Tuesday, June 9, 2020

My new book "Sector Rotation: 21 Strategies".



·         On 5/25/2020, I searched for “Sector Rotation” under Amazon’s Book. They are listed in the same order except my book Sector Rotation: 21 Strategies.

Book
Date
Size1
Kindle $1
Hard $
Sector Rotation: 21 Strategies
05/2020
375
$9.95
$24.95
Super Sectors
09/2010
289
$26.39
$49.95
Dual Momentum Investing
11/2014
240
$40.40
$42.20
Sector Investing
05/1996
260

$29.94
Sector Trading Strategies
08/2007
164
$26.39
$16.66
The Sector Strategist
03/2012
225
$26.39
$44.96
ETF Rotation
10/2012
125
$9.95
$14.99
Optimal… Sector Rotation
07/2015
80

$44.07






1  From Amazon on size and prices as of 5/25/2020.

My book won in all categories except the price for hard copy in one. However, my book won as the lowest cost per page by a wide margin. In addition, as of 5/2020 I bet that no author besides me made over 4 times using sector rotation starting the amount more than his yearly salary then.

·         I have 21 strategies on sector rotation while most books have only one. It ranges from simple rotation of a stock ETF and cash for beginners to many advanced strategies for experts.

·         Andrew, a columnist on Sector Rotation at Seeking Alpha, said, “Great stuff, Tony. It's great to meet experienced traders such as yourself. I had a browse through the book and think your method is a little more refined than mine.”

·         Do not be fooled by past performance. Just check the recent performance of the top 50 stocks selected by IBD in the last five years. The mediocre results (hopefully it will change) could be due from too many followers and/or there is no evergreen strategy. I seldom heard the fantastic results from the followers of O’Neil, our greatest chartist. The adaptive strategy of this book shows you how to select the most profitable strategy for the current market.

·         I switched my annuity sector funds in April, 2000 from technology sectors to traditional sectors (better to money market funds). We can reduce losses by spotting the market plunges and the sector trends.



 

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