Fans of the Motley Fool, who with luck have prospered from the Gardners' timely advice, will no doubt love Rule Breakers, Rule Makers. The book is written in their usual humorous and self-congratulatory style--not only educational, but often aimed at making the pros on Wall Street wince, as they should. The Rule Breaker Portfolio (formerly known as the Fool Portfolio on
Fans of the Motley Fool, who with luck have prospered from the Gardners' timely advice, will no doubt love Rule Breakers, Rule Makers. The book is written in their usual humorous and self-congratulatory style--not only educational, but often aimed at making the pros on Wall Street wince, as they should. The Rule Breaker Portfolio (formerly known as the Fool Portfolio on their Web site) has risen some 650 percent since its inception in 1994, thanks to stocks such as America Online, McAfee, and Wal-Mart, while the Rule Maker Portfolio (formerly known as the Cash King Portfolio) has risen 440 percent on the backs of investments in Microsoft, Cisco Systems, and Intel. And for the last four of those years, David and Tom GardneYou can make a lot of money investing in either, but those who buy Rule Breakers and hold them all the way through Rule Maker status will make the most money of all. David's approach, investing in Rule Breakers, focuses on upstart businesses that take their industries by storm, breaking all the conventions of their industries and changing the rules of the game. David lays out the attributes that all Rule Breakers share as he helps investors prepare to harpoon the next big fish. Online and off, David and Tom Gardner have demonstrated that Fools and their money are not soon parted.The Motley Fool's Rule Breakers, Rule Makers contains two wholly original investment approaches. Tom's section lays out the principles shared by all Rule Makers, stocks that offer the opportunity to reap royal returns over long periods of time. This audiobook is practical, rewarding, very funny, and, above all, revolutionary.. Tom puts his mouth where his money is, guiding you toward finding and understanding Rule Makers. Recent Rule-Breaking examples are companies such as America Online or Starbucks. Thus, this latest Motley Fool audiobook is a stockpicking guide that teaches you how tPart Two introduces eighth notes too early for many students, and key signatures are introduced right after sharps and flats, which confuses most students. This is a good reference written by a person who knows what they are talking about. Though the maps are roughly the same size as the ones that come in the anniversary edition of the modules, they are not really good for much more than something to look at. The storyline was current, and left much food for thought. Sure, it's a memoir of Zeman's struggle with sometimes crippling depression, but it is much more than that (and way more compelling than some traditional self-pitying 'misery lit') -- it's a brilliant story of a man truly livng life. Imanishi rejected the idea that animal behaviour is genetically driven and began the redefinition of "culture" based on his studies of primates. I know that this book is in a series with many other authors, Galaxy Alien Mail Order Brides. This review is more for the REG book as I did not even use this one, but same concept. And I really liked them together."Surrendered To Him" by Sara York2 starsI appreciated the attempt to talk about some societal issues in this story, but I did not feel that the length of the story was enough for that. Me
- Title : The Motley Fools Rule Breakers Rule Makers CD: The Foolish Guide To Picking Stocks
- Author : Tom Gardner
- Rating : 4.94 (405 Vote)
- Publish : 2016-2-17
- Format : Audio CD
- Pages : 103 Pages
- Asin : 0743506545
- Language : English
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