New Mutual Fund Guide Targets Novice Investors
Local veteran investor Steve Haberman publishes common sense, get-wealthy-slowly investment primer for beginners.
San Diego, CA (PRWEB) March 1, 2006 -- In eight chapters, his Beginner's Guide to Top Low Cost Common Stock Mutual Funds (ISBN: 1-4116 6908-8) explains to first time investors how funds work, their tax aspects, guidelines about when to sell, and why a buy-and-hold strategy beats market timing. In addition, he details for purchase 13 top low cost funds, including one that over three decades turned $10,000 into $395,000. "Making money in the stock market is a no brainer," he says, "if you just let our economy, a tremendous money-making machine, work for you. And you can make it work for you by having patience and buying and holding for the long term proven quality funds."
About the Author
Steve Haberman practices what he preaches. For over 30 years, through good and bad times, he's invested in no load funds. Through his common sense approach, he's profited greatly and been able to travel extensively throughout Europe. On several trips, he did research for the favorably reviewed Murder Without Pity, the first of several mysteries set partly in Paris. (http://www.parismurdermysteries.com)
He holds a BA Degree from the University of Texas, Austin, and a legal assistant certification from UCLA.
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