The Harriman Book Of Investing Rules

- Robert Z. Aliber: International markets and capital flows
- David Andrea: Auto sector
- Nick Antill: Company valuation
- Martin Barnes: General principles and the role of liquidity
- Richard Bauer Jr.: Building trading systems using genetic algorithms
- Gary Belsky: Behavioral finance
- Bruce Berman: Understanding the value of patents
- William Bernstein: Intelligent asset allocation
- James B. Bittman: Trading options
- John C. Bogle: Common sense investing
- Lewis J. Borsellino: The 'ten commandments' of trading
- David Braun: How to make gains from M&A activity
- Ian Burns: The chemicals sector
- John P. Calamos: Convertible bonds
- Thom Calandra: General principles and the growing importance of debt analysis
- Donald Cassidy: Which stocks to sell and when
- Simon Cawkwell: Advice from a short seller
- Edward Chancellor: Lessons from history
- Moorad Choudhry: Investing in bonds
- Robert Cole: The Tempus ten golden rules
- Antoine Colonna: The luxury goods sector
- Tim Congdon: Economic drivers of asset prices
- Laurence Copeland: Currencies
- Richard Cragg: Demographic investment
- Anthony Crescenzi: The bond market's crystal ball
- Anthony Cross: The investment attractions of intellectual capital
- Lawrence Cunningham: The investing methods of Warren Buffett
- Frank Curzio: Safeguards and buying opportunities
- Ray Dalio: Systemizing fundamentals
- Alexander Davidson: How to avoid being a victim of stock manipulation
- Nigel Davies: The transport sector
- Steven Davis: The banking sector
- Philippe Delhaise: Valuation of Asian Bank Shares
- Thomas DeMark: Trading with technical analysis
- David DeRosa: General principles and the dangers of financial engineering
- Joe DiNapoli: Trading and the importance of a plan
- Bob Dischel: The weather risk market
- Richard Driehaus: Investment paradigms worth avoiding
- Dru Edmonstone: Investing in AIM listed companies
- Marc Faber: Contrarian advice from Dr Doom
- Frank J. Fabozzi: Bond investing
- Alan Farley: Swing trading
- Niall Ferguson: Lessons from the Rothschilds
- Kenneth L. Fisher: Engaging The Great Humiliator
- George Fontanills: Attaining a winning trader's edge
- Martin Fridson: A streetwise approach to stock selection
- David Fried: Profiting from buybacks
- Foster Friess: Investing in growth companies
- Tony Golding: Interpreting broker research and recommendations
- Julio Gomez: Selecting an online broker
- Philip Gotthelf: Precious metals trading
- Jeremy Grantham: Investment management
- Robert V. Green: Handling the emotional side of investing
- Herb Greenberg: How to avoid problem stocks: Lessons from Lernout & Hauspie
- Bill Gross: Cost reduction and other essential lessons
- Steve Harmon: Commonsense lessons on technology stocks
- John Hathaway: Investing in Gold
- Alan Hicks: Financial spread betting
- Yale Hirsch: A stock trader's almanac
- John C. Hull: Option valuation and trading
- John Husselbee: Selecting a mutual fund manager
- Roger Ibbotson: How to manage your asset allocation
- Mark Ingebretsen: Using the web to perform due diligence on a stock
- Edmond Jackson: General principles and intrinsic value of companies
- Simon Johnson: The leisure sector
- Philippe Jorion: Value at Risk
- Ajay Kapur: Investing in Asian equities
- John Kay: Business economics
- Karl Keegan: The biotechnology sector
- Brian Kettell: Fed watching
- Max King: General principles and politicians' promises
- George Kleinman: Commodities
- Richard Koch: Finding your own approach to stockpicking
- Joe Krutsinger: Trading systems
- Mike Kwatinetz: Investing in technology companies
- Dean Le Baron: Habits - not rules
- Steve Leuthold: Managing your mother lode...your serious money
- David Linton: Trading and the importance of stop losses
- Burton Malkiel: Essential truths of risk and reward
- Joe Mansueto: Value investing and funds
- Conor McCarthy: Technology stocks: attractions and dangers
- Duff McDonald: Business technology
- Colin McLean: Value investing and the unreliability of share prices
- Lawrence McMillan: Axioms for option traders and short-term traders
- Rajnish Mehra: The equity premium
- Viren Mehta: The innovative therapeutics sector
- Paul Melton: Navigating the world's markets
- Michael Molinski: Global investing and the small investor advantage
- Robert A.G. Monks: General principles and Senators from Tennessee
- David Morgan: Investing in silver
- John M. Mulvey: Portfolio optimization
- John Murphy: Murphy's laws of technical trading
- Alan Newman: How to win the stock game
- David Newton: Investing in Small-Cap Stocks
- Victor Niederhoffer: Rules for a life-time
- Michael Niemira: The economic backdrop of investing
- Michael O'Higgins: Beating the Dow
- Jim Oberweis: Investing in very fast growing companies
- Terrance Odean: Lessons for investors from behavioural finance
- Richard Olsen: The trading edge and quantitative tools
- Paul Ormerod: Rules for sceptical investors
- Lois Peltz: Selecting a hedge fund manager
- Robert Peston: Interpreting the news flow
- Thomas A Petrie: The energy sector
- John Piper: Trading and the second marshmallow
- Mitchell Posner: Selecting emerging market stocks
- Henriette M. Prast: The emotional investor
- Robert Prechter: Requirements for successful trading
- George Putnam III: Turnaround Stocks
- Alfred Rappaport: Expectations investing
- Jay Ritter: IPOs
- John Rothchild: Surviving a severe bear market
- Anthony Saliba: Trading listed options
- Thomas Schneeweis: Hedge funds and managed futures investing
- Steven Schoenfeld: Effective international equity investing
- Leuder Schumacher: The utilities sector
- Charles Schwab: Schwab principles for long-term investing
- Gary Shilling: Investment strategies for a deflationary era
- Jeremy Siegel: Stocks for the long run and diversification
- Howard L. Simons: Market interrelationships
- Brian Skiba: The enterprise software sector
- Jim Slater: Building a margin of safety
- Andrew Smithers: Protecting wealth and valuing the stock market
- Joel Stern: The role of EVA in enhancing shareholder value
- Thomas Stridsman: Building and trading a rule-based strategy
- Alan Sugden: Key questions for stockpickers
- Catherine Tan: Investing lessons from the Asian markets
- Paul Temperton: Investing in Euroland
- Richard H. Thaler: Common mistakes investors make
- Van K. Tharp: Trading and position sizing
- David Tice: Overvalued stocks and Ponzi Schemes
- Andrew Tobias: Personal finance tips
- Brian Tora: General principles and the dangers of looking back
- Romesh Vaitilingham: How the economy influences the markets
- Tim Vick: Finding value in the market
- Pieter Vorster: The tobacco sector
- Ralph Wanger: Reasons for investing beyond the USA
- Edmond Warner: Investing in a bear market
- Ben Warwick: Searching for alpha
- Henry Weingarten: Ten guidelines for a stellar performance
- Neal Weintraub: Trading
- Martin J Whitman: A fresh look at the efficient market hypothesis
- Larry Williams: Short-term trading and survival
- Paul Wilmott: Money management
- Tom Winnifrith: Long-term investing and backing good management
- Ed Yardeni: Global economic trends
- Len Yates: Options myths and mistakes
- Andy Yates: Getting the most out of bulletin boards
- William T. Ziemba: Lessons from the theory of gambling