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Summary: practical size, spiral bound diary
Review: but don't think about writing anything on it since you won't find space in the pages to do it.
And be careful with the 2004 calendar in the back pages, since they forgot it's a leap year and February proudly displays 28 days. Let's hope the graphs are more accurate
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Summary: like a fine wine it's a good one
Review: lovely ideas and info about money and wine. More than just a book , a coffee table treat wrapped in candy and rolled on a massage table in rio.
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Summary: Not really a 'Desk' Diary...
Review: O'Neil is the author of some fine books on investing and that is why I jumped at the chance to purchase this new diary-type book.
My evaluation follows.
Pros:
1) There is a small paragraph of good investing advice for every day of the year(2004 only). For example: "Don't trade on news... it can shake you out. Understand the company and how they are really doing before reacting to a single news item on the company."
2) It's spiral-bound, which makes it very easy to write in.
3) Nice small size makes it unobstrusive in your briefcase. Cons:
1) With two days on each page, there is very little room to write anything of substance. Just barely enough space to jot down 'Stocks to watch' & 'Today's Trades' on the small lines provided.
2) No factual information included from the authors past books. Only contains "Quotes", which probably aren't even his. In closing, I will have to recommend:
"The Stock Trader's Almanac 2004"
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