The Ten Roads to Riches [Hardback]The Ways the Wealthy Got There (And How You Can Too!)by Kenneth L. Fisher and Lara Hoffmans
Usually ships within 2 to 4 working days Description of The Ten Roads to RichesPraise for The Ten Roads to Riches"When you come to a fork in the road to riches, follow Ken Fisher, the self–made billionaire and popular Forbes magazine columnist. I wish Ken′s canny wisdom had been in print when I was starting out."—Rich Karlgaard, publisher, Forbes magazine "Oprah, Julius Caesar, sports, and garbage collectors. Ken Fisher′s The Ten Roads to Riches shows that while there isn′t one path to wealth,you do need a road map."—Pimm Fox, host of Bloomberg TV′s Taking Stock "The Ten Roads to Riches gives you a front–row seat to learn from veteran money manager Ken Fisher how the richest built their wealth, and how you can too. Most every reader will find a path or two here that′s right for them. I highly recommend reading this new book."—ERIC TYSON, syndicated columnist and bestselling author of Investing For Dummies and Personal Finance For Dummies "Trust me: over the long term, it′s more fun to be rich than to play games. . . . It might not feel that way short term, but that′s why we′ve got people like Ken Fisher, who can humorously tell us why we′re wrong and what we need to do better if we want to actually make some money."—James J. Cramer, CNBC′s Mad Money and TheStreet.com, from the Foreword to The Only Three Questions That Count Title Information
Press and Industry Reviews"When you come to a fork in the road to riches, follow Ken Fisher, the self-made billionaire and popular Forbes magazine columnist. I wish Ken's canny wisdom had been in print when I was starting out."- Rich Karlgaard, publisher, Forbes magazine "Oprah, Julius Caesar, sports, and garbage collectors. Ken Fisher's The Ten Roads to Riches shows that while there isn't one path to wealth, you do need a road map." - Pimm Fox, host of Bloomberg TV's Taking Stock "The Ten Roads to Riches gives you a front-row seat to learn from veteran money manager Ken Fisher how the richest built their wealth, and how you can too. Most every reader will find a path or two here that′s right for them. I highly recommend reading this new book." - ERIC TYSON, syndicated columnist and bestselling author of Investing For Dummies and Personal Finance For Dummies "Trust me: over the long term, it's more fun to be rich than to play games. . . . It might not feel that way short term, but that's why we've got people like Ken Fisher, who can humorously tell us why we're wrong and what we need to do better if we want to actually make some money." - James J. Cramer, CNBC's Mad Money and TheStreet.com, from the Foreword to The Only Three Questions That Count Write a review of this book Customer Reviews from AmazonAbout Kenneth L. Fisher and Lara HoffmansKen Fisher is best known for his prestigious "Portfolio Strategy" column in Forbes magazine, where his twenty–four–year tenure of high–profile market calls makes him the fourth longest–running columnist in Forbes′s ninety–year history. He is also founder, Chairman, and CEO of Fisher Investments, an independent global money management firm with over $45 billion in assets. Fisher is ranked #271 on the 2007 Forbes 400 list of richest Americans and #677 on the 2008 Forbes Global Billionaire list, and is on Investment Advisor magazine′s prestigious IA–25 list of the industry′s most influential people. He is the award–winning author of numerous scholarly articles and has published four previous major finance books, including the New York Times bestseller The Only Three Questions Count, which is published by Wiley. Fisher has been published, interviewed, and/or written about in most major American, British, and German finance or business periodicals. He has a weekly column in Handelsblatt, Germany′s leading finance daily.Lara Hoffmans graduated with a BA from the University of Notre Dame. She is a Senior Content Editor at Fisher Investments, and coauthored with Ken Fisher the bestseller The Only Three Questions That Count. Contents of The Ten Roads to RichesPreface: Why Ten Roads?Acknowledgments 1 The Richest Road Picking a Path Newer or Better? Built to Sell or Built to Last? Bootstrap or Finance? Public or Private? The Big Bull's-Eye Founders Are Quitters - Just Do It 2 Pardon Me, That's My Throne Gray Hair and Dues-Paying A CEO-volution (Through My Father’s Eyes) How to Lead How to Get the Job The Big Payday CEOs and Superheroes The Best Part 3 Along for the Ride: Ride-Alongs Why Ride Along? Pick the Right Firm Be the Right Guy 4 Rich ... and Famous The Talent Show Potholes Ahead No One Sees! Mogul Meandering 5 Marry Well. Really Well How to Marry a Millionaire Billionaire Like a Fine Wine - Well Maintained Men Can Play Too! Love, Marriage, and Money 6 Steal It - Like a Pirate, but Legally Crusader or Pirate? Raider's Road The Richest Legal Road Tort Us and the Scare Target Practice When a Pirate Becomes a Villain The Inside Track 7 OPM - Not Opium: Where Most of the Richest Are Basic OPM Career Rules Steps to OPM Wealth Hedge Your Bets Private Equity's Big Bucks Don't Break the Law Love Capitalism, Not Social Acceptance 8 Inventing Income The True Inventors Writing for Dollars Political Pensions - and Good News If You Can't Be President . .. . Think Tanks Run Amok - a Sham-Scam 9 Trumping the Land Barons Monetize It The Fool's Bargain Getting Started Buy, Build, or Both? Where to Be and Not to Be; That Is the Question 10 The Road More Traveled Income Matters Saving Grace Get a Good Rate of Return (Buy Stocks) The Right Strategy Bonds Are Riskier Than Stocks. Seriously. Like Hetty? Conclusion Notes Index |
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