The New Laws of the Stock Market Jungle

Description

In the woodland, there are little animals that move easily underneath the spooky pall of a moonless night, sneaking past thick vegetation, a confusion of risks and traps, and a threatening plot of hungry predators ready to jump on the powerless and the unwary. Instinctually, they remain sensitive to the dangers presented by the individuals who are greater, more grounded, or more savage than they are. In evident Darwinian style, they figure out how to endure and flourish, in spite of apparently poor chances. Why? Since like effective speculators in the present securities exchange, they comprehend the laws of the wilderness—just as the sights, sounds, and inconspicuous subtleties that signal threat and opportunity—and they act in like manner, capitalizing on their extraordinary individual qualities and developmental points of interest.