Jim Cramer's Mad Money: Watch TV, Get Rich134 reviews James J. Cramer Simon & Schuster, 2006 BUY BUY BUY this book + I own every book of this Authors and can tell you he's one of the best! + Jim Cramer's Mad Money Watch TV Get Rich A great follow-up by Jim Cramer to his book "Real Money." In "Real Money" (read that one first), Jim explains some of the basic ideas you can use to stay slightly ahead of the market. Jim often says (in his books and on TV) that he doesn't believe in a pure "buy and hold" strategy, but rather ...             How To Make Money In Stocks: A Winning System in Good Times or Bad, 3rd Edition216 reviews William J. O'Neil McGraw-Hill, 2002 A Goldmine of Stock Investing Ideas! + Classic + What this book is about + Useful And Valuable Information.             Trump 101: The Way to Success18 reviews Donald J. Trump Wiley, 2006 A Little Gem of Practical Advice + Learn from the Master about Success + Best "personal approach to business book" I've ever read. 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I found Smith's second Assertiveness book, "Yes, I can so no" and I loved that too. But that book is out of print and hard to find. Most of the information from "Yes, I can say no", however, may be found in Vol II. That is why ...             The 7 Irrefutable Rules of Small Business Growth9 reviews Steven S. Little Wiley, 2005 Has a great message for wanta-be entrepreneurs to read and hear. + Excellent business book! + Down to Earth. easy to use information I'm a SCORE counselor and the mission of SCORE is to help wanta-be entrepreneurs and actual small business owners either successfully start a business or maintain/grow an existing business. Typically "clients" come in to the face-to-face counseling sessions with questions, lots of questions. If the ...             Trump: The Art of the Deal85 reviews Donald J. 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I am using many of the principles in this book, and can already see them ...