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	title:	100 Secret Strategies for Successful Investing
	author:	Richard Farleigh
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Penguin Books Ltd
	released:	August 30, 2007
	isbn:	0141033428
	isbn-13:	9780141033426

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Customer Reviews
A very useful book for all traders - Rated Richard Farleigh provides a vast amount of useful information here. The discussion of the dangers of trading/ investing should be essential reading for anyone considering major investments. I would have liked some mention of short selling however. A succinct masterpiece - Rated Most private investors concentrate upon equity markets and property. This book opens the reader's eyes to the opportunities available in all the major markets, including bonds, currencies and commodities; taking positions both long and short. It is, if you like, a DIY hedge-fund manual, written by a highly successful, retired hedge-fund manager. It contains a blue-print for successful speculation and its genius lies in its simplicity. Really "100" secret strategies? - Rated As far as I can tell, this is the same book as "Taming the Lion", ISBN 1897597622, which is the small-format hardback edition that I have. I like Richard Farleigh a lot, and he was one of my favourite 'dragons'on the TV show. His reputation speaks for itself, but I think that 100 is perhaps too high a number for a set of 'secret' strategies. I'm sure I have one or two secret strategies, but not one hundred of them. I notice that a reviewer of the other edition distilled them down to five themes. In terms of advice for amateur investors: some of the strategies will prove to be useful, and some will not. For example; anyone can look at published P/E ratios or identify price trends, but you need Richard's clout to gain access to a company's management team. Tony Loton -- author, "DON'T LOSE MONEY! (in the Stock Markets)" Don't bother with this one - Rated I'm not sure what made me buy this book in the first place. Richard Farleigh may have made lots of money from investing and I still don't know how he did it. When I first read it, I thought this book would take time to get used to it. Then I tried to read and understand it again. Maybe I am not very clever. Basic problems with this book are; font to small to read comfortably. Most of the time Richard Farleigh used words and "invester talk" that a novice does not understand. I took it to read on the train again today, give it one more try. But I ended up leaving on the train. There is not one point of knowledge I took from "100 Secret Strategies..", they remain a secret to me. Richard Farleigh should stick to investing, not writing books.

Customer Reviews

A very useful book for all traders - Rated 4/5
Richard Farleigh provides a vast amount of useful information here. The discussion of the dangers of trading/ investing should be essential reading for anyone considering major investments. I would have liked some mention of short selling however.

A succinct masterpiece - Rated 5/5
Most private investors concentrate upon equity markets and property. This book opens the reader's eyes to the opportunities available in all the major markets, including bonds, currencies and commodities; taking positions both long and short. It is, if you like, a DIY hedge-fund manual, written by a highly successful, retired hedge-fund manager. It contains a blue-print for successful speculation and its genius lies in its simplicity.

Really "100" secret strategies? - Rated 4/5
As far as I can tell, this is the same book as "Taming the Lion", ISBN 1897597622, which is the small-format hardback edition that I have.

I like Richard Farleigh a lot, and he was one of my favourite 'dragons'on the TV show. His reputation speaks for itself, but I think that 100 is perhaps too high a number for a set of 'secret' strategies. I'm sure I have one or two secret strategies, but not one hundred of them. I notice that a reviewer of the other edition distilled them down to five themes.

In terms of advice for amateur investors: some of the strategies will prove to be useful, and some will not. For example; anyone can look at published P/E ratios or identify price trends, but you need Richard's clout to gain access to a company's management team.

Tony Loton -- author, "DON'T LOSE MONEY! (in the Stock Markets)"

Don't bother with this one - Rated 2/5
I'm not sure what made me buy this book in the first place. Richard Farleigh may have made lots of money from investing and I still don't know how he did it.
When I first read it, I thought this book would take time to get used to it. Then I tried to read and understand it again. Maybe I am not very clever.
Basic problems with this book are; font to small to read comfortably. Most of the time Richard Farleigh used words and "invester talk" that a novice does not understand.
I took it to read on the train again today, give it one more try. But I ended up leaving on the train.
There is not one point of knowledge I took from "100 Secret Strategies..", they remain a secret to me.

Richard Farleigh should stick to investing, not writing books.