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Sintesi dell'editore

Mark Skousen has built his impressive reputation as one of the industry's best-known investment advisors by consistently beating the market year after year. Now, he passes along his entire investment philosophy, based on his decades of experience, in a single, one-lesson book.

Investing in One Lesson first unravels the intricacies of Wall Street, explaining in layman's terms why financial markets frequently behave in seemingly irrational ways. Then Skousen reveals his surprisingly simple strategy for making money in the stock market and shows why his approach stands the test of time and the scrutiny of skeptics.

Including personal anecdotes from Skousen's career, Investing in One Lesson is an indispensable guide for beginning investors or those seeking to increase their returns.
©2007 Mark Skousen (P)2008 Blackstone Audio, Inc.

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    2 out of 5 stars
  • B Daigle
  • 28 05 2008

Failed to live up to its blurb

This book opens by declaring itself as a how-to-guide for individuals who plan on investing, but who fall into categories such as myself: a professional who does not have the time to dedicate to an immersion in stocks, bonds, funds, etc. The book declares that it will teach the basics of all in one easy lesson. Yes, it did cover a lot. Yes, it did provide some advice that sounds pretty good, but it still failed to achieve the goal that it stated, at least to my expectation, of educating me in one easy lesson. The terminology was difficult to follow, more than a few abbreviations were used and you are hosed if you missed it when the author told you what they meant. In the end, I felt only slightly less confused than when I began--thus the two stars that I have rated it.

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    4 out of 5 stars
  • Stephen van Jaarsveldt
  • 15 08 2009

A delayed appreciation

This book contains solid advice. When I first read it in 2007, I found it too conservative and repetitive... but now I retract all of that, because not following the advice in this book cost me half of my savings in the meltdown of 2008.

The lesson here can be applied in the good times as well as the bad. As for being repetitive, I believe that it is the reason for me still remembering it all - more than two years later. And since investing is a long-term thing, that is exactly what you need - advice that sticks.

The narration is okay, and you need to pay some attention to terminology so as not to get lost... but even if you don't, it is written in such a way that the essential lesson comes through, even over time.

It was easy to be critical back in 2007 when a monkey throwing bits of fruit at a stock listing and picking the juicy ones could make money. It is when things go wrong that we learn who's advice is really valuable. In my opinion, you can find some of that in this book.

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    4 out of 5 stars
  • Jacob
  • 14 11 2008

Review

The book is very simple for the experienced investor; but it is well written, and it states helpful theories that can help investors at all levels.

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    5 out of 5 stars
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    5 out of 5 stars
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    5 out of 5 stars
  • Scott
  • 05 03 2012

This is a good entry level book on investing

My first book was "getting started in stocks". I'd say this is on par with that first book on stocks.