Hedger's Diary. Barton Biggs

Hedging is one of the most common risk-reduction techniques in the stock market.

It's precisely this technique that makes stock trading less risky, and traders who actively use it are called hedgers.

This explains why Barton Biggs named his book on stock trading "A Hedger's Diary."

It's worth noting that this publication is more a collection of recommendations for professional investors than a textbook for beginner traders.

This textbook will help you learn how to correctly assess the state of the economy, understand the causes of crises, and learn to anticipate them.

This textbook is dedicated exclusively to stock market trading. If you need knowledge about Forex, it is better to choose another book in the "Forex Books" section.

The author himself is familiar with stock trading firsthand, and his perspective is based on his personal experience managing investments in his own hedge fund.

If we briefly describe the contents of the book, the following points can be highlighted:

1. Events of 2010 – tax policy changes, stock market trends, panic, and recovery. What does an analyst's job entail?.

2. Events of 2011 – an assessment of the stock market situation at the beginning of the year. The impact of natural disasters on individual stock prices. The situation in Japan and China.

3. Events of 2012 – US macroeconomic statistics, the situation surrounding startup stocks, social media, and high-tech companies. High oil prices as a cause of a possible crisis.

This book will help you gain a better understanding of what's happening in the stock market and the relationship between economics and stock prices. The author is a world-renowned financial expert who has earned millions in the stock market.

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