The United States economy has recently started to look up and look healthy. With statements from the Federal Reserve and the Federal Open Market Committee supporting such optimism, Americans are wondering just how fast the economy can fully recover and how reliable the stock market is as a thermometer of the nation’s economic temperature.

As an indicator of economic growth, the National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotations (NASDAQ) is also the gauge used by businessmen and stock traders to buy and sell in the financial market and to determine the condition of the economy. Many people – in the US and abroad – have been stung by the NASDAQ bug and have either met financial success or went bankrupt with their investments.

Author Yitzhak Y. Salomon understands the attraction to the stock market and he shares his fiscal experties in the self-published book, Is There Life Beyond the NASDAQ?: An Antidote to the Stock Market Blues.

Salomon, an analyst with a major Wall Street firm, supplies his readers with the perfect antidote to insulate oneself from the debilitating NASDAQ fever. His Xlibris published book takes a look at the recent roller coaster ride of the financial markets and how it has driven many people crazy. But the author presents a way to maintain one’s sanity and equilibrium in the precarious world of market upheavals.

Is There Life Beyond the NASDAQ? explains that there is potential for a meaningful life beyond the NASDAQ, as Salomon shares the lessons he learned from his life as a market analist.

With the upward trend of the US economy, this book is a timely must-read for anyone wanting to wade their way through the ebbs and flows of the stock market.

Is There Life Beyond the NASDAQ?: An Antidote to the Stock Market Blues is published by Xlibris.

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