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To make real money in the stock market you have to act like a sleuth.It's not enough to rely on SEC files, annual reports, and press releases. To uncover the most lucrative investments, you must dig beneath the printed surface of public information and sleuth for physical evidence. This is the only way to reveal the actual truth about a company's real value-and its future.Investing expert Avner Mandelman honed this highly effective, money-sleuthing approach at his investment firm, Giraffe Capital Corporation. Now, in The Sleuth Investor, he shares his proven intelligence-gathering methods for obtaining exclusive information even before industry insiders do-and using it to gain a decisive edge in buying and selling stock.Through step-by-step guidance and illustrative examples, Mandelman demonstrates how you can track the four physical elements of a company: People (employees, customers, suppliers), Product (inventory, the product's physical movement, competing products), Plant (production facilities, offices), and Periphery (physical surroundings, community, the economic eco-chain). Obtaining physical clues gives you the ability to anticipate key company developments, such as imminent high growth, a coming disaster you can short profitably, and new product launches.Using Mandelman's strategies and techniques, you'll learn how to:Follow the physical movement of a product, either directly or indirectly, and connect it to financial resultsObtain exclusive information from low-level employees to make nearly sure betsCollect information from a company's clients and suppliers-and use it to make lucrative investmentsIntegrate legal precautions into your sleuthingThe amount of “foolish” money available to be taken by money sleuthing is enormous. Become a sleuth yourself by following the methods in The Sleuth Investor and you'll be making more money than ever before-perhaps even a fortune.

"Mandelman . . . cast s] the often grim news from the Middle East in a newly revealing and humanizing light."--Jim Bartley, "The Globe and Mail" (Toronto)The Israeli-Palestinian conflict has shaped the consciousness of a generation, but never before has it been brought to life in such vivid and telling prose. Part Tim O'Brien and part Bernard Malamud, Avner Mandelman's "Talking to the Enemy" ranges from boisterously entertaining tales of domestic squabbles to dark narratives from disillusioned soldiers. Awarded the Jewish Book Award when it was published in Canada and supplemented with recent stories, "Talking to the Enemy" is the powerful American debut of an international favorite."Pity" draws the reader through the descending layers of horror of an Israeli soldier who is party to an assassination attempt gone terribly wrong. In "Terror" a man recalls a traumatic childhood incident that taught him family comes first--before justice, before fear. On a lighter note, "Mish-Mash" is a comical tornado set off when a winning lottery ticket is discovered in a less-than-conventional family, best described as "Sholem Aleichem writes "Peyton Place" on speed" ("Montreal Gazette"). Underneath their often brash exteriors, Mandelman's characters search for reconciliation and fulfillment in a land where conflict is a part of everyday life.Born in Israel in 1947, Avner Mandelman has for four decades split his time between Paris, California and Canada. His stories have been widely published throughout Israel and North America, including in "Best American Short Stories" and the Pushcart Prize anthology.

"Mandelman's stories veer from heartbreaking to hilarious, and all of them depict Israel's desperate fragility and the horrific lengths to which its citizens must go to survive."--"New York Times Book Review" (Editors' Choice)" Mandelman] is a cruder writer than Nathan Englander or David Bezmozgis or Todd Hasak-Lowy....But Mandelman 's material is richer, and he tells it with more urgency."--"New York Magazine""Complicates the underside of Israeli culture, teasing out the roots of violence and prejudice in this alternately dark and humorous collection . . . With these agile, vernacular stories, Mandelman takes a clear-sighted yet empathetic view of a fraught nation."--"Publishers Weekly"A New York Times Editor's Choice, winner of the I.J. Siegal Award for fiction, and featuring Best American Short Stories winners, Talking to the Enemy is an unforgettable collection of stories that "matters matters because it refuses to be easy" --"Jerusalem Post."Born in Israel in 1947, Avner Mandelman served in the Israeli Air Force during the Six Day War and has for four decades split his time between Paris, California, and Canada. Mandelman's stories have appeared in "Best American Short Stories "(1995), "The Journey Prize Stories "(Canada, 2003), and the "Pushcart Prize XX "(1996).

Some information cannot be contained in ink and blips and must always remain physical. This has been found in science, but also applies to investing, where it provides big advantage to investors who investigate companies physically ("sleuthing.")In this book (a follow up on his first), seasoned investing expert Avner Mandelman, relying on recent findings in AI and the latest Nobel Prize winning research, presents case-studies and sleuthing techniques to help the reader take the money of those who haven't read the book.In these studies, written in an engaging style, you will learn from: Chess-playing computers, how a chess-inspired formula picks the best stocks to sleuthTop intel operatives, how to get informers to open upTop Generals, how to discern winner CEOs from mediocre onesQuantum physicists, how to go beyond public data and create your ownBrain and AI scientists, how to access the "dark info" inside your own brainTop athletes and top-gun pilots, how to train to win.

Some information cannot be contained in ink and blips and must always remain physical. This has been found in science, but also applies to investing, where it provides big advantage to investors who investigate companies physically ("sleuthing.")In this book (a follow up on his first), seasoned investing expert Avner Mandelman, relying on recent findings in AI and the latest Nobel Prize winning research, presents case-studies and sleuthing techniques to help the reader take the money of those who haven't read the book.In these studies, written in an engaging style, you will learn from: Chess-playing computers, how a chess-inspired formula picks the best stocks to sleuthTop intel operatives, how to get informers to open upTop Generals, how to discern winner CEOs from mediocre onesQuantum physicists, how to go beyond public data and create your ownBrain and AI scientists, how to access the "dark info" inside your own brainTop athletes and top-gun pilots, how to train to win.