New Rules of Personal Investing : The Experts' Guide to Prospering in a Changing Economy
by Gretchen Morgenson; Floyd Norris; and Correspondants of The New York Times; EditFormat: Trade Book
Pub. Date: 2002-01-06
Publisher(s): Times Books
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Summary
Recently, Americans have sunk more in stock than in their homes. Now, with the market turning quaky, here are tips on playing the market according to current rules from America's most authoritative markets team as they reveal how to create a winning portfolio for the long run. 30 charts.
Author Biography
Gretchen Morgenson is market watch columnist for The New York Times and author of Forbes Great Minds of Business (Wiley, 1997).
Floyd Norris is the chief financial correspondent for The New York Times, writes a weekly column in the Business section, and author of The New York Times Century of Business (McGraw-Hill, 2000).
New York Times correspondents include Lesley Eaton writing on stocks; Kurt Eichenwald on asset allocations; Jonathan Fuerbringer on international markets; Danny Hakim on mutual funds; Robert Hershey on bonds; and David Cay Johnston on tax strategy. Allen R. Myerson is assistant editor of the Money & Business pages of The New York Times.
Floyd Norris is the chief financial correspondent for The New York Times, writes a weekly column in the Business section, and author of The New York Times Century of Business (McGraw-Hill, 2000).
New York Times correspondents include Lesley Eaton writing on stocks; Kurt Eichenwald on asset allocations; Jonathan Fuerbringer on international markets; Danny Hakim on mutual funds; Robert Hershey on bonds; and David Cay Johnston on tax strategy. Allen R. Myerson is assistant editor of the Money & Business pages of The New York Times.
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