Monster Stocks: How They Set Up, Run Up, Top-- & Make You Money

Business & Economics

Monster Stocks by market historian John Boik unpacks the life cycle of the market’s biggest winners, showing traders exactly how these rare movers set up, accelerate, and finally top out. This 2008 McGraw-Hill hardcover distills decades of data into a brisk 256-page game plan for spotting the next super-performer before it breaks out.

Ideal for investors who study stock charts and market history, the book pairs classic Dow-era examples with modern templates, giving readers repeatable criteria for entry, add-on points, and exit signals. Boik’s clear, example-rich style keeps technical analysis approachable, whether you’re fine-tuning a growth portfolio or hunting the next ten-bagger.

This very-good copy from a smoke-free home arrives with clean pages, tight binding, and the original jacket, ready for quick reference on your trading desk. No inscriptions, no remainder marks—just a crisp, ready-to-read guide to Monster Stocks and the money they can make.