Jim Cramer's Mad Money Investing Guide - Learn Stock Market Strategies & Get Rich | Financial TV Show Analysis for Wealth Building

If you are a fan of Jim Cramer and Mad Money this book is an absolute must have. Jim goes into more detail in this book about how to invest than he has time for on his TV show.You will learn the following from this book:Chapter 1:You must know yourself and your goals to decide whether you should buy a stock. Do you like to take risks with aggressive growth stocks with P/E ratios of 30+ or do you fell more comfortable buying Dow components at a value price and low p/e? Only buy stocks that fit your personality type that you feel comfortable with.Chapter 2:Only own between 5-10 stocks at a time, and only if you are willing to do one hour of homework on each, every week. Buy and Homework instead of Buy and Hold.Chapter 3:ONLY use limit orders to buy stocks, so you use your price, you will be gouged by brokers if you use market orders. If at first you miss your buy price try again.Chapter 4: When your stock rises 20%-50% take some profit, do not give your gains back to the market. Bulls make money, Bears make money, Pigs get slaughtered.Chapter 5:The secrets of how Jim does the lightning round are revealed. The main indicator of whether he will give a buy or sell is determined by what sector the stock is in and where the economy is in the business cycle. This determines his decisions 50% of the time.Chapter 6:How to play the lightning round yourself.Chapter 7:He explains how to listen for clues during CEO interviews on whether to buy or sell their companies stock. Can they explain in great detail why their stock will rise?Chapter 8:Here he explains all the new lessons he has learned from all his recent bad calls he has made on Mad Money.Chapter 9:Here you will find all the lessons he learned from all of his successful calls on Mad money.Chapter 10: Explains how Cramer gets his ideas for the show buy reading the WSJ, IBD, NY Times, the Economist, his local paper, 12 trade journals and by watching Oprah.(The Oprah effect)Chapter 11: Here is where you learn why he throws chairs (He thinks they are for the lazy), where booyah came from (a caller from New Orleans) and what every buttons sound effect means.You will also get two useful appendixes with this book a great stock worksheet that gives you all the questions to ask before you buy a stock and the best chart I have seen for what cyclical sector stocks to buy during each stage of the business cycle determined by interest rates.I have returned over 20% in my investments over the past 4 years and Cramer is one of my greatest teachers. I highly recommend buying this book and watching Mad Money, let Cramer keep you up to date in the market.