watcher, and other freeware and shareware programs Demo versions of First Finance, MetaStock, and more 486 or faster PC running Windows 95 or later, or a Mac running Mac OS 7.5 or later; 16MB RAM; CD-ROM drive. See CD Appendix for details and complete system requirements.Discover how to: Research stocks, bonds, and mutual funds online Save on commissions at an online brokerage Monitor your portfolio online Invest directly in IPOs (Initial Public Offerings) Get the lowdown on day tradingGet smart! www.dummies.com

User’s Reviews

Editorial Reviews: Review “Investing Online for Dummies” (1998). Beginner’s guide to conducting financial investments over the Internet. With advice about finding the right information sources and online brokerages, this primer is of value to computer novices as well as veteran Internet users who wish to begin investing online. This book is accompanied by a CD-ROM containing helpful investment and finance software. — Encyclopedia Britannica Review, June 15, 1999″Investing Online for Dummies” has it all and is filled with great recommendations — and a few smart warnings– about the world of online investment resource. — Suretrade.com, Book Reviews, Feb. 17, 1999An ideal starter book. “Investing Online for Dummies” advises you on getting timely stock quotes 24 hours a day, finding savings and treasury securities information, paying low commissions, plus a whole lot more. — KSWB San Diego Television, Virtual Library: E-Commerce Books June 1999Any investor who fails to take advantage of all of the information that is available through their computer is passing up some of the most amazing tools to help achieve financial success. However, one of the most difficult tasks for investors is sifting through all of the material on the Internet. This book (“Investing Online for Dummies”) cuts through all of the clutter and puts you in touch with information that is useable and reliable. I have to admit it took me a long time to become comfortable with computers, the Internet, and the material that is available. Now it would be impossible for me to do my work as a journalist and investor without those tools. Like all “dummies” books, this one approaches its subject with a sense of humor. After all, we’re not talking about rocket science or brain surgery. Yet, the quality of the work is exceptional and no other book on online investing comes close to this one. — Money In the Morning, Investing for Rookies, February 5, 1999Do it yourself investing. This can be complicated, but it can also be fascinating, empowering and profitable… Here are some books to get you started “Investing Online for Dummies”, by Kathleen Sindell (IDG Books, 1999). You’ve read the book, visited your broker, now check out the Web. Sindell shows how to find all of the resources on the Web to develop and monitor your portfolio. — ABC.News.Com, The Laughing Stockbroker’s Guide to Investing, June 5, 1999Don’t be fooled by the Dummies moniker, because investing is serious business, and Investing Online for Dummies handles its subject with finesse. Readers can learn how to understand the real cost of mutual fund sales fees, where to obtain free downloadable retirement planners, and how to get investor information from mailing lists. The author has done her homework, and the book is enhanced with screen shots, tips, and charts. Here’s some hard-learned advice. Smart investing requires both knowledge and time on the part of the investor, regardless of the financial stakes involved. If you are participating in any way with online investing, consider purchasing “Investing Online for Dummies” sooner rather than later. RECOMMENDED. — My Mac Online by John Nemerovski, BookBytes Book Reviews, June 1998Investing Online for Dummies is an invaluable resource for those who want to take advantage of the timely nature of the Internet for online investing. Author Kathleen Sindell covers all the bases for the online investor including setting up stock screens, selecting mutual funds, fishing for IPOs, and online banking and trading. This book is loaded with links to investment resources on the Internet and also includes a CD-ROM with demos of various investment tools and popular shareware programs. Highly recommended for online investors. — Online Investing, Trading Online, February 14, 1999Of six newly released online investing books…the best of the lot is “Investing Online for Dummies, 2nd Edition” by Kathleen Sindell, which is full of solid advice and helpful Web hints. Sindell covers every area you need to worry about: financial planning, choosing mutual funds and stocks, and portfolio tracking. The book even includes a helpful section on bonds, a subject too often ignored by writers and investors. — BusinessWeek Online, BusinessWeek Review, May 14, 1999Speaking of beginning investors, here’s some recommended reading: Investing Online for Dummies, by Kathleen Sindell. We spoke to Sindell this week about the wealth of resources available to average investors on the Web. Her book is full of good advice and great Web sites that can help you with everything from buying stocks and bonds to banking online. Give it a read. — The Money Machine with Carmine Gallo, InteractiveWeek Online, Avoid Trading Mistakes, June 15, 1998 About the Author Kathleen Sindell, Ph.D., is an author, software developer, and consultant with more than 20 years of financial management experience. She teaches at Johns Hopkins University and the New York Institute of Finance.

Reviews from Amazon users which were colected at the time this book was published on the website:

⭐I’ll recommend this product to anyone, My advise to those buying expensive gear is “Stop showing off” an grow up. No one cares what you use and how much you spent on it…the bottom line is quality!

⭐actually has some pretty good info here. especially if you know little

⭐good

⭐It keeps things simple!

⭐The book is fine, if you really know nothing about investing. Fortunately, or unfortunately for me I knew a little something something, so it was only marginally helpful. But whatever.Actually, if you’re new to investing, I can’t see someone being without this book. It’s potentially very helpful and could save you a couple of bucks. Although, in this market, it’s a little bit too late.

⭐I thought that this was the most current version of the book but it is not, so I’m kind of disappointed. Other than that, it arrived quickly and in great condition. For that, I’m thankful.

⭐Definitely the way to go for people who just opened their first online brokerage account and are asking “now what?” This book gives links to some of the best online information sites, the basics of choosing good stocks, and good introductory advice.

⭐You can’t watch television these days without getting bombarded with ads for on line brokerage companies. What’s been missing has been a centralized source for information about the whole thing. This book provides that source. It’s not complete – if it were it would be so big that you couldn’t carry it around – but it’s a great start.You can read this book from cover to cover in just a few hours. That is, just a few hours if you don’t take the time to go out on the web looking at the things she suggests. And that right there is the key to this book. Here is a good start that covers the whole field from A to Z, and at nearly each and every point along the way she points you to web sites for more information about specific points.The problem with going to the web for more information, of course, is that web sites appear, go away, merge or whatever. She admits this, but accepts this risk and gives you multiple sites (you couldn’t possibly visit all that she mentions) or suggests ways to find a missing or dead site.This is a great way to get the basic information you need before getting started with selecting a broker and deciding what to buy.

⭐good reading

⭐Outdated

Keywords

Free Download Investing Online For Dummies? 2nd Edition in PDF format
Investing Online For Dummies? 2nd Edition PDF Free Download
Download Investing Online For Dummies? 2nd Edition 1999 PDF Free
Investing Online For Dummies? 2nd Edition 1999 PDF Free Download
Download Investing Online For Dummies? 2nd Edition PDF
Free Download Ebook Investing Online For Dummies? 2nd Edition