Recoup

That the "bubble burst" in 2000 is really a misnomer. The fall of the markets actually marked a seldom-seen–but always dangerous–triple waterfall. In The New Reality of Wall Street, Donald Coxe–a huge name in institutional investment circles–provides shaky investors with the reassuring knowledge and guidance they need to recoup recent investment losses, and weather a financial storm that is still far from over.
While Coxe warns that the third leg of the triple waterfall is still alive, he shows there are profits to be made. The New Reality of Wall Street tells investors where to look–and what to look for–to invest profitably despite the prevailing doom and gloom as it discusses:
* How to understand and profit from the triple waterfall phenomenon
* What the fall of the dollar means to future investors
* Which direction inflation should turn, and why

Tells the remarkable story of a charlatan art dealer who swindled over $50 million from the art establishment before going on the run. Michel Cohen, a popular and charming New York art dealer was originally from France. A high school drop-out from a poor background, Cohen was a self-invented man who went on to become a rich and successful art dealer, with homes in Malibu and New York. Throughout the 1990s, he sold paintings by artists such as Picasso, Monet and Chagall to America’s wealthiest elite.

New skill in 7 lessons

New skill in 7 lessons