An Open Road, Vol. 3: Thoughts for One Hundred Days

Richard L. Evans

Publishers Press

"Low-priced investing is one of the most profitable, yet least followed investment areas. This excellent book provides superb, common sense information that any sensible investor should have . . . one of the best books I have read in a long time." -- Michael Burke, Editor Investors Intelligence The highest profits consistently come from low-priced and depressed stocks--for investors who know where to look! This authoritative book provides proven rules and formulas for using technical analysis to find these "diamonds in the rough." Richard L. Evans, an expert in the field, offers guidelines that are easy to understand and implement for investors at every level of sophistication. He explains how to evaluate and interpret performance, reveals fail-safe signs of when to get on (or off) a stock, and analyzes reasons behind recent winners and losers. This third edition of Finding Winners Among Depressed and Low-Priced Stocks has been thoroughly revised and updated. Richard L. Evans is a registered investment advisor, manager of individual investment and retirement portfolios, and the editor and publisher of The Renaissance Report: A Survey of Prime Turnaround Candidates. A recognized Dow Theorist, he is a graduate of Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management and was formerly president, chief market strategist, and own of Dow Theory Forecasts. Evans is regularly quoted in leading investment publications and has appeared on numerous financial advice radio and TV programs.

Finding Winners Among Depressed and Low-Priced Stocks

Business & Money

Investing

Intl Pub Corp

On a hot summer afternoon, Monday, July, 15, 1929, using a borrowed microphone, the first broadcast of what would become known as Music and the Spoken Word originated from the Tabernacle on Temple Square in Salt Lake City, Utah. The lone microphone was suspended from the ceiling, above the Choir, and the announcer, nineteen-year-old Ted Kimball, climbed a ladder to speak into the microphone and announce the songs. From that humble beginning has come the oldest continuous network program in broadcast history-a program that is enjoyed weekly by millions of people worldwide. This volume commemorates those seventy-five years of broadcast excellence and recounts the history of the program and the lives of those individuals who have played principal roles in its production. With an introduction by Lloyd Newell and brief essays highlighting the history of the seven intervening decades, written by Stephen Wunderli, readers will be able to place the "spoken word" messages in their historical contexts. The centerpiece of the book is a sampling of more than 140 messages, chosen from among the more than 3,600 that have been given-brief, nondenominational reflections on a myriad of uplifting, encouraging, heartwarming, and inspirational topics. Music and the Spoken Word has been loved by generations of listeners, who have em-braced not only the music of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir but also the simple eloquence and uncommon wisdom so comfortably dispensed by the three men whose distinctive voices are inexorably associated with this American broadcasting treasure. Sampler Audio CD of historic messages included.

Messages from Music and the Spoken Word

Religion & Spirituality

Christian Books & Bibles

Shadow Mountain

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