Stocks & Commodities V. 22:10 (117): Books For Traders by Technical Analysis, Inc. Analysing & Interpreting The Yield Curve (359 pages, $79.95 hardcover, 2004, ISBN 0470821256) by Moorad Choudhry, published by John Wiley & Sons. The yield curve is the defining indicator of the global debt capital markets, and understanding it is vital to the smooth running of the economy. All participants in the market, whether they are issuers of capital, investors, or banking intermediaries, have a need to estimate, interpret, and understand the yield curve. Fund managers who accurately predict the shape and direction of the curve will consistently outperform those who do not. This book offers an intuitive account of a technical subject, market approaches to enable evaluation of the current and expected shape of the curve, and an opportunity to understand the latest analytical techniques. It is a clear account of the topic written by an experienced practitioner. Other books in this review are: Advanced Swing Trading: Strategies To Predict, Identify, And Trade Future Market Swings by John Crane; Currency Overlay by Neil Record; Minding The Corporate Checkbook: A Manager's Guide To Successful Business Investments by Steven R. Kursh; The Options Trader Handbook: Strategies And Trade Adjustments by George Jabbour and Philip Budwick; Uncertainty And Expectation: Strategies For The Trading Of Risk by Gerald Ashley. |
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