The Vital Few vs. The Trivial Many: A Unique Concept for Always Making Money in the Stock Market
Author: George Muzea
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ISBN: 0971695830
Publisher: Seven Locks Press (February, 2003)
Sales Rank: 24,275
Average Customer Rating: 4.38 out of 5
Customer Reviews
Rating: 5 out of 5
Among the Trivial Many
I'm a real novice in the financial world, not because of age but simply because I never had money to invest. Then my parents left me with a wonderful portfolio that I didn't know how to manage. I pretty much left it alone and watched it decline during 2002. But luckily for me, I met George Muzea and read his book. His words made me feel that following the stock market did not have to be viewed as a foreboding experience. Reading his book gave me the confidence to become a more knowledgeable investor. But it wasn't only Mr. Muzea's financial advice that gave me that confidence; it was the sense of his integrity that I garnered about him from the personal experiences he shared in his book. He is a successful financial advisor because of who he is as a man. He takes people, life and its many adventures seriously, deferring to how people like me invest their hard earned money. His heart, as well as his financial wisdom, pervades this book.
-Carol Murphy
English teacher
Sage Ridge, School
Rating: 5 out of 5
Suprised but very pleased.
A friend gave me this book. When I got a glimpse of the title I thought to myself, "Oh! here's another also ran self help book destined to be archived on the book shelves of America, gathering dust and aging like a vintage wine that will never be uncorked." Boy ! was I wrong. As I scrolled down the pages,I soon realized that this was a well written book and quite revealing as a way to actually make money in the stock market by making the right choices at the right time based on a unique, but proven strategy. Using his concept of the Vital Few Vs. The Trivial Many, George demonstrates the value of watching what the consistent winners do. This information is not usually touted by the media or market experts. While written in the form of an autobiography,the concepts discussed and methods revealed in the book. were explained very clearly and developed chapter by chapter as George takes the reader through his dynamic, personal career, sharing his failures then finally his success and continued prosperity as his revolutionary theories of " the vital few vs. the trivial many, " empower him to consistently be a winner in the stock market. George has written this book with the passion of someone that has " been there, done that". As I read on, I got the impression that he was talking to me as a mentor. I continued to read the manuscript with an appetite for more. I couldn't stop until I was done.
Rating: 1 out of 5
HUH???
Only last week there was an article on YAHOO! about authors favorably reviewing THEIR OWN BOOKS!! Apparently some hacker exposed these scumbags. Now I see 2 reviews by the author and 1 by his son-in-law.
I read a favorable review of this book in TECHNICAL ANALYSIS of STOCKS and COMMODITIES. Despite misgivings about the reviews I cited, I will read a library copy and judge it by it's merits.
Warren Buffett says if you're trying to decide who the sucker is in a poker game, the sucker is YOU! Kinda describes buyers of books given favorable reviews by their own authors.
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