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How to Make Money in Stocks

A Winning System in Good Times and Bad

Book • 2023

William J. O'Neil

In this book, William J. O'Neil presents his CAN SLIM investing system, a proven 7-step process for minimizing risk and maximizing gains.

The system combines analysis of company earnings, chart patterns, and market trends to identify winning stocks.

O'Neil emphasizes the importance of strong earnings growth, institutional buying, and specific chart formations like the 'cup with handle.

' He also stresses the need to cut losses quickly and lock in profits systematically.

The book is based on a major study of market winners from 1880 to 2009 and provides practical advice for both novice and experienced investors.

Mentioned by

Christian Flanders

Mark Ritchie II

Mentioned in 7 episodes

Mentioned by

Ross Haber

as a major influence on his trading philosophy and the author of "How to Make Money in Stocks".

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Christian Flanders

as one of the books that sparked his interest in trading during high school.

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Mark Ritchie II

as a source of his trading knowledge and principles.

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Mentioned by

Don Vandenbord

as the starting point for the rules and principles he uses in investing.

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Mentioned as a powerful guide to building wealth through the stock market.

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Mentioned by

Michael Martin

as a great book on money management, particularly Chapter 12, which discusses position sizing for traders.

My trading improved dramatically when I implemented these four things

Recommended by

Richard Moglen

as a great book to get started with when getting into the stock market.

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Recommended by

Quint

as a foundational book for understanding risk parameters when buying and selling stocks.

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Mentioned by

David Gardner

as one of the greatest and worst books ever written about investing.

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Recommended by

Quint

as a true game plan for novice investors.

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Recommended by Quint as a guide to stock trading, emphasizing the importance of CAN SLIM investing.

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Mentioned by

Michael Martin

regarding money management and the number of stocks to hold in accounts of different sizes.

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