Table of Contents

Acknowledgments. Introduction. Part I Measuring Investor Actions. 1 Clues from the Options Market. 2 Big Money on the Move. 3 Fast Money on the Move. 4 Follow the Money: Cash, Debt, and Shorts. 5 Too Far, Too Fast. 6 Relative Value. Part II Considering the Human Element. 7 Sentiment Surveys. 8 Analyzing the Analysts. 9 Reporting the Financial News, Gauging the Investor's Psyche. 10 Sitting and Watching. Part III Following the Smart Money. 11 The Insiders. 12 Looking to the Futures. 13 Giving Credit to the Bond Market. 14 Money In, Money Out (IPOs, Secondaries, Mergers, Buybacks, and Dividends). 15 Tracking the Trailblazers. Conclusion. Notes. Index.

About the Author

Richard Sipley, CFA is a senior portfolio manager at Boston Private Bank & Trust Company where he manages investment portfolios for both individuals and institutions. Sipley has more than 14 years of experience as a senior portfolio manager. He holds an MBA with concentrations in finance and economics from the Kellogg School of Business at Northwestern University. He earned his Certified Financial Analyst (CFA) charter in 1998. He lives in Andover, Massachusetts