Dancing with the Analysts- A Financial Novel

By David A. Mallach

A powerful novel by a Wall Street veteran based on his 29 years experience. Through this story, the author reveals his proven investment principles, which he has taught and practiced around the world.... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0970568428
• ISBN13: 9780970568427
• Release Date: November 2002
• Publisher: Penhurst Books
• Length: 226 Pages
• Weight: 1.02 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 5.8" x 8.8"

Customer Reviews

A must read!

This book is very enjoyable to read and very easy to follow. It may be the only financial book that I have read where I am BOTH enjoying the story, as well as learning some valuable investment practices. From my experiences, it is usuallly just one or the other. "Dancing with the Analysts," while explaining this impressive investment strategy, takes the reader into the shoes of the main character and takes you through a roller coaster of real-life events in the life of a young man. It is an exciting book and very educational to anyone who works, or is interested in the world of investments.

One of the Best Investment Books Ever

Learn from an industry veteran. A must read for anyone who is, or will be, investing in equities. Writing in story format, Mr. Mallach conveys 30 plus years of wisdom that investment professionals pay to learn. Read beyond the characters to find out what drives equity prices.

His system works!

My lucky days were when I attended David Mallach's financial courses at Temple University and Montgomery County Community College in 1986. My brothers and I had sold our business and I was looking for ways to invest my share of the proceeds as well as my pension fund. Dave's explanation of the financial system of our country and his investment strategies impressed me. After considerabel thought I decided to invest my funds with his employer Merrill Lynch and have Dave manage the account. This was one of the smartest moves I have made. Through the profits received from Dave's system of investments, as described in his book "Dancing with the Analysts", I have been able to afford the same standard of living as when I was in business and still have the amount of money in the account that I started with. His system works and I am one of the fortunate ones to have been benefiting from it these many years.

Dancing With The Analysts

Want to be enlightened about what really works on Wall Street ? Well here's your chance. Dancing With The Analysts with its intriguing premise puts you in the shoes of a first time investor who must invest successfully or lose out on a fortune. Our hero is money manager Johnny Long whose stock market system identifies the big movers in the market. Whether you're a frustrated investor or broker looking for answers, the simple truths you'll learn by reading this book will constitute a major breakthrough in your thinking and will come back to you in spades. Ten years ago, I found my Johnny Long (aka the author Dave Mallach) and regard the knowledge he was kind enough to share with me as the defining moment in my 40 plus years in the financial advisory business. Bottom line - this strategy works.

An Eye-Opener

This is a "must-read" financial thriller. Mr. Mallach cuts to the chase in this story, which held me all the way through. Instead of dry, how to do it stuff, his story of Austin grabbed and held my attention. What a choice Austin faced! He can walk away with a million dollars, or go for the five million promised him, and possibly lose the million trying to make the 15% a year which would earn him the extra five million. Take the million and run? Or risk losing it all going for five million? On one page I was for taking the million and running. On the next page, I was asking myself, how can you walk away from five million? But having to make 15% a year for 3 years to earn the five million seems like an impossible, risky task, in today's market. Poor Austin knew he could lose it all trying. I agonized over Austin's decision right along with him. Rarely has a financial novel been so gripping and down to earth. Investors or not, you'll enjoy this book.