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Sunday, February 27, 2011
How Charts Can Help You in the Stock Market by William L. Jiler
How Charts Can Help You in the Stock Market
by William L. Jiler
Book Description: Commodity Research Publications Corp., New York, 1962. Hardcover. 1st Edition. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. Hardcover, Red cloth with gilt lettering to spine and embossed lettering to cover. 1962, Stated First Printing, First Edition.
Book Condition: Very Good, slight shelf wear to edges, corners and spine extremes. Slightest small marks (less then 1/8") to front end papers (barely noticeable), back end papers are clean. Text is clean and free of marks, slightest hint of age toning but appropriate to the age of this title.
Dust Jacket Condition: Fair, (in mylar), some age toning apparent and some tears at edges, spine extremes and corners. Not price clipped.
Contents: Chapter 1. A Tool for Investors. 2. Trends. 3. Support and Resistance. 4. Head and Shoulders. 5. Double Tops and Double Bottoms. 6. Line and Saucer Formations. 7. V Formations. 8. The Measured Move. 9. The Coil (Or Triangle) 10. Continuation Patterns. 11. Reversal Days, Gaps, Islands 12. The Trap. 13. The Market Averages. 14. More Indicators. 15. The "200 Day Moving Average." 16. Profits. 17 Pitfalls--and Profits. -- Considering this was written back in 1962 (the year I was born and about 20 years away from having access to computer generated charts), this book does a great job at explaining and illustrating the most common and reliable chart patterns. With 63 chart illustrations Jiler does a great job showing the reader optimum entry and exit points. Additionally Jiler also explains some of the crowd psychology behind the patterns which can give a trader a better understanding of WHY these patterns tend to work more often then not. One of the better books on technical analysis written in the 60's. 202 pages, illustrated, indexed. First Edition, First Printing in Very Good Condition, Collectible.
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