Glen Arnold ist eine anerkannte Autorität im Bereich Finanzen und Investitionen, der sein umfangreiches Wissen und seine praktische Erfahrung in seine Schriften einfließen lässt. Seine Werke konzentrieren sich auf ein tiefes Verständnis der Finanzmärkte und bieten den Lesern wertvolle Einblicke in die Welt der Geldanlage. Arnolds Ansatz basiert auf soliden akademischen Prinzipien und ist gleichzeitig einem breiten Publikum zugänglich.
Die ersten 100 Millionen Dollar
In diesem Buch analysiert Glen Arnold Warren Buffetts Entwicklung seiner Investmentphilosophie von 1941 bis 1978. Er erklärt Buffetts Denkweise und die Lektionen, die aus Erfolgen und Misserfolgen stammen. Am Ende jedes Kapitels bietet Arnold wertvolle Tipps, um Anlegern zu helfen, ihre eigenen Entscheidungen zu optimieren.
„Die größten Investoren aller Zeiten“– was genau macht sie eigentlich zu dem, was sie sind? Und wie kann der Durchschnittsinvestor von den Erfahrungen dieser Koryphäen profitieren? Diesen Fragen geht Glen Arnold in seinem Buch nach. Und sein Konzept überzeugt. Es gelingt ihm, die spezifischen Stärken von Buffett, Soros und Co herauszuarbeiten, ohne die Schwächen unter den Teppich zu kehren. Und er arbeitet dort die feinen Unterschiede heraus, wo andere Autoren alles in einen Topf werfen. So entstehen lebendige und fundierte Porträts der erfolg- und einflussreichsten Börsengurus des 20. und 21. Jahrhunderts. Die auch für Laien verständliche Darstellung ermöglicht es dem Kleinanleger, in den Fußstapfen der „Großen“ zu wandeln und zeitlos gültige Strategien für das eigene Portfolio umzuSetzen.
In this second volume, the story continues and we trace Warren Buffett's journey to his first $1bn.
The Financial Times Guide to Banking is a comprehensive introduction to how banks and banking works. Best-selling author Glen Arnold provides you with a foundation for understanding the wide variety of activities undertaken by banks. He shows you why these global institutions are so important to consumers and finance professionals alike and explains how their activities impact on everyday life. The Financial Times Guide to Banking will give you: - A thorough understanding of all types of banking from retail through to asset management and investment banking. - An overview of global banking including the worldwide evolution of the sector, the influence of cross-border money flows and the importance of modern banking to international development - Expert knowledge about instruments and markets including debt markets, futures markets and swaps and options - Insight into the crucial importance of central banking and government regulation - Answers to the big questions about monetary policy and interest rates, payment systems and banking success
The Great Investors narrates the journeys of remarkable figures in finance: John Templeton, George Soros, Warren Buffett, Benjamin Graham, Philip Fisher, Peter Lynch, Anthony Bolton, and John Neff. This insightful exploration is beneficial for everyone, from novice investors to seasoned professionals. Readers will discover effective trading philosophies and strategies, including the importance of being a business analyst rather than merely a security analyst, conducting thorough research, and maintaining a broad awareness of social, economic, and political contexts. The book emphasizes the need to control emotions to avoid market-induced decisions and to remain consistent in one’s investment approach, even during challenging years. It encourages simplicity in portfolio management, learning from past investments, and cultivating self-reliance by trusting one’s own judgment rather than following the crowd. Additionally, it highlights the significance of taking reasonable risks. Glen Arnold, a businessman, investor, and finance professor at Salford University, aims to delve into the traits and skills that enable these investment masters to accumulate wealth through experience and rational decision-making.
Exploring the world of investing reveals that it can be both enjoyable and profitable, offering greater returns than traditional bank savings. With just a grasp of essential concepts and adherence to straightforward rules, anyone can successfully navigate the stock market and enhance their financial growth.
From bestselling author Glen Arnold, this is a jargon-busting book that describes how financial markets work, where they are located and how they impact on everyday life. It assumes no specialised prior knowledge of finance theory and provides an authoritative and comprehensive run-down of the workings of the modern financial system. Using real world examples from media such as the Financial Times , Arnold gives an international perspective on the financial markets with frequent comparisons in the workings of major financial centres such as the Bank of England and the City, the Federal Reserve System and Wall Street, the Japanese Central Bank, the European Central Bank and IMF and World Bank.
Exploring the intricacies of bond and money markets, this accessible guide demystifies financial concepts and illustrates their influence on daily life. It breaks down complex jargon, making it easier for readers to understand how these markets operate and their significance in the broader economic landscape. The book aims to empower individuals with knowledge that can inform their financial decisions and enhance their understanding of current events.
This book provides an up-to-date picture of recent theoretical re-evaluations, exploring the theory underpinning corporate finance and the gap between academic finance theory and real-world practice
This guide serves as a comprehensive introduction to successful stock market investing. It starts with the fundamentals of why companies seek investors and outlines the roles of investors. The author walks you through the practical aspects of buying and selling shares, detailing various investment vehicles and offering strategies for selecting companies, analyzing accounts, managing a portfolio, and measuring performance and risk. The thoroughly updated second edition covers how financial markets operate and encourages readers to act on their own judgments. New sections address online investing, tools, and resources, including screenshots and virtual portfolios, along with updates on tax rates, ISA allowances, and capital gains tax. A jargon-busting glossary clarifies investment terminology, while recent articles and statistics provide context and examples. The guide demystifies the investment process, illustrating how to buy shares and explore diverse financial securities like bonds and ETFs. It challenges the notion that only the wealthy can invest successfully, empowering individuals to build profitable portfolios independently. Key topics include understanding stock markets, analyzing companies, managing portfolios, and investor protection, making this an essential resource for anyone looking to navigate the world of investing.
