The Faber Report; How Wall Street Really Works :And How You Can Make It Work For You

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The Faber Report; How Wall Street Really Works And How You Can Make It Work For You by David Faber, Ken Kurson
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Paperback: 320 pages
Publisher: Little, Brown and Company (October 2003)
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Introduction
When David Faber talks, Wall Street listens. For nearly a decade, on CNBC's popular Squawk Box and in his own 'Faber Report' segments, David Faber has broken many of the biggest stories to hit Wall Street, including the fraud at WorldCom and the collapse

Book Description

When David Faber talks, Wall Street listens. For nearly a decade, on CNBC's popular Squawk Box and in his own "Faber Report" segments, David Faber has broken many of the biggest stories to hit Wall Street, including the fraud at WorldCom and the collapse of Long-Term Capital Management.

Now Faber has written the smartest, most innovative investment book to be published in years. It's part investment guide and part Wall Street tell-all. The book explains not just how to pick the stocks you want to invest in but how to avoid joining the "penguins" lining up for big losses. The Faber Report combines practical, down-to-earth investment advice with wild accounts of investor fraud, company misdeeds, corruption, and greed. Totally updated and revised for this paperback edition, The Faber Report is must reading for anyone who wants to profit in any kind of market. Whether you are a veteran of the markets or a novice, if you want to get your portfolio back in the black, this book is the best investment you'll make this year.

About the Author

David Faber

David Faber is CNBC's Wall Street correspondent. He is one of the hosts of CNBC's signature program Squawk Box and appears twice daily with his "Faber Report." He is frequently seen on the Today show and NBC Nightly News..

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Ken Kurson

Ken Kurson writes a monthly finance column for Esquire and is on the staff of Money magazine. He was the founder of the influential financial journal Green. He lives in New York City..