Want to make MORE MONEY from stock trading?

• denzo141

  30 Sep 04, 21:03

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• rongshao85

  1 Oct 04, 22:02

  go library and borrow..
• denzo141

  3 Oct 04, 15:17

  For those who are interested to borrow frm library, note that the 2nd and 3rd books are only for reference (means no borrowing).
  
  As for the 2 other books, yes... they can be borrowed frm library. In fact, I encourage you to take a look at them at the library, so you will know how good are they as a stock trading book for u.
  
  I also prefer to borrow books frm library instead of buying. But if the book is so good whereby I need to keep a constant reference to it, I will prefer to buy it to have the book in-hand anytime I need it.
  
  The reason I have to sell them off at much less than half their original price is becoz my bookshelf is piling up. Its either clear away some books, or change a bigger bookshelf. No prize for guessing which method I choose.
  
  Thanks rongshao85 for giving mi the chance to clarify doubts that the readers might have in mind.
• rongshao85

  4 Oct 04, 08:55

  Originally posted by denzo141:

  For those who are interested to borrow frm library, note that the 2nd and 3rd books are only for reference (means no borrowing).
  
  As for the 2 other books, yes... they can be borrowed frm library. In fact, I encourage you to take a look at them at the library, so you will know how good are they as a stock trading book for u.
  
  I also prefer to borrow books frm library instead of buying. But if the book is so good whereby I need to keep a constant reference to it, I will prefer to buy it to have the book in-hand anytime I need it.
  
  The reason I have to sell them off at much less than half their original price is becoz my bookshelf is piling up. Its either clear away some books, or change a bigger bookshelf. No prize for guessing which method I choose.
  
  Thanks rongshao85 for giving mi the chance to clarify doubts that the readers might have in mind.

  You are most welcome. U have cleared my doubts too. thanks!
• denzo141

  4 Oct 04, 10:26

  
  No prob...
• laurence82

  5 Oct 04, 16:45

  Hehe to add my 2 cents..
  
  Investing for Dummies is good for beginners
  
  and Investment Management by Saw Swee Hock would be good for stuff on local investments...