Review
“Having followed the market for many years, I have no doubt that those who read this book become better investors.” — Stanley Druckenmiler, General Partner, Duquesne Capital, one of the best performing global hedge funds of the last 20 years
George Muzea’s concept of “The Vital Few vs. The Trivial Many” is described in easy to understand language and clarity. Chapters dealing with these well developed strategies are analogous to George’s dynamic and hig…
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This is a concise, intuitive well written book. Building on the premise of the 80/20 rule (that 20% of the people make 80% of the impact in business), Muzea shows how watching what the insiders are doing with their own hard earned dollars versus what they are saying is the key to making money in the market. That, and timing buying and selling decisions to natural cycles in the market, which he also explains. Someone else would have puffed this into a 400 page book with inane charts and other hoopla. This guy says what he has to say in 80 pages and moves on. Based on firsthand experience seeing management insiders in action, the theory is sound.
I’m a real novice in the financial world, not because of age but simply because I never had money to invest. Then my parents left me with a wonderful portfolio that I didn’t know how to manage. I pretty much left it alone and watched it decline during 2002. But luckily for me, I met George Muzea and read his book. His words made me feel that following the stock market did not have to be viewed as a foreboding experience. Reading his book gave me the confidence to become a more knowledgeable investor. But it wasn’t only Mr. Muzea’s financial advice that gave me that confidence; it was the sense of his integrity that I garnered about him from the personal experiences he shared in his book. He is a successful financial advisor because of who he is as a man. He takes people, life and its many adventures seriously, deferring to how people like me invest their hard earned money. His heart, as well as his financial wisdom, pervades this book.
-Carol Murphy
English teacher
Sage Ridge, School
The Vital Few Vs. The Trivial Many by investment expert George Muzea (President of Muzea Insider Consulting Services) is an advisory guide written specially for novice investor, and has a great deal to offer even the more experienced stock market investor seeking to maximize returns in a time of extreme market volatility. Presenting common mistakes to be avoided; tips, tricks, and techniques for learning when to buy stocks and when to pass on the volatile market; specialized wisdom for short sellers and investors who buy stock bottoms, The Vital Few Vs. The Trivial Many is recommended reading for dedicated investors determined to learn all they can before putting their hard-earned dollars on the line.