Using Economic Indicators to Improve Investment Analysis, Second Edition
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EVELINA M. TAINER is Chief Economist at Econoday, a California-based firm that specializes in providing economic information to corporate and individual investment clients. Previously Chief Economist at Carr Futures and President of Simply Economics, she has taught economics and finance at the University of Illinois, Northwestern University, and other Chicago-area universities.
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Cycles, Markets, and Participants.
Gross Domestic Product.
The Consumer Sector.
Investment Spending.
The Foreign Sector.
The Government Sector.
Inflation.
Other Measures of Production.
The Federal Reserve System.
The Treasury.
Appendix.
Endnotes.
Bibliography.
Index.
Gross Domestic Product.
The Consumer Sector.
Investment Spending.
The Foreign Sector.
The Government Sector.
Inflation.
Other Measures of Production.
The Federal Reserve System.
The Treasury.
Appendix.
Endnotes.
Bibliography.
Index.
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"Evelina Tainer has created the ultimate guidebook for market watchers and investors. I never keep it more than an arm's-length away. I also encourage my students to read the book, as it provides an invaluable link between economic theory and its application to the real world." -Maureen J. Maguire, Senior Economist and Principal, NationsBanc Montgomery Securities LLC Lecturer, University of California Extension Program, UC at Berkeley
"Using Economic Indicators to Improve Investment Analysis is a must for any journalist, investor, or student seeking to interpret macroeconomic data. Tainer anticipates basic questions and provides clear, thorough answers while explaining industry-specific jargon. The well-organized format makes her guide an easy-to-use reference tool." -Kristi Barenburg, Reporter, Dow Jones Newswires
Evelina Tainer has produced the definitive user-friendly guide to understanding and using what is arguably the most important body of information for investors in the United States. It is required reading for everyone at Market News Service. For those looking to make intelligent investment decisions, the information in this book is essential." -Michael J. Conner, CEO, Market New Service, Inc.
Praise for the First Edition of Using Economic Indicators to Improve Investment Analysis "The complexity of Tainer's subject matter should not discourage even small investors from studying her work. She is on the mark in describing each of the economic indicators and the typical reactions in financial markets. This book will prove especially valuable for money managers, who might well refer to it almost daily, as government reports flow in. -The Chicago Tribune
"Using Economic Indicators to Improve Investment Analysis is a must for any journalist, investor, or student seeking to interpret macroeconomic data. Tainer anticipates basic questions and provides clear, thorough answers while explaining industry-specific jargon. The well-organized format makes her guide an easy-to-use reference tool." -Kristi Barenburg, Reporter, Dow Jones Newswires
Evelina Tainer has produced the definitive user-friendly guide to understanding and using what is arguably the most important body of information for investors in the United States. It is required reading for everyone at Market News Service. For those looking to make intelligent investment decisions, the information in this book is essential." -Michael J. Conner, CEO, Market New Service, Inc.
Praise for the First Edition of Using Economic Indicators to Improve Investment Analysis "The complexity of Tainer's subject matter should not discourage even small investors from studying her work. She is on the mark in describing each of the economic indicators and the typical reactions in financial markets. This book will prove especially valuable for money managers, who might well refer to it almost daily, as government reports flow in. -The Chicago Tribune
