James H. Sibbet
Book Description: Sibbet Publishing Company, Pasadena, 1969. Soft cover. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. Softcover, Trade Paperback, Textured Tan wrappers with black lettering to cover, 1969. Transcription of the seminar at the Embassy Auditorium - Given by James H. Sibbet on September 14, 1966, 7.5 x 1.5 in. tab laid-in to page 7 shows exponential increase in National Debt,
Book Condition: Good, light shelf wear to edges, corners and spine, previous owner name in blue pen to front endpapers, blue pen underlining to Preface, but no underlining to main text. (note: the publisher has used black underlining to highlight important points), no dust jacket,
Contents: Very scarce title by James H. Sibbet who is most noted for being the first to quantify contrary opinion and trade based on that data. This book is a transcript of a seminar he held in September 1966 on how to profit from inflation. He notes that the reader should first read his book "Mortgages and Bonds Are in Jeopardy" to first understand what inflation is and it's causes and cures. The function of this seminar (book) is to take up where others leave off and explain how to ride the inflation elevator three times or more so as to parlay your profits into a fortune by shrewdly switching from one leveraged inflation hedge to another at the proper times. Highly Recommended. Extremely Scarce Title by James H. Sibbet who also ran an advisory service called "Market Vane" in the 1960's referenced in books such as Alexander Elders' "Trading for a Living." - 85 pages + Appendix. (We also have a 1967 First Edition of this title in Very Good Condition available for sale on HERE)
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James H. Sibbet circa 1967
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