The Donoghue Strategies: Ten Minutes a Week to Investment Success-0 - Hardcover

Financial adviser Donoghue publishes two investment newsletters, writes a financial column syndicated in 100 newspapers and has authored the bestsellng Donoghue's Complete Money Market Guide. He also periodically issues stock-market buy-or-sell "signals" that appear on financial pages nationwide. Here, with a wide-ranging analysis of profit-or-loss potentials from investment in stocks, bonds, insurance and bank instruments, Donoghue and freelance writer Wood explain how his "signals," based on up-and-down movement in interest rates, can be quickly interpreted and applied to a program of alternate purchase and liquidation of no-load mutual fund shares for maximum return. When interest rates go down, stocks go up, and vice versa, maintain the authors; comparison charts show Donoghue's impressive strategy results to date.
Copyright 1989 Reed Business Information, Inc.

Here is more advice from the Donoghue mutual funds book factory. It includes a carefully organized set of investment strategies based chiefly on buying stock, bond, and money market mutual funds, with an occasional bank CD and newly popular single-premium life insurance contract thrown in. Donoghue clearly explains the use of two investment signals: a moving average of the widely reported Donoghue seven-day money market fund yield, and the somewhat less available weekly average money market fund maturity. Readers who are sure they want to invest in mutual funds will be glad to find this work; its one-note theme will annoy others. Recommended.
- Justine Roberts, Univ. of California at San Francisco Lib.
Copyright 1989 Reed Business Information, Inc.