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The Collapse of the Dollar and How to Profit from It: Make a Fortune by Investing in Gold and Other Hard ...

45 reviews
James Turk, John Rubino

Doubleday Business, 2008

This book has been a big help to me
I bought the book when it first came out. More importantly, I ACTED on the book's advice. I bought gold, silver, Goldcorp(GG) and a lot more. Goldcorp was selling for about $12 per share at the time. Gold hadn't gone beyond about $430 per ounce. The dollar was trading much higher than it is now. Goldcorp is now at about $40 per share. Gold is near $950 per ounce. Silver is at $18 per ounce. ...

The Service Profit Chain

6 reviews
James L. Heskett, W. Earl Sasser, ...

Free Press, 1997

A Mandatory Reading for All Service Industry Executives
In "The Service Profit Chain," the author uses extensive case studies and empirical data to demonstrate how successful companies can achieve customer satisfaction, employee satisfaction, and at the same time, profit and customer growth. Too many companies are focused on the next quarterly earnings release that they don't ever see the lifetime value of their customers. Finally, managers at ...

Government and Not-for-Profit Accounting: Concepts and Practices
Michael H. Granof

Wiley, 2007

Get hands-on, practical experience with Tyler Technologies software and the comprehensive annual financial report (CAFR) of Austin, Texas. The CD-ROM contains an education version of state-of-the-art General Ledger and GASB 34 fund accounting and reporting software designed by Tyler Technologies, Inc. (www.tylerworks.com) as well as an annual report related to a continuing problem in the text. The professional government accounting ...

Profit from the Peak: The End of Oil and the Greatest Investment Event of the Century (Angel Series)

20 reviews
Brian Hicks, Chris Nelder

Wiley, 2008

Well researched yet very readable
Most of time while reading this book I was thinking, "Why didn't I know that?" I would recommend this well written and easy-to-understand book to everyone who wants to gain a broad understanding about what is going on with energy and oil. The target market appears to be the intelligent layman with helpful hints on how your investing strategy might benefit. Suddenly, when watching the talking ...

Appetite for Profit: How the Food Industry Undermines Our Health and How to Fight Back

16 reviews
Michele Simon

Nation Books, 2006

A great resource for those who want to protect themselves and their families
This book will teach you how to spot the PR, how to not be fooled, and how to organize, for example, to improve school food. The government and large corporations have a lot of big bucks at stake. They do not care about your health. They care about profits. This is true in all business. So you, the consumer, must learn what is hype (PR) and what is real. You need to protect yourself and your ...

Poisoned Profits: The Toxic Assault on Our Children

5 reviews
Philip Shabecoff, Alice Shabecoff

Random House, 2008

Well Researched
Poisoned Profits: The Toxic Assault on Our Children, by Philip and Alice Shabecoff, examines the correlation between the rise of childhood illnesses and industrial and environmental pollution over the past half century. The authors use their expertise--he as a reporter for The New York Times and she as a freelance journalist--to present solid evidence that industry is harming our environment ...

Common Stocks and Uncommon Profits and Other Writings (Wiley Investment Classics)

53 reviews
Philip A. Fisher

Wiley, 2003

Great Book for Long-term Investors
This book makes me want to finish up any other project I'm currently working on so I can spend my free time finding good investments. Excellent book, not to mention it's recommended by Warren Buffett. I was disappointed, however, that there wasn't an Unabridged Audio CD version. And the reader of the abridged audio CD is rather boring, but overall I'm very glad I found this book.

Not-for-Profit Accounting Made Easy

7 reviews
Warren Ruppel

Wiley, 2007

Better than college textbooks
The author wrote this book assuming that non-financial people need to understand accounting, making this easy to read and understandable. Having gone through a college course on accounting, and being forced to use three other books (which were also worthless), I only wished I read this book first. Although it's designed for not-for-profit organizations, it explains the differences with for-profit ...

Crash Proof: How to Profit From the Coming Economic Collapse (Lynn Sonberg Books)

247 reviews
Peter D. Schiff, John Downes

Wiley, 2007

Crash Proof
This is an excellent book. It is very easy to understand and explains what is happening with the economy and how to protect your money. I believe it is a necessity in these troubled times. Shera RAel

Fashion For Profit

7 reviews
Frances J. Harder

Harder Publications, 2006

BUY!! This book is a LIFESAVER!
This book is a life saver! If you have ANY questions about starting your own line...BUY THIS BOOK! It covers everything from A to Z but with precise detail. The appendixes show great examples of different forms and documents that you would need in order to be successful. Most of the other fashion books are too basic and lacking in detail, but this book definitely delivers. It beats all my other ...

Profit From the Core : Growth Strategy in an Era of Turbulence

27 reviews
Chris Zook, James Allen

Harvard Business School Press, 2001

Compelling guide to management
This book is a classic in the genre of popular business strategy. Chris Zook and James Allen outline a compelling case for focusing your company on one or two core businesses, and expanding - with discipline - from that core into adjacent businesses. They base their prescription on a 10-year study of more than 2,000 companies. Their presentation is clear and logical; it sweeps the reader along. ...

Publishing for Profit: Successful Bottom-Line Management for Book Publishers

19 reviews
Thomas Woll

Chicago Review Press, 2006

The Inside Scoop on Publishing as a Business Not a Hobby
For many people publishing is a hobby. It's about producing an art object, a labor of love, perhaps an ego trip. But if you don't want to have a lot printed paper hanging around your warehouse, you'd better learn that publishing is a business. Once again, it's a business, and like any other there are rules. Of course the IRS establishes the underground rules of any business in the United ...

Points for Profit: The Essential Guide to Practice Success for Acupuncturists

4 reviews
Honora Wolfe, Eric Strand, ...

Blue Poppy Press, 2004

Creates a complete picture of running a practice
From Acupuncture Today, July, 2004, Volume 05, Issue 07 By Gregg St. Clair, LAc Most of us practicing acupuncture and Oriental medicine are excited about what we do. Helping others, performing acupuncture, using herbs, working with the mind, body and spirit, and giving hope are some of the reasons we get into the profession. Unfortunately, we are not always the greatest bunch when it comes ...

Financial and Accounting Guide for Not-for-Profit Organizations, 2008 Cumulative Supplement (Financial and ...

5 reviews
Malvern J., Jr., CPA Gross, John H., CPA McCarthy, ...

Wiley, 2008

Comprehensive
This is a fantastic resource for accountants entering into not-for-profit organizations for the first time or to review further for accountants wanting more clarity in their current management positions. This book covers everything and has excellent sections on accounting and reporting guidelines for the many entity types of not-for-profit organizations. Also has a chapter covering entities on ...

Profit by Investing in Real Estate Tax Liens: Earn Safe, Secured, and Fixed Returns Every Time

32 reviews
Larry Loftis

Kaplan Publishing, 2007

Great Information
This book had some really good information. It is well written by someone who has spent a lot of time buying tax liens. The author does not give any false hopes and is very realistic about what to expect.

Pet Sitting for Profit

21 reviews
Patti J. Moran

Howell Book House, 2006

Great book
If your looking for great advice on all aspects of the pet sitting biz, this is the book to buy!

How to Print T-Shirts for Fun and Profit

23 reviews
Scott Fresener and Pat Fresener

ST Media Group International Inc., 2008

Print T Shirts For Fun & Profit
A brilliant book with all the how-tos required by a budding home-business owner and it shows you how to easily print teeshirts for fun and profit just like the title promises. Can't recommend this book highly enough.

How to Profit from the Coming Real Estate Bust: Money-Making Strategies for the End of the Housing Bubble

28 reviews
John Rubino

Rodale Books, 2003

Advice Taken
Two years ago I purchased Mr. Rubino's book. Back then the housing bubble was a seldom-discussed topic. For me, the information and advice made absolute sense. We sold our 5 acre property in Oregon and moved to be close to the kids. We are debt-free, have money in the bank, and will rent until the insanely high house prices decline to a reasonable level. Thank you Mr. Rubino. I could not be ...

Fast Profits in Hard Times: 10 Secret Strategies to Make You Rich in an Up or Down Economy

4 reviews
Jordan E. Goodman

Business Plus, 2008

New Helpful Business Strategy Book
This new book comes at an excellent time, given the volatility uncertainty, and unpredictability of the stock market.It is clearly written, easy to understand, and offers very useful and practical strategies for weathering the financial turbulence of today.

Essentials of Accounting for Governmental and Not-for-Profit Organizations

12 reviews
Paul A. Copley

McGraw-Hill/Irwin, 2007

Needed For BSB?Acc
This book is great. It has helped me to understand government accounting as never seen before. The examples and tables help in understanding the subject of the chapter being studyed. I would recommend this book for any student in regular college or on-line study.

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