Investor's Web Guide: Tools and Strategies for Building Your Portfolio (Lycos Press in Sites Series)

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Summary: Not very helpful
Review: I found INVESTOR'S WEB GUIDE to be almost completely useless. If you're not already an investor, then you might find it interesting. Otherwise, don't waste your time or money.

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Summary: This book is better than other similar ones.
Review: I spent about an hour in a book store flipping through this, and I definately thought it was much more attractive than similar ones. This book, unlike others, is organized, and every single page has the same amount of Web Site descriptions, which is about 10 per page. To briefly describe them, every single description of a website is the same length, and looks nice and squared off into 10 blocks of text on each page, meaning that descriptions don't run on with endless babble, and more importantly, making the reading and then going back later to revisit easier on your eyes... It is also something like 400+ pages, and I was unable to count just how many addresses there were (maybe 3000 or so)... THE ONLY THING that does concern me is that if the book really was published in 1997 as it says, then that leaves a year and a half 'till now of open time, possibly missing some new up and coming hot sites. But you do get a few thousand addresses in this book.

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Summary: Packed full of information -- a great book!
Review: What a great book! Investors Web Guide book has 425 pages packed full of information. I jumped into stock screening section and immediately put the suggestions to work. When my copy arrived I had a hard time putting it down. This book is a great service to investment clubs and individual investors and worth every penny (well nickel) I paid!