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The second best I would recommend is John P. Kotter on What Leaders Really Do My third recommendation is The Effective Executive by Peter F. Drucker Bennis and Kotter are considered the two leading authorities on leadership.

The best book on leadership is Leaders : Strategies for Taking Charge by Warren G. Bennis, Burt Nanus

The latest issue of Fortune has an article about female traders in hedge fund which says there are very few Hedge Funds: Where the Girls Aren't The results-driven hedge fund business should be a meritocracy, but it's still a boys' club. A report from the front lines of one of the toughest...

Latest William O'neil book has a list of leaders from past.

CANSLIM method championed by Investors Business daily does this.

Stocks will end higher tomorrow because market do not go down in straight line. There are hundreds of big money systems which get triggered when market declines three days in a row. Today the market has not closed so lets see what happens, might end up in green.

It depends on what you want to backtest. Look at Businessweek scanner it gives you ability to backtest. Value Line is one database with past financial. Reuters also has scanner with financial information. But it does not backtest but you can have a look at their canned scans using financial...

http://www2.barchart.com/default.asp If you look at links on left on that page it will give you point movers, volume movers, percent movers. It also gives delayed intra day movers.

Free http://www2.barchart.com/default.asp

http://www.zacks.com/research/earnings/index.php

A tale of two times posting by original thread starter http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&postid=863708#post863708

If there are forthcoming it will show. it only shows listed stocks, many times stocks which do reverse split are on BB and then they reverse split and come back for listings.

Yahoo has this information. http://biz.yahoo.com/c/s.html

Unless you want to burn money, you should not try this as small investor. Smaller players are at a disadvantage here: The value of the bonds depends not only on their seniority but also on which creditors end up controlling the reorganization. Better invest in a mutual fund that practices...

That decision is handled through creditor committee. Most vulture investors build significant stake to be on creditor committee influence the allocation decision. At what price is the new equity issued matters and what happens after it comes out of bankruptcy decides return.

In a bankruptcy, unsecured debt holders typically receive equity in the reorganized company in exchange for their bonds. Historicaly owning stub equity in a lot of defaulted debt has had some tremendous returns within six months to a year of coming out of default. KMART was one recent example.

According to The Times magazine story some time back his net worth was around 50 million. 10 million is his holdings worth in thestreet.com out of that.

That is CNBC rule nothing to do with SEC. It is also thestreet.com rule for journalist working with them.

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