"The ultimate Wall Street pro." -Barron's. Legendary investor Victor Sperandeo-"Trader Vic" to his colleagues-has a remarkable success record. How does he do it? The answers are in the advanced follow-up to the acclaimed Trader Vic: Methods of a Wall Street Master, cited by Stock Traders Almanac as the "best investment book of 1992." Here, in his comprehensive second book-a must-read for serious investors and professional traders-the author details the three-step system of research, application, and testing underlying his highly profitable trading and forecasting methodology. He reveals the Street-tested techniques Trader Vic relies on to predict market trends. Victor Sperandeo (Dallas, TX) manages institutional and large individual portfolios for Hugo Securities Company, Inc. and The Professional C.T.A. Fund.
1. The Fundamental Principles of a Sound Investment Philosophy
2. The Economic Principles of Market Forecasting
3. Money, Credit, and the Business Cycle
4. Political Influences on the Business Cycle
5. Applying Macrofundamental Analysis to Economic Forecasting: An Outlook for the 1990s
6. The History and Future of the Dollar
Part 2: Technical Analysis
7. Volatility, Opportunity, and Growth of Gross National Product
8. The Stock Market as Economic Forecaster: The Lessons of History
9. The Technical Basis of Risk-Reward Analysis
10. The Technical Principles of Market Analysis Applied
11. The Principles of Technical Analysis Applied
Part 3: Options Trading
12. Options: The Key to Triple-Digit Returns
13. A Professional Method of Day Trading
Part 4: A Trader's Psychology
14. The Character and Personality of a Trader
Epilogue: The Morality of Wealth
About Victor Sperandeo
VICTOR SPERANDEO is a professional trader and money manager of thirty--one years' standing. He currently manages institutional and large individual portfolios for Hugo Securities Company Inc. and The Professional C.T.A. Fund. In 1971 he founded Ragnar Options Corporation and founded Hugo Securities, a trading partnership, in 1979. His success has brought him profiles in Barron's and The Wall Street Journal, frequent appearances on CNBC and other networks, and perennial popularity as a lecturer. He is the bestselling author of Trader Vic--Methods of a Wall Street Master (Wiley).