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By the time a stock is being touted by one of the big brokerage firms or talked up (or down) by the chattering class who fill the air waves of the financial journalism shows, the game is over. What was a great value becomes overpriced and known by just about everyone. The secret to making money in the market is to do it the old-fashioned way: taking the pulse of the marketplace, spotting trends, and gathering data -- not by relying on tips and speculation.
For years Craig Gordon has been "kicking the tires" and doing homework for many of the most important firms on Wall Street. Now he shares his secrets of profitable intelligence gathering with the rest of us. We find out, for example, how he knew that the stock of Caterpillar, Inc. would fall in November 1999 or that the stock of Nokia was a great buy because of their new wireless handset product.
In the tradition of Beat the Street by Peter Lynch and The Intelligent Investor by Benjamin Graham, Off the Record provides a method investors can use to get results that beat market averages.
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