FINANCIAL TACTICS AND TERMS FOR THE SOPHISTICATED INTERNATIONAL INVESTOR

by Harry D. Schultz ‧ RELEASE DATE: Jan. 2, 1973

If you're having trouble coming up with next week's Christmas Club payment clearly you're not among the ""sophisticated investors"" -- but for those with an uncommitted 50 thou who are concerned about ""capital preservation"" (prominent in the lingo since devaluation), considering Euro-currencies, need the latest information on tax havens (Panama is still a favorite; Minerva, about to be founded along capitalistic, laissez-faire ideology, is discussed as a tax haven to be), this dictionary of money matters is worth its weight in any country's bullion. Schultz who publishes an international investment letter takes an amoral view: speculating in currency futures or short selling are not ""seamy,"" ""evil,"" or ""unpatriotic"" -- simply whatever makes money is good, whatever loses it is bad.

Pub Date: Jan. 2, 1973

ISBN: N/A

Page Count: -

Publisher: Harper & Row

Review Posted Online: N/A

Kirkus Reviews Issue: Jan. 1, 1973

Categories: NONFICTION