http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/offer-listing/1556231040//103-2652439-0920644?condition=all
Hi,
Try the above link. Bookstore is called Amazon. I don't think you will be able to get this book brand new but there are some sellers ob this site offering the book for about $7.
Hope this helps
Hi,
Try the above link. Bookstore is called Amazon. I don't think you will be able to get this book brand new but there are some sellers ob this site offering the book for about $7.
Hope this helps
Grant said:
Grant,
I've ordered loads of things from the US, spreadbetting is a bigger market over there and there sems to be more info.
Have always paid with my credit card and had no problems. Exchange rate is about 1.8 at moment so will cost you about a fiver for the book.
If you spend over a certain amount too, they don't charge delivery so it may still be worth taking a look.
Why dont you try amazon in the UK - not sure if they could get it for you too - www.amazon.co.uk
I've ordered loads of things from the US, spreadbetting is a bigger market over there and there sems to be more info.
Have always paid with my credit card and had no problems. Exchange rate is about 1.8 at moment so will cost you about a fiver for the book.
If you spend over a certain amount too, they don't charge delivery so it may still be worth taking a look.
Why dont you try amazon in the UK - not sure if they could get it for you too - www.amazon.co.uk
Grant said:
Academic or maverick
Mokwit,
Fabozzi is familiar to me through his work on fixed income - excellent books but hardly bed-time reading. However, academics do have a degree of credibility and (hopefully) a reasonble basis for their works.
And it is academics who have contributed most to the advancement of financial theory and practise. The majority of the highest regarded practitioners in the US also hold academic posts.
An excellent book both entertaining and witty is, Principles & Corporate FInance by Brealy & Myers. Despite its accountantant appealing title it is probably one the most lucid treatments of financial markets - fixed income, derivatives, foreign exchange.
Many works may be perceived as dull but are actually interesting - and if it's interesting, it's entertaining, I suppose.
If you're interested in options, look at the attached pdf file (four pages) - "How I Helped To Make Fischer Black Wealthier". I find this quite funny/entertaining and informative.
In the final analysis, Mokwit, "Dull(ness)" is preferable to ******** written by a maverick (******** written by an academic - that's another question).
Mokwit,
Fabozzi is familiar to me through his work on fixed income - excellent books but hardly bed-time reading. However, academics do have a degree of credibility and (hopefully) a reasonble basis for their works.
And it is academics who have contributed most to the advancement of financial theory and practise. The majority of the highest regarded practitioners in the US also hold academic posts.
An excellent book both entertaining and witty is, Principles & Corporate FInance by Brealy & Myers. Despite its accountantant appealing title it is probably one the most lucid treatments of financial markets - fixed income, derivatives, foreign exchange.
Many works may be perceived as dull but are actually interesting - and if it's interesting, it's entertaining, I suppose.
If you're interested in options, look at the attached pdf file (four pages) - "How I Helped To Make Fischer Black Wealthier". I find this quite funny/entertaining and informative.
In the final analysis, Mokwit, "Dull(ness)" is preferable to ******** written by a maverick (******** written by an academic - that's another question).
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Grant,
Just had a look on www.abe.com for you. I don't know anything about this book, but they've got 31 copies available, 1 in Cyprus, 1 in Germany and the others in the USA. If you really want it I'd check them out (it's basically a central database of second hand books if you haven't heard of them before).
Tim
Just had a look on www.abe.com for you. I don't know anything about this book, but they've got 31 copies available, 1 in Cyprus, 1 in Germany and the others in the USA. If you really want it I'd check them out (it's basically a central database of second hand books if you haven't heard of them before).
Tim
