Blood In The Streets: Investment Profits In A World Gone Mad

Blood In The Streets: Investment Profits In A World Gone Mad

The authors discuss a new way of judging and interpreting global events as the necessary context of investment strategyFrom Library Journal"In unseen ways that most investors never suspect, the performance of markets is inevitably affected by megapolitical change on the global stage." These changes, according to the authors (publishers of the newsletter Strategic Investment ), are unseen by the individual and occur over long periods. They include the effects of British and American hegemony in the world economy and the effects of Communism, the Japanese economy, and Middle East terrorism. After reviewing these megapolitical events in some detail, the authors relate them to the goals of the investor by offering detailed principles and mechanics. While the advice is not new, the perspective is different and thought-provoking. A good item for public and academic libraries. Steven J. Mayover, Free Lib. Of PhiladelphiaCopyright 1987 Reed Business Information, Inc.