Description: Readers of New York Times Best Seller The Only Three Questions That Count will be shocked to find much of the basis for their investing decisions are based on provably false mythology. Ken Fisher, long time Forbes columnist and Chairman and CEO of Fisher Investments, for the first time shares the methodology he has used to great success managing money for his own clients. By treating investing a science, instead of a craft, Fisher debunks many of the investing world’s most pervasive and egregious myths. Moreover, he demonstrates an actionable scientific method investors can adopt immediately to increase their success rate, beginning today.

For more information on The Only Three Questions that Count, please visit www.fisher-books.com.

Description: Super Stocks introduces unique and powerful, yet easily understood new methods for valuing stocks and analyzing and predicting future profit margins. Fisher shows investors how to use innovative techniques and fundamental business analysis to spot Wall Street bargains and how to successfully research a company before parting with your money.

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Description: Much of what happens in the financial world today has been played over in history many times before and has been captured in the cycles and trends of financial charts created over time. Understanding the movements within these charts provides a clear perspective of today's markets and can aid you in your investment decisions tomorrow. Fisher has assembled 90 of the most revealing and provocative financial charts ever assembled in one volume. Fisher provides what he calls a visualisation in which he analyzes each chart according to its origin, historical significance, and most importantly, its relevance to today's market.

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Description: In this book Kenneth Fisher delivers cameo biographies of his favorite 100 pioneers of American financial history. Whether little known names, or famous figures like Jo Kennedy (who many folks forget was the first head of the Securities and Exchange Commission), Fisher digs through the detail. He describes their business careers, their personal lives, their contributions to our money markets - plus the key financial lessons to be learned from their lives.

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