The Relative Strength Concept of Common Stock Price Forecasting

The Relative Strength Concept of Common Stock Price Forecasting, an evaluation of selected applications of stock market timing techniques, trading tactics, and trend analysis
by Robert A. Levy

Book Description: Investors Intelligence, Inc., Larchmont, NY, 1968. Hardcover. 1st Edition. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. Hardcover, Blue cloth boards with gilt title to cover and spine, top edge blue, numerous charts, graphs, table and diagrams, First Edition, 1968.

Book Condition: Very Good, slightest shelfwear, corners gently bumped, back cover, top edge slightly dust dulled, previous owner name in black ink to front endpapers, spine slightly cocked (1/32"), binding tight, slight tanning to endpapers, pages and text block, otherwise clean and free of marks,

Dust Jacket Condition: Good, extremely tanned, moderate soil to covers and spine, some dampstaining to spine, 1/2" x 1/2" tear to top of spine (see photos), price intact (NOT price clipped)

Contents: Acknowledgments, Introduction, Issues and Problems, The Theory of Random Walk: A Preview, Technical Stock Market Analysis, Conceptual Reasoning vs. Empirical Evidence, Research Methodology - Security Analysis and the Computer, Value and Importance, Format, Chapter 1: Technical vs. Fundamental Analysis, Chapter 2. The Theory of Random Walks, Chapter 3: Construction of the Data File, Chapter 4: Selecting a Frame of Reference, Chapter 5: Relative Strength as a Criterion for Investment Selection, Chapter 6: Cast Out Models: The Principle of Portfolio Upgrading, Chapter 7: Variable Ratio Formula Plan Models, Chapter 8: Some Suggested Models for Portfolio Management, Chapter 9: Summary and Conclusions, Appendices, Bibliography. -- end. Early First Edition title on Relative Strength by Levy, 318 pages, Collectible.

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Robert A. Levy circa 1968