OneOfOne
15-01-2011, 03:07 PM
I have to clear some room on the bookcase and try to get some money to pay some debts so I have to reluctantly sell the following books. Prices do not include delivery, I will find out postage cost to your address and let you know. If you live in the Melbourne area and would like to come have a look and pick them up, send me an email and I will organise a date and time. If you buy several books, not just from this ad but from any of my other books for sale, I will do a deal for you.
Although many of these books are getting quite old now, some make statements that are quite general and are always worth considering. Others may prove interesting as they speculate on the future, that may have passed many years ago. You may find it interesting to see how many "experts" got it right.
Rich Dad, Poor Dad, what the rich teach their kids about money, that the poor and middle class do not
Kiyosaki
Tech Press, 1998, 182 pages
A financial "classic". personally, I liked the poor dad more!
$2
Sensible share investing, 3rd edition
Austin Donnelly,\
Wrightbooks, 1999, 264 pages
$2
Money thoughts, the ABC of money management
Bruce Bond
Lothian PUblishing, 1987, 203 pages
$2
Unlimitd success in real estate
Christopher Lang
Brooks Waterloo, 1986, 94 pages
$2
The richest man in Babylon
George Clason
Signet, 1991, 144 pages
A financial classic.
$2
Taming the bear, the art of trading a choppy market
Christopher Tate,
Wrightbooks, 1999, 130 pages
$2
The are of trading, a complete guide to trading the Australian markets
Christopher Tate,
Wrightboks, 1997, 219 pages
$2
Share trading, an approach to buying and selling
Daryl Guppy
Wrightbooks, 1999, 300 pages
$2
Trading tactics, an introduction to finding, exploiting and managing profitable share trading opportunities
Daryl Guppy
Wrightbooks, 2000, 297 pages
$2
The roaring 2000s investor, strategies for the life you want
Harry S Dent, Jr
Simon and Schuster, 1999, 238 pages, hard cover
$2
Trading for a living
Dr Alexander Elder
Wiley, 1993, 288 pages
$2
The intelligent investor's guide to share buying
Tim Hewat
Wrightbooks, 1999, 160 pages
$2
Making money made simple!
Noel Whittaker
Boolarong publishers, 1988, 321 pages
$2
Technical analysis explained, the successful investor's guide to spotting investment trends and turning poionts
Martin Pring
McGraw Hill, 1985, 521 pages
$2
Although many of these books are getting quite old now, some make statements that are quite general and are always worth considering. Others may prove interesting as they speculate on the future, that may have passed many years ago. You may find it interesting to see how many "experts" got it right.
Rich Dad, Poor Dad, what the rich teach their kids about money, that the poor and middle class do not
Kiyosaki
Tech Press, 1998, 182 pages
A financial "classic". personally, I liked the poor dad more!
$2
Sensible share investing, 3rd edition
Austin Donnelly,\
Wrightbooks, 1999, 264 pages
$2
Money thoughts, the ABC of money management
Bruce Bond
Lothian PUblishing, 1987, 203 pages
$2
Unlimitd success in real estate
Christopher Lang
Brooks Waterloo, 1986, 94 pages
$2
The richest man in Babylon
George Clason
Signet, 1991, 144 pages
A financial classic.
$2
Taming the bear, the art of trading a choppy market
Christopher Tate,
Wrightbooks, 1999, 130 pages
$2
The are of trading, a complete guide to trading the Australian markets
Christopher Tate,
Wrightboks, 1997, 219 pages
$2
Share trading, an approach to buying and selling
Daryl Guppy
Wrightbooks, 1999, 300 pages
$2
Trading tactics, an introduction to finding, exploiting and managing profitable share trading opportunities
Daryl Guppy
Wrightbooks, 2000, 297 pages
$2
The roaring 2000s investor, strategies for the life you want
Harry S Dent, Jr
Simon and Schuster, 1999, 238 pages, hard cover
$2
Trading for a living
Dr Alexander Elder
Wiley, 1993, 288 pages
$2
The intelligent investor's guide to share buying
Tim Hewat
Wrightbooks, 1999, 160 pages
$2
Making money made simple!
Noel Whittaker
Boolarong publishers, 1988, 321 pages
$2
Technical analysis explained, the successful investor's guide to spotting investment trends and turning poionts
Martin Pring
McGraw Hill, 1985, 521 pages
$2