Peter Navarro

It's a lecture course much more so than an audiobook, but potentially a valuable primer to getting started in the world of stock trading. I may revisit this review in the coming years if in hindsight what I've learned grows into a worthy pursuit. The best part about Peter Navarro's approach is stepping back and looking at the bigger picture. It's much too easy to get caught up in the daily, or even hourly, ups and downs of the market. By following the larger, global trends and practicing good risk management, you too can grow wealth by being an intelligent speculator.… (plus d'informations)

Some interesting assertions mixed with some plausible facts, but the author clearly has an agenda and is literally resorting to little more than scare tactics to get his message across. I'm well aware that there are legitimate issues with China, their government, foreign policies, regulations, business strategies, etc, but I don't think one needs to go quite this far to get certain legitimate points across. Further, the author has developed a certain, say, "controversial" reputation over the past few years, has apparently benefited from it in unanticipated ways, and one could possibly argue that he remains a more fringe element "expert" that other, possibly more credible, individuals may be.… (plus d'informations)