Wall Street Kitchen Analysis
Success in stock market investing, for the average person may seem to be well out of reach. Many foster the belief that without a cache of disposable funds, a high level education, extensive training or a god-sent stretch of good luck that a successful venture in investing is just not plausible. However, fortunately, author Victor Chiu's Wall Street Kitchen, dispels those preconceived notions by presenting proof positive that an average person did and continues to foster a successful run in stock market investing, namely his mother. Chiu's mom, a lovable housewife works, from her kitchen table while employing her tried and true recipe for stock investing which affords her continued success in her stock market ventures.
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At her table readers are provided with the necessary and simple strategies for investing. Also there is a thought provoking examination of the many elements necessary for Mom's success with investing, including premises like; making decisions logically and not emotionally, not following the crowd and staying focused on your goals. Also examined are the various investment opportunities that she took such as; penny stocks, banks, and energy companies. Additionally at the end of each chapter, is a summation of important factors and fun home work assignments which also help to reinforce pertinent points.
On the whole, I enjoyed the entertaining and illuminating read that Wall street Kitchen turned out to be. What really works in the book is the uniquely engaging premise of learning investment lessons that comes from a relatable source, after all who doesn't love a friendly mom? This is definitely a need to read book for anyone interested in stock market investing. Readers will be pleasantly surprised at how easily they are drawn into this narrative which builds a rapport with it's readers and keeps them looking forward to the next chapter/visit to mom's
Although, stock …show more content…
At her table readers are provided with the necessary and simple strategies for investing. Also there is a thought provoking examination of the many elements necessary for Mom's success with investing, including premises like; making decisions logically and not emotionally, not following the crowd and staying focused on your goals. Also examined are the various investment opportunities that she took such as; penny stocks, banks, and energy companies. Additionally at the end of each chapter, is a summation of important factors and fun home work assignments which also help to reinforce pertinent points.
On the whole, I enjoyed the entertaining and illuminating read that Wall street Kitchen turned out to be. What really works in the book is the uniquely engaging premise of learning investment lessons that comes from a relatable source, after all who doesn't love a friendly mom? This is definitely a need to read book for anyone interested in stock market investing. Readers will be pleasantly surprised at how easily they are drawn into this narrative which builds a rapport with it's readers and keeps them looking forward to the next chapter/visit to mom's