No-Load Stocks

by Charles B. Carlson

Book Overview

Charles Carlson, America's master of "no-load" stocks, has revised and expanded his unique guide to meet the explosive interest in no-load investing. This new edition contains complete information on... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0070118809
• ISBN13: 9780070118805
• Release Date: December 1996
• Publisher: McGraw-Hill Companies
• Length: 275 Pages
• Weight: 0.80 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 5.9" x 8.9"

Customer Reviews

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"No-Load Stocks" was a very informative book. What it teaches you could be very worthwhile when you go to invest in the market. It uses great real-world examples to relate the stock market and investments to the "novice".I didn't realize many things before reading this book. It cleared up some very murky waters for me, so to speak. First off, it tells you just how much the brokers take away when you have to go through them to invest. I didn't realize that you have the ability of making so much more money with no-load stocks. Some of the only drawbacks it points out are no-load stocks have maximum amounts you can invest, and the administration fees they charge for them tend to be high on average.Overall, I would highly recommend this book to first time investors. Perhaps even well-schooled investors looking to "freshen up".

A must read for anyone wanting to invest in stocks!

After reading this book and following through with the information it gives, ANYONE can invest in the stock market. Not just second rate stocks either, FIRST rate companys. Research and patients are all that it takes.

An excellent book

Like "Buying Stocks Without A Broker" This book is a must read for new and experienced investors. After reading it, I have contacted three companies and am waiting their prospectus and application.

Anyone can own stocks after reading this book.

This book takes the mystery out of buying stocks. Even though I have dealt in mutual funds for years, stocks were only for brokers. No longer! Anyone can buy stocks and with any budget. Thank You Charles Carlson for bringing stock buying to the average guy!