THE ALHPA SEEKER’S GUIDE TO VALUE STOCKS When to buy them. How long to hold them. When to sell them. “This book will be welcomed by anyone looking to break free from their financial advisor and manage their own savings.” ―DAVID JACKSON, founder and CEO, Seeking Alpha® “The world is an uncertain place. This uncertainty impacts the financial markets as much, if not more, than any other space. But don’t be afraid! Brian Nichols provides a personal, experience-based, and highly accessible framework for taking your investment portfolio into your own hands. There’s nothing pretentious or complicated about Brian’s approach. It’s straightforward common sense on how to invest in the stock market.” ―ROCCO PENDOLA, Director of Social Media at TheStreet.com and cofounder of the Options Investing Newsletter “For investors who want discipline, or who want to escape the addiction of day trading, this book is for you.” ―GARY ANDERSON, author of Will Rogers and “Business Insider” Contributor “I am pleased and honored to publish Brian Nichols’ articles on Market Playground and interview him on my radio program. With his new book, Brian brings his vast array of investing knowledge to the masses!” ―DEMIAN RUSSIAN, Editor-in-Chief, Market Playground There’s more to investing than “Buy low, sell high.” DISCOVER THE ALPHA SECRET TO VALUE INVESTING Every financial quarter, more than 1.5 mil¬lion investors turn to Brian Nichols’ acclaimed “Seeking Alpha” columns for his insider tips on value investing. No matter what’s going on in the market, he’s got an uncanny knack for spotting the hottest stocks, the latest trends, and the greatest opportunities. Now―due to popular demand―he’s distilled his best-kept secrets into one comprehensive, easy-to-use guide for “seeking alpha” and maximizing profits in any market. You’ll learn how to:
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<li>Take charge of your financial future </li>
<li>Understand how hedge funds really work </li>
<li>Determine if a company is a good investment </li>
<li>Make smarter decisions based on value </li>
<li>Use psychology to outthink the market </li>
<li>Avoid the pitfalls of emotional investors </li>
<li>Build a killer portfolio for long-term success</li>
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Filled with step-by-step strategies for choosing stocks, how-to tips for maximizing investments, and first-hand stories of high risks and higher rewards, this is a must-have guide for any investor who appreciates the value of “value.” You’ll learn what the industry insiders really think about the recession, stock bubbles, balance sheets, cash flow, stock metrics, and other fundamentals of investing. You’ll discover the surprising effects of human psychology on the rise and fall of the market―and learn how to keep your head and your money intact during times of extreme behavioral selling. You’ll see how companies like Netflix and Apple weathered the storms of our ever-changing economy―and what it ultimately means for shareholders. Most important, you’ll discover the most valuable lessons an investor can learn from taking a loss―without losing anything yourself. When you’re seeking alpha, you’re looking for value. In companies. In stocks. In your own financial future. That’s value investing at its building for a lifetime.

Taking Charge with Value Investing: How to Choose the Best Investments According to Price, Performance, & Valuation to Build a Winning Portfolio

Business & Money

Nichols, Brian

Investing

McGraw=Hill

Jenny parked just a short distance from her place of employment. She gathered her things, exited her car and began the short walk to the entrance to begin her shift… …the next time she is aware of her surroundings it is nearly three months later and what took place while she was “away” was nothing less than horrific. Jenny contracted an extremely rare illness in March of 2013. It was 35 days before the diagnosed could be found. During this time her condition would change hour by hour and her family and friends were forced to stand by and helplessly watch as she deteriorated from a healthy and active 25-year-old woman, to someone who’s physical and mental capacities resembled a newborn baby. As if this wasn’t enough, many times a day Jenny would be visited by what her family came to view as demons that would trigger unpredictable and nearly indescribable behavior as well as create frightening hallucinations for Jenny, and those around her, to endure. It is no exaggeration to say that Jenny appeared to have been possessed by the devil. Her mother and father learned a new definition of “a parent’s worst nightmare” and could not escape it any more than she could. Not even the doctors were able to help Jenny…or save her from the torment that the illness caused. The Girl on the 6th Floor is a truly unique story about a rare and devastating illness; told from the perspective of Jenny’s father while witnessing his child going through this odyssey. This book is an honest and detailed look at what took place day-by-day coping with a devastating illness. It reveals the fear and pain of a family, the compassion and dedication of medical professionals, and the difficulties all of them faced while dealing with something they didn’t understand. Surprisingly, there is also some laughter along the way.

The Girl on the 6th Floor: Wide Awake Through the Nightmare

Parenting & Relationships

Rockford Publications

Clinical Integration. Population Health and Accountable Care, Third Edition provides a fresh set of insights and new information on the evolution of Clinically Integrated Networks (CINs), Accountable Care Organizations (ACOs), Patient-Centered Medical Homes (PCMHs) and other new models of provider collaboration across the United States (U.S.) healthcare system. The third edition transitions from the second edition collaborative work of its four original authors to a 14-chapter anthology, each chapter authored by industry experts and edited by the second edition authors. This new edition provides a refresh on the issues covered in the second edition, along with introducing a number of new topics. Patient engagement, care coordination, behavioral health, and industry standards are new areas of importance for provider-sponsored organizations that are discussed for the first time in this edition. The audience for this collaborative anthology is multi-faceted. The content covered is expanded to meet the needs of several industry stakeholders including: • Physician Leaders and Practitioners • Payers • Healthcare Policy Makers • Healthcare Law • Academic and Research • Consumers This latest edition is a significant addition to the print and digital reference collection of healthcare leaders. We believe this book will provide a roadmap through the many complex issues that must be considered in the rapidly changing healthcare environment.

Clinical Integration. Population Health and Accountable Care, Third Edition

Medical Books

Yale, Ken

Steiner, Robert

Bohn, Joanne

Konschak, Colin

Raskauskas, Thomas A

Morse, John

Myers II, Isaac J

Smith, Deborah S

Hunt, Michael G

Administration & Medicine Economics

Convurgent Publishing, LLC

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Jenny pulls into the parking space of a shopping mall parking lot, just a short distance from the entrance to her place of employment. She gathers her things, gets out of her car, and begins the short walk to the entrance door to begin her shift… …the next thing she realizes it is more than two months later, now only recalling bits and pieces of the rehabilitation process as she rejoins her family and a “normal” life, one small step at a time. Jenny contracted an extremely rare illness in March of 2013. It was 35 days before doctors were able to diagnose the illness, during which time her family and friends were forced to stand by and helplessly watch as she deteriorated from a healthy and active 26-year-old woman, to someone who’s physical and mental capacities resembled a newborn baby. Not even the doctors were able to help her…or save her from the torment that the illness caused. By the time her condition was diagnosed, Jenny could not talk, eat on her own, or walk. As if this wasn’t enough, many times a day she would be visited by what her family came to view as demons that would create frightening hallucinations for Jenny to endure. Even once the illness was identified and treatment began, it was another 48 days before she was released from the hospital. Her mother and father learned a new definition of “a parent’s worst nightmare.” What took place during this process was nothing less than horrifying. It is not an exaggeration to say that during her illness Jenny appeared possessed by the devil. Recounting many of her experiences here is meant to ensure awareness of the rare illness she was eventually diagnosed with, so that others will not have to suffer as Jenny and her family did through the longest three months of their lives. The Girl on the 6th Floor recounts her father’s experiences while witnessing his child going through this odyssey. This book is an honest and intimate look at what took place day-by-day coping with a devastating illness. It reveals the fear and pain of a family, the compassion and dedication of medical professionals, and the difficulties others faced while dealing with something they didn’t understand. Surprisingly, there is also some laughter along the way. Jenny doesn’t recall any of the nightmare that her father has recounted for her in these pages. They have decided to share this account of the 74 days she spent in the hospital and a rehab facility so that the journey for others diagnosed with this illness may be shorter and less devastating than it was for Jenny and her family.

Biographies & Memoirs

Memoirs

The Complete Guide to Disc Golf: Mastering the Art of the Game: Unlocking the Secrets to Disc Golf Mastery

Sports & Outdoors

Golf

Independently published

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