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Use the News: How to Separate the Noise from the Investment Nuggets and Make Money in Any Economy | 
 enlarge | Author: Maria Bartiromo
Publisher: Harper Paperbacks
Category: Book
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Rating:  45 reviews
Media: Paperback
Edition: 1st
Pages: 304
Number Of Items: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.5
Dimensions (in): 7.8 x 5.3 x 0.8
ISBN: 0066620872
Dewey Decimal Number: 332
EAN: 9780066620879
Publication Date: June 2002
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Product Description
Explaining the methods that have made her -- and her stock picks -- famous, Maria Bartiromo tells investors how to use hot information to make money in any market, raging bull or lumbering bear. Packed with sage advice from the most influential people on Wall Street, Use the News is an indispensable investment handbook that will disclose the Wall Street insiders' secrets and show you how to take control of your investments.
Amazon.com Review
Virtually everyone tuned into the stock market during the past few years is plugged into CNBC, and virtually everyone plugged into CNBC is familiar with Maria Bartiromo. Striking, articulate, and always at the center of the cable station's Wall Street action, Bartiromo has become a welcome source of fiscal authority through incisive but accessible daily TV appearances that stretch from the early morning Squawk Box to late afternoon's Market Wrap. Many viewers may think that her take on each day's events, and long-range perspective based upon them, are derived from years of academic study and exclusive inside tips. Not so, Bartiromo claims in Use the News. She says average investors can also separate the noise from the news and guide themselves to more profitable portfolios. In clear prose--like the direct language she employs on TV--Bartiromo shares the ideas and expertise of some of the Street's top executives, money managers, and analysts, explaining how the markets and financial-news machines really work and describing ways anyone can gather and assess useful data. "In this book, I'll expand on what I already do in my broadcasts: namely, level the playing field so that individual investors have the same information, understanding, and chances of success as the professionals," she writes. Fans, and even nonfans, should enjoy it. --Howard Rothman
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 Sell on News July 22, 2010
S. Lee (New York, New York)
I watched Maria on CNBC to get DR. Doom to admit there will be recovery/silver line for economic crash ,now she has this book--
this book is one interesting book for investors, we know
" buy on rumor, sell on news", this book does offer something for you.
Cheers!
A great investing overview April 27, 2009
Lifelong Learner (Mayland)
0 out of 3 found this review helpful
This book provides a great investing primer, written by one of the most insightful and experienced people in financial journalism,
 Excellent book July 6, 2007
finance guy (USA)
2 out of 5 found this review helpful
Take this book seriously and study! At least, chapter 11 and after are excellent. Maria tells a lot of short and insightful story about many kinds of important company events. She tells a lot of easy and interesting stories that incorporate academic finding in finance. Her suggested process of information gathering and information analyses are excellent.
For the ones who are too lazy to get away from their trading desk, this book may be annoying.
Some students in finance class always complain "it is confusing" no matter how hard you try to make it easy to understand. Forget about those complaints in your decision making about whether to read this book or not.
Some reviewers complain that Maria is not qualified to give an investment advice because she has no experience as a trader. Experience as a trader? If anyone is a real smart trader to complain about Maria's qualification, he/she has to know in the first place that this book is not written for him/her.
 Dry.. April 26, 2004
Beogradjanka (Serbia)
9 out of 12 found this review helpful
The book is interesting in a since that it was written by a person who has been exposed to some of the most prominent people/events. On the other hand, I believe that it has very little practical use.
A real good book January 15, 2004
L. Lieu (Sao Paulo, BRAZIL)
8 out of 19 found this review helpful
I am from Brazil, and I never had watched her TV programs. I brought the book with curiosity, due the opposite opinions of the readers.
As indicated on the title, it is how to separate noise from news. How many nuggets one can find reading tons of newspaper or hours watching TV, during a lifetime?
This is a usefull book. It should be carefully studied.How to separate nuggets and noise in this book is your first task. If you are able to do this; then you will SURELY make money in any economy!
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