Winning with the Market

The good news of the 1990s was that more individuals than ever before owned stocks, bonds and mutual funds, gaining a stake in a powerful U.S. economy. The bad news was that they were also bombarded by get-rich-quick sales pitches from the financial services industry, and tempted by the risks of online day trading and the latest IPO flavor-of-the-month. Now veteran Wall Street Journal editor Douglas Sease contends that the financial world strives to make investing appear mysterious and difficult, when in reality, it's all actually quite simple. His terrific new audiobook, Winning With the Market, explains how to build successful long-term portfolios without having to rely on expensive and unreliable advice from the so-called experts -- financial knowledge to help listeners thrive in today's unpredictable financial market.