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The 2008 crash taught quite a few intelligent, high-net-worth, and institutional
investors the hard lesson that equities and bonds can carry a fair degree of risk. Many of
these investors mistakenly cashed out of their plummeting investments at precisely the
wrong time—and completely missed the recent wave of recovery.
Wave Theory for Alternative Investments helps avoid poor decision making
and costly mistakes.
Consistently ranked among the nation's top wealth managers, Stephen Todd Walker
explains how to catch the waves of potentially lucrative yet volatile alternative
markets—and ride them to unprecedented profits.
Wave Theory for Alternative Investments is an insider's guidebook to some of
the fastest-growing segments of the investment world, including hedge funds, commodities,
and venture capital. Wave Theory for Alternative Investments is your first lesson in using
alternatives to keep surfing—and avoid wiping out in the next financial meltdown.
This excellent resource includes:
- A brief history of alternative investments
- Numerous risk/return profiles
- Critical tools, including fundamental and technical analysis
Walker shares his extensive knowledge, top-tier experience, and proven
strategies to help you maximize return-on-investment on a consistent basis.
The complex process of alternative investing can take years of practice to
master. Wave Theory for Alternative Investments helps you adjust your approach right now,
so that you'll be in prime position to catch the best waves in the next financial storm.
Stephen Todd Walker's clients include Forbes 400 members and some of
the most affluent families in the world. During his 20-plus years in finance, he was one
of the youngest directors in Alex. Brown history. He served as a Senior Vice President,
Corporate Client Group Director and was a member of Morgan Stanley’s Chairman’s group.
In 2009 and 2010, Barron’s listed Walker among the
Top 1,000 Advisors in the United States. The author lives in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania.
464 pages, Hardcover