"By
providing smart guidance during the financial crisis,
the nation’s best advisors proved their mettle."
Barron's 2010
In 2010, 2011 and 2012 Barron's Magazine lists David Mallach as one of
the top one thousand advisors in the United States. On
this site you can purchase his books.
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►“A
powerful novel by a Wall Street insider.
A must read for
anyone involved in stocks and the market.”
-- Maribel Suarez,
Investment Associates, June 27, 2002 In this
first offering of financial thrillers, author David
Mallach introduces Johnny Long, the man with the
financial knowledge, the man who develops investment
strategies and makes them available to the Everyman, the
man who sees the true risks and rewards behind
everything. From the outset, Johnny must make choices –
hard choices – in a world of high-stakes investing and
intrigue in which choosing wisely means a life of
purpose and choosing poorly means unaccomplished dreams.
In this
novel, Johnny shows that “money is nothing in itself.”
Rather, it is what we do with wealth that brings meaning
to a life well lived. Here begins the relationship as
Johnny meets Austin Montgomery, a college student cut
adrift and ill prepared for a world in which he has no
family, no money, and no mentor. Together, Johnny and
Austin accept a challenge in which they stand to win
millions… or lose everything in the process. Failure is
not an option; unfortunately, it is a distinct
possibility. Together they must follow a path between
temptation and virtue without knowing where they may
eventually wind up.
Dancing
with the Analysts is sure to entertain as well as
educate. Beginning investors receive a crash course in
portfolio management intricately wrapped in a
sophisticated story.
This book is a work
of fiction. Therefore, it should not be assumed by any reader
that any specific investment or investment strategy made
reference to in this book will be either profitable or equal
historical or anticipated performance levels. It should also not
be assumed that the performance of any specific investment style
or sector will be either profitable or equal its corresponding
historical index benchmark. Finally, different types of
investments involve varying degrees of risk, and there can be no
assurance that any specific investment or investment strategy
made reference to in this book will be suitable or otherwise
appropriate for an individual’s investment portfolio. To the
extent that readers have any questions regarding the suitability
of any specific investment or investment strategy made reference
to in this book for their individual investment(s) or financial
situation, they are encouraged to consult with the investment
professional of their choosing.