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TradeStream Your Way to Profits: Building a Killer Portfolio in the Age of Social Media [Hardback]

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  • Format: Hardback, 284 pages, height x width x depth: 238x164x26 mm, weight: 544 g
  • Pub. Date: 13-Jul-2010
  • Publisher: John Wiley & Sons Ltd
  • ISBN-10: 0470575115
  • ISBN-13: 9780470575116
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  • Format: Hardback, 284 pages, height x width x depth: 238x164x26 mm, weight: 544 g
  • Pub. Date: 13-Jul-2010
  • Publisher: John Wiley & Sons Ltd
  • ISBN-10: 0470575115
  • ISBN-13: 9780470575116
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Discusses how to use social marketing to pick and evaluate stocks using streaming information, explaining how to sort through the large amounts of data available and offering tips and insights from experts in this growing field.

An innovative guide to using social networking for successful investing

There is no doubt that the emergence of social media has taken over the Internet landscape. The remarkable growth of Facebook and Twitter has forced everyone-including investors-to take notice. This book explains how to use social marketing to pick and evaluate stocks.

Author Zack Miller embodies the nexus between asset management, equity research, and new Internet distribution technologies. As an asset manager, he writes extensively about the changes and opportunities in online finance for investors, financial advisors, and investor relations professionals-and with this new book, he'll show you how to use social media to profit like the pros. You'll learn how to

  • Invest for the long term utilizing streaming information, guru tips, and many other tools found in the world of financial social media
  • Glean tips from experts in this growing field
  • Use new tools to sort through the mounds of data currently available and make sense of it all

The Internet has created totally new models and methods for researching investments. TradeStream Your Way to Profits explores these changes and explains how you can take advantage of these opportunities to make better, more profitable investment decisions.

Foreword---Investing in the Internet Age: In Search of Jack xiii
Acknowledgments xv
Introduction 1(18)
Why You Need This Book
2(2)
Investor Performance? Ha!
3(1)
Few Exceptions to the Rule
4(1)
What's a Brother to Do?
4(1)
Copying: Investment Flattery Done Profitably
5(2)
Strategy Stubbornness
6(1)
Investing in the Age of Social Media
7(3)
Social Media for Investment Research
8(1)
Facebook versus Twitter
9(1)
Why Me as Your Guide?
10(3)
What This Book Won't Do
13(1)
What This Book Will Do
14(2)
Getting Started
16(1)
It's Time to Tradestream Your Portfolio
17(2)
Chapter 1 Ride the Long Tail---Financial Blogging: The World's Largest (Free) Investment Research Organization
19(26)
The Long Tail of the Financial Internet
20(2)
Where We've Come From
22(1)
The Demise of Traditional Research
22(3)
Online Finance's 800-Pound Gorilla
25(1)
The Blogger's Rise and the End of the Megabuck Website
25(2)
Why These Highly Paid Analysts Write Blogs
27(1)
What's Different Now?
28(2)
Why This Trend Is So Important
30(3)
Broad Coverage
32(1)
Deep Analysis
32(1)
Global Trading Creates New Demands
33(1)
Finance 2.0: Real-Time Research Platform
34(1)
Research via Microblogging: Twitter and Social Media
35(4)
Investment Discovery
36(1)
Deep Stock Research
37(2)
Bloggers as New Form of Investment Analyst
39(2)
The Move Beyond the Website
41(4)
Chapter 2 Piggyback the Pros---Following Top Money Managers' Every Move Pays Off
45(28)
The Pilgrimage to Omaha
45(2)
Do Hedge Funds Really Outperform?
47(10)
How Hedge Funds Win
50(1)
Hedge Funds as State-of-the-Art Research Machines
51(1)
High-Frequency Trading
52(2)
Big Gains from Small Companies
54(1)
Net Worth Hurdle
55(1)
SEC Requirements
56(1)
Piggybacking the Pros Works
57(4)
Two Objections to Piggybacking
58(3)
Broad and Deep Implications
61(1)
Tracking Gurus Is a Breakthrough
61(1)
Step-by-Step Piggyback Portfolio Building
62(3)
Individual Portfolio Clone
65(1)
AlphaClone
66(7)
What Top Investors Are Doing
67(3)
Using AlphaClone
70(1)
Clone Strategy
70(1)
AlphaClone-Powered Portfolios
71(2)
Chapter 3 Commune with the Experts---Follow Your Neighbor: He May Turn Out to be the Next Warren Buffett
73(32)
Not Your Father's Stock-Picking Communities
73(2)
Types of Expert Communities
75(1)
Why Investors Are Turning to Experts
75(1)
Where to Find Experts
76(2)
Expert Communities for Investors
78(1)
Gerson Lehrman: Connecting Hedge Rinds with Industry Experts
79(4)
How GLG Is Growing
81(1)
What Clients Are Asking Experts
82(1)
Expertise for the Rest of Us
83(5)
Aggregation Technologies
84(1)
Social Networking and Blogging
85(3)
Moving toward Managing Real Investor Money
88(3)
kaChing Rocks On
89(1)
Covestor Plays above the Rim
90(1)
Inner Workings of Expert Platforms
91(3)
Open Membership
91(1)
Ranking Expertise
92(1)
Transparency: The Human Algorithm
93(1)
Covestor Expert Profile
94(2)
Epic's Business
94(1)
Three Ways to Grow a Registered Investment Advisory
95(1)
Tradestreaming His Way to Expert Status
96(1)
Future of the Financial Advice Industry
96(1)
Differences between Crowdsourcing and Expert Communities
96(1)
Next Stop: Investment Management
97(2)
Other Sources of Expert Investment Advice to Mimic
99(3)
Join the (Expensive) Club
100(1)
SumZero: Definitely Not Zero Sum
100(1)
Hedge Fund Collaboration of Ideas
101(1)
Growth in the Industry
102(3)
Chapter 4 Crowdsource Your Portfolio---Tapping the Wisdom of Crowds for Investment Ideas
105(28)
Guru Dinner Experiment: Crowdsourcing Investment Ideas
105(2)
The Results
106(1)
Free but Not So Useful
107(2)
Research with an Ear to the Ground
109(1)
Crowdsourcing: An Overview
109(2)
Netflix Prize
110(1)
Crowdsourcing and the Wisdom of Crowds
111(7)
By the People, for the People
113(1)
Large-Enough Population
114(1)
Anonymous Voting
114(1)
Equal Weighting of Votes
114(1)
Aggregation System
115(1)
Avoiding Redundancy
115(3)
Crowdsourcing Investments
118(1)
Does It Work?
119(1)
Wikinvest: Enabling Crowdsourced Investments
120(6)
Wikinvest's Wiki
121(3)
Everyone Is a Chartist
124(2)
Piqqem: A Better Way for Investors to Pick 'Em
126(4)
Two Levels of Functionality
127(1)
Piqqem's Five Flavors of Sentiment
128(2)
Schroy's Capital Market Wiki
130(3)
Chapter 5 Screening 2.0---Bringing the Best Investors' Strategies Back to Life via Computer Simulation
133(28)
Screening 2.0: Re-Creating Guru Strategies Online
133(4)
Most Investors Stink
134(1)
Going to the Source
135(1)
First Steps
136(1)
Extending Reese's Guru Strategies
137(1)
Screening 2.0
137(2)
Piggybacking versus Screening 2.0
138(1)
Why Use Screens?
139(1)
A Brief History of Stock Screening
140(4)
Screening 1.0
142(1)
Couple of Honorable Mentions
143(1)
Simulating History's Best Investors via Computer
144(1)
Single-Strategy Screens
145(8)
Joel Greenblatt's Magic Formula
145(3)
Ken Fisher and Super Stocks
148(2)
Peter Lynch Outdoes Wall Street
150(3)
Under the Validea Hood
153(4)
Strategy
154(1)
Gurus
154(1)
Technique
155(1)
Results
156(1)
Stock Picking and Portfolio Development
157(1)
Why Screening 2.0 Is So Important
158(3)
Chapter 6 Tracking Inside Moves---Pursue Corporate Executives in Their Search for Wealth
161(28)
The Not-So-Legal Kind
161(2)
The Problem with (Illegal) Insider Trading
163(1)
Differentiating Inside Information
164(2)
Insiders Do Invest
165(1)
A Different Type of Expert
166(1)
Why Be in Business in the First Place?
166(2)
The Profit Motive
168(1)
Insiders Trade Profitably
168(1)
Investor Reaction to Inside Moves
169(1)
Whom Should We Follow?
169(3)
Muzea Behavioral Model
170(1)
Seyhun Information Model
171(1)
Follow the Smart Money
172(1)
How Are Insiders Basing Their Decisions?
173(2)
Tracking Insiders: The Strategy
175(4)
Tracking Inside Moves: A Checklist
179(5)
Pros and Cons of the SEC Database
180(1)
Yahoo! Finance
180(1)
Determining What Insiders Are Doing from Their Filings
181(3)
Where to Turn for Insider Trading Information
184(2)
CNBC's Ownership Tab
184(2)
Insider Food for Thought
186(3)
Chapter 7 Grind the Rumor Mill---Sorting Truths from Falsehoods and Profiting from News Flow
189(22)
Buy the Rumor and Sell the News
189(1)
Whisper Numbers
190(2)
Rumors and Hearsay Are Important.,. Sort Of
192(1)
Rumors: A Model
193(4)
Rumor Model
194(3)
Rumors and How They Affect Trading
197(3)
Rumors and Preannouncement Trading
198(1)
Trade the Preannouncement Rumors
199(1)
Antitakeover Rumor Strategy
200(2)
Trading Whisper-Number Volatility
202(2)
Crowdsourcing Rumors in Real Time
204(7)
The Fly on the Wall
205(1)
Briefing.com: Adding in Analysis to Rumor Flow
206(1)
Message Boards
207(1)
Bulls and Bears---at the Same Time
208(3)
Chapter 8 Co-Lateral Research---Find the Investment Value in Nonfinancial Information on the Internet
211(48)
There's Value Outside of Traditional Research
211(2)
The Internet and Transparency
213(2)
Trade Data
215(2)
Trade Associations
217(1)
Search Volume and Stocks
218(1)
Google Domestic Search Trends
219(5)
Prediction Markets Predict the Future
224(4)
Intrade: Real Money and Real Investment Potential
228(2)
Crowdsourcing Your Portfolio versus Co-Lateral Research
230(1)
Seeking Alpha's Secret Weapon
231(6)
Summary The Future of Finance---Online Brokerage App Stores and New Global Markets
237(2)
DIY Investing
239(4)
Online Brokerage App Stores
243(4)
Investment Field Riddled with Platforms
244(1)
Online Brokerages as Investment Platform
245(1)
Ameritrade's Premier Partners Platform
245(1)
The Future of the Online Broker
246(1)
New Markets
247(3)
Trafficking in Humanity
247(1)
Forex
248(2)
Content Providers as Asset Managers
250(2)
Return of Active Asset Management
252(4)
RIAs
254(2)
Video and More Video
256(1)
Personal Finance
256(3)
Notes 259(10)
About the Author 269(2)
Index 271
Zack Miller is the Managing Director of Lighthouse Capital Ltd., a boutique investment firm servicing high-net-worth investors from around the world. Lighthouse Capital offers securities through Portfolio Resources Group, Inc., member of FINRA and SIPC. He is also the author of the popular blog: www.newrulesofinvesting.com. Miller was an early hire at Seeking Alpha, where he closed deals with the top financial media firms Dow Jones, Reuters, Yahoo! Finance, ETrade, and Google Finance. These deals launched Finance 2.0, the equivalent of Twitter and Facebook in the financial space, which containsinvestment blogs and community investment sites. Miller received a BA in economics from Harvard University and an MBA from the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University.