This Way to Wall St.

This Way to Wall St. maps out the financial markets and guides investors through getting started. It covers analysis, psychology, the industry, managing risks and offers actionable steps for beginners. There has never been a time like this in the history of the financial markets. With the advent of the internet and the proliferation of information networks, the once unlevel playing field has shifted; foggy details and delayed price quotes have given way to instantaneous data and zero-commission trades. The cost to enter has been discounted, but the price to exit whole is still just as steep. You can make money in stocks. This Way to Wall St. guides new investors and semi-professionals over a swath of topics structured to educate and empower. If you desire to learn, are looking to increase your income streams, and have the ability to stomach some risk, you have a worthwhile journey ahead of you. This book will help you to approach the markets, navigate the atmosphere and examine the relationship between price and value with discernment. Becoming an investor is a journey of self-discovery. This Way to Wall St. educates and empowers investors to enter with an edge and exit with profits.

This Way to Wall St. is a roadmap.  A map is not the literal environment that it illustrates; it is a tool to help its user better navigate the actual terrain.  A traveler using a map is better equipped and in a substantially more preferable starting place than the one not using a reference guide.

This Way to Wall St. illustrates the markets, the methods of analyzing them, and how to go about managing yourself while navigating the industry and recognizing the participants.  It is organized, thoughtful, and designed with the intent of education and empowerment.

Mack Tuggle is a manager, investor, and author that lives with his wife and two sons in the foothills of the Cascades in Washington State. Mack has spent his entire life on the west coast, also living in Los Angeles, California, Vancouver, British Columbia, and the Willamette Valley in Central Oregon. He has been involved in the financial markets since 2009.