The Richard D. Wyckoff Method of Trading and Investing in Stocks: A Course of Instruction in Stock Market Science and Technique
by Richard D. Wyckoff
Book Description: Wyckoff Associates, Inc., New York, 1937. No Binding. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. REPRINT, Loose Pages 8.5 x 11 in. standard white paper with black text, no binding, PHOTOCOPY REPRINT of the Original Document published in 1944. (Copyright 1931, 1932, 1933 by Richard D. Wyckoff, Copyright 1934 by Richard D. Wyckoff, Inc., Copyright 1936-1937 and 1944 by Wyckoff Associates, Inc.) 400 pp.
Book Condition: Very Good scan and print of the original document, some charts that were originally "white lines and text over black background" are a bit difficult to read, but should suffice for the purpose the author intended, all text is clear and legible.
Contents: How to Proceed, Foreword, Basic Law, Judging the Market by its Own Action, Forms of Charts, Buying and Selling Waves, Chart Records, Determining the Trend of the Market - Composite Averages, Comparing Strength and Weakness - Group Averages, How a Campaign is Conducted - Individual Chart Studies Part 1, How the Operator's Intentions May Be Detected - Chart Studies II, Figure Charts - Individual Chart Studies Part III, Figure Charts - Individual Chart Studies Part IV, Figure Charts - NY Times Average - Chart Studies Part V, Market Technique - Volume Studies, Significance of Trend Lines, Vertical Line Charts - Chart Studies Part VI, Vertical Line Charts - Chart Studies Part VII, Selecting the Best Stocks - Position Sheet - Barometer, How to Determine the Position of an Individual Stock, Buying and Selling Test, Refinements, The Wave Chart, Stop Orders - How to Handle Them, General Instructions - Cautionary Suggestions, Market Philosophy - Cautionary Suggestions (continued), Addenda -- end. 400 pages.
Summary: EXTREMELY SCARCE TRADING COURSE from Wyckoff written in the early 1930s (Wyckoff died in 1934). The course has stood the test of time. This is a very difficult title to find even in reprint form. Originals, if you can find one, are 5 figures. Wyckoff was a very disciplined trader and this course reflects his focus, tenacity and attention to detail.
Bookseller Note: There seems to be some debate and confusion on different versions of this title and their publication dates. The title page on THIS version shows copyright dates from 1931 to 1944 (see title page photo), most of the individual pages have copyright dates of 1931 AND 1937. Unfortunately I can not speak to the reason behind the dates, but have done my best to present the data exactly as it appears on the documents themselves. We've included a complete Table of Contents (see photo or text above), so you can confirm whether this is the version you're looking for or not. This reprint version is the same one that was originally sold through The Investment Centre Bookstore in Los Angeles in the 1970s and 80s. 400 pages. Highly Collectible Reprint.
Status: Now available in Hardback addition here.
A partial listing of Alanpuri Trading's Private Book Collection, many available for sale. Titles include topics on Technical Analysis, Fundamental Analysis, Business, Economics, Trading Systems (some extremely rare), Monetary Policy, Gold, Futures, Options, Bonds, Asset Bubbles, Trading Psychology, Fibonacci, Banking, Financial Astrology, Gann Theory, Numerology, Wall Street and many other subjects related to successfully trading the financial markets. Additional titles are added every week.
Wednesday, February 29, 2012
The Secret Sexual Life of the Stock Market
The Secret Sexual Life of the Stock Market
by Spencer Fleming (aka: C.M. Flumiani)
Book Description: The Library of Wall Street, Albuquerque, NM, 1970. No Binding. C.M. Flumiani (illustrator). 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. REPRINT, Loose pages 8.5 x 11 in., standard white paper with black text, PHOTOCOPY REPRINT of the Original published in 1970. Color Reprint of cover (Yellow, Black, White) provided, numerous scribbled illustrations by Flumiani, 31 pp. Written by Carlo Maria Flumiani under the pseudonym, "Spencer Fleming." Extremely Scarce Title, we're aware of only two copies in North America and we were lucky enough to obtain a photocopy of the first edition, first printing.
Book Condition: Very good, excellent reproduction of original, graphics and text clean and sharp, no binding, loose pages only, no binding, pagination is funky, (as expected with Flumiani titles) as the first chapter starts at page 9 even though it's 6 pages in from the front cover, guaranteed complete facsimile of original.
Contents: Chapter 1. Man The Barbarian, 2. The Tyranny of the Emotions, 3. Love and Power, 4. Indifference, Donation & Possession, 5. The Intima & Perversions, 6. Exaggerations and Perversions, 7. Self-Destruction, Life & Sex, 8. Ignorance, Success & Failure, 9. The Stock Market Advances, 10. The Stock Market Declines, 11. The Reclining Positions, 12. The Law of the Extremes, 13. Moronic Beatitudes & Destructive Dejections, 14. Duality: the Double Contrary & the Concordant Action, 15. Sex-for-Pleasure and Sex-for-Procreation, 16. The Rapidity of the Action, 17. Perfection and Imperfection, 18. The Orgasm as a Vaticinatory Experience. -- end. 31 pp.
Summary: This 1970 title, published a year after the summer of love, is Flumiani at his eccentric best. The awkward prose and skewed perspectives Flumiani had on the markets in the 60's and 70's are now a welcome diversion to what is otherwise a generally straight jacketed approach by other authors to explain stock market price movement. The Secret Sexual Life of the Stock Market is probably the most entertaining of the Flumiani Collection, and in my opinion actually one of his most coherent. This was the first book Flumiani authored as Fleming, the 2nd was "The Failure of the American Democracy," in 1973, and at least one more in 1977. We thank very much the Collector that was kind enough to let us make this available for more to enjoy. PHOTOCOPY REPRINT of Original, Extremely Scarce, Collectible.
Status: This version no longer available, click here for updated softcover reprint
by Spencer Fleming (aka: C.M. Flumiani)
Book Description: The Library of Wall Street, Albuquerque, NM, 1970. No Binding. C.M. Flumiani (illustrator). 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. REPRINT, Loose pages 8.5 x 11 in., standard white paper with black text, PHOTOCOPY REPRINT of the Original published in 1970. Color Reprint of cover (Yellow, Black, White) provided, numerous scribbled illustrations by Flumiani, 31 pp. Written by Carlo Maria Flumiani under the pseudonym, "Spencer Fleming." Extremely Scarce Title, we're aware of only two copies in North America and we were lucky enough to obtain a photocopy of the first edition, first printing.
Book Condition: Very good, excellent reproduction of original, graphics and text clean and sharp, no binding, loose pages only, no binding, pagination is funky, (as expected with Flumiani titles) as the first chapter starts at page 9 even though it's 6 pages in from the front cover, guaranteed complete facsimile of original.
Contents: Chapter 1. Man The Barbarian, 2. The Tyranny of the Emotions, 3. Love and Power, 4. Indifference, Donation & Possession, 5. The Intima & Perversions, 6. Exaggerations and Perversions, 7. Self-Destruction, Life & Sex, 8. Ignorance, Success & Failure, 9. The Stock Market Advances, 10. The Stock Market Declines, 11. The Reclining Positions, 12. The Law of the Extremes, 13. Moronic Beatitudes & Destructive Dejections, 14. Duality: the Double Contrary & the Concordant Action, 15. Sex-for-Pleasure and Sex-for-Procreation, 16. The Rapidity of the Action, 17. Perfection and Imperfection, 18. The Orgasm as a Vaticinatory Experience. -- end. 31 pp.
Summary: This 1970 title, published a year after the summer of love, is Flumiani at his eccentric best. The awkward prose and skewed perspectives Flumiani had on the markets in the 60's and 70's are now a welcome diversion to what is otherwise a generally straight jacketed approach by other authors to explain stock market price movement. The Secret Sexual Life of the Stock Market is probably the most entertaining of the Flumiani Collection, and in my opinion actually one of his most coherent. This was the first book Flumiani authored as Fleming, the 2nd was "The Failure of the American Democracy," in 1973, and at least one more in 1977. We thank very much the Collector that was kind enough to let us make this available for more to enjoy. PHOTOCOPY REPRINT of Original, Extremely Scarce, Collectible.
Status: This version no longer available, click here for updated softcover reprint
Friday, February 24, 2012
Interest Rates and Stock Speculation
Interest Rates and Stock Speculation: A Study of the Influence of the Money Market on the Stock Market
by Richard N. Owens and Charles O. Hardy
Book Description: The Macmillian Company, New York, 1925. Hardcover. 1st Edition. 12mo - over 6¾ - 7¾" tall. Hardcover, Blue cloth boards with gilt title to cover and spine, First Edition, published 1925, 197 pp., no dj,
Book Condition: Very Good, covers rubbed and light soil, corners bumped and frayed with boards slightly exposed, spine soiled and lightly faded, small nick to spine cover (see cover), spine bumped, general shelfwear, some light dents to board edges, previous owner name and date to front end papers, some pages dog-eared, pages tanned otherwise clean with the exception of a few stray pencil marks, top dust dulled, binding intact, spine straight, no dust jacket.
Contents: Director's Preface, Author's Preface, CHAPTER I: THE ACCEPTED THEORY OF THE RELATIONSHIP OF INTEREST RATES TO STOCK SPECULATION, I. Seasonal Fluctuation in Interest Rates, II. Accepted Theory of Seasonal Variations, III. Accepted Theory of Cyclical Fluctuations,
CHAPTER II: SEASONAL VARIATIONS IN CALL LOAN RATES AND IN STOCK SPECULATION, I. Nature of Data Used in the Study of Seasonal Variations, II. Seasonal Influences Tested by Comparison of Averages, III. Seasonal Influences Tested by the Method of Link Relatives, IV. Seasonal Influences Tested by Direct Comparison of Concurrent Changes, V. Seasonal Variation in Call Loan Rates and the Volume of Sales of Stocks,
CHAPTER III: DAY-TO-DAY VARIATIONS IN CALL LOAN RATES AND IN SPECULATIVE ACTIVITY, I. Day-to-day Variation in the Call Loan Rate and in Security Prices, II. Day-to-day Variations in the Call Loan Rate and in the Volume of Sales of Stock,
CHAPTER IV: LOW CALL LOAN RATES AND THE CYCLICAL VARIATIONS IN SPECULATION, I. Low Call Loan Rates and the Recovery of Stock Prices Since 1872, II. Relation of Low Interest Rates to the Volume of Sales of Stocks,
CHAPTER V: HIGH CALL LOAN RATES AND CYCLICAL VARIATIONS IN SPECULATION,
CHAPTER VI: SHORT TIME LOAN RATES AND SPECULATION, I. Low Short Term Rates and Stock Prices, II. High Short Time Rates and Stock Prices,
CHAPTER VII: CHANGING RATES ON SHORT TIME LOANS AND VARIATIONS IN SPECULATION: I. Declining Short Term Interest Rates and Stock Prices, II. Advancing Short Term Interest Rates and Stock Prices,
CHAPTER VIII: THE CORRELATION BETWEEN INTEREST RATES AND SOCK PRICES,
CHAPTER IX: SPECULATIVE AND NON-SPECULATIVE SECURITIES: THEIR RELATIVE SENSITIVENESS TO CHANGES IN THE MONEY MARKET, I. The Indexes of Stock Prices Computed by the Institute of Economics, II. Comparison of the Movements of Interest Rates and Industrial Stock Prices since January 1919,
CHAPTER X: THE LOGIC OF THE THEORY: I. Seasonal Variations in Interest Rates and in Stock Speculation, II. Cyclical Variations in Interest Rates and in Stock Speculation, III. General Considerations,
APPENDICES, A. Monthly Rate of Interest of Interest on Call Loans at the NYSE, B. The 50 Year Index of Industrial Stock Prices, C. Index Numbers of Prices of 10 Railroad Common Stocks, D. Number of Shares Sold on the New York Stock Exchange 1881-1913, E. Interest Rates, Shares Sold, and Industrial Stock Prices 1906 1908 and 1910, F. Rates on 60-90 Day Paper in New York 1871 - 1824, G. Indexes of Stock Prices 1919 - 1924, H. Interest Rates and the Price of Non-Speculative Securities, I. Note on Statistical Methods, J. Secular Trends of Short Time Interest Rates and Stock Prices, K. Rates on 60-90 Day Paper Adjusted for Seasonal Variation. -- end. 197 pages.
Summary: Scarce First Edition of this Pre-Depression title on the correlation of Interest Rates to Stock Prices. Highly Collectible.
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by Richard N. Owens and Charles O. Hardy
Book Description: The Macmillian Company, New York, 1925. Hardcover. 1st Edition. 12mo - over 6¾ - 7¾" tall. Hardcover, Blue cloth boards with gilt title to cover and spine, First Edition, published 1925, 197 pp., no dj,
Book Condition: Very Good, covers rubbed and light soil, corners bumped and frayed with boards slightly exposed, spine soiled and lightly faded, small nick to spine cover (see cover), spine bumped, general shelfwear, some light dents to board edges, previous owner name and date to front end papers, some pages dog-eared, pages tanned otherwise clean with the exception of a few stray pencil marks, top dust dulled, binding intact, spine straight, no dust jacket.
Contents: Director's Preface, Author's Preface, CHAPTER I: THE ACCEPTED THEORY OF THE RELATIONSHIP OF INTEREST RATES TO STOCK SPECULATION, I. Seasonal Fluctuation in Interest Rates, II. Accepted Theory of Seasonal Variations, III. Accepted Theory of Cyclical Fluctuations,
CHAPTER II: SEASONAL VARIATIONS IN CALL LOAN RATES AND IN STOCK SPECULATION, I. Nature of Data Used in the Study of Seasonal Variations, II. Seasonal Influences Tested by Comparison of Averages, III. Seasonal Influences Tested by the Method of Link Relatives, IV. Seasonal Influences Tested by Direct Comparison of Concurrent Changes, V. Seasonal Variation in Call Loan Rates and the Volume of Sales of Stocks,
CHAPTER III: DAY-TO-DAY VARIATIONS IN CALL LOAN RATES AND IN SPECULATIVE ACTIVITY, I. Day-to-day Variation in the Call Loan Rate and in Security Prices, II. Day-to-day Variations in the Call Loan Rate and in the Volume of Sales of Stock,
CHAPTER IV: LOW CALL LOAN RATES AND THE CYCLICAL VARIATIONS IN SPECULATION, I. Low Call Loan Rates and the Recovery of Stock Prices Since 1872, II. Relation of Low Interest Rates to the Volume of Sales of Stocks,
CHAPTER V: HIGH CALL LOAN RATES AND CYCLICAL VARIATIONS IN SPECULATION,
CHAPTER VI: SHORT TIME LOAN RATES AND SPECULATION, I. Low Short Term Rates and Stock Prices, II. High Short Time Rates and Stock Prices,
CHAPTER VII: CHANGING RATES ON SHORT TIME LOANS AND VARIATIONS IN SPECULATION: I. Declining Short Term Interest Rates and Stock Prices, II. Advancing Short Term Interest Rates and Stock Prices,
CHAPTER VIII: THE CORRELATION BETWEEN INTEREST RATES AND SOCK PRICES,
CHAPTER IX: SPECULATIVE AND NON-SPECULATIVE SECURITIES: THEIR RELATIVE SENSITIVENESS TO CHANGES IN THE MONEY MARKET, I. The Indexes of Stock Prices Computed by the Institute of Economics, II. Comparison of the Movements of Interest Rates and Industrial Stock Prices since January 1919,
CHAPTER X: THE LOGIC OF THE THEORY: I. Seasonal Variations in Interest Rates and in Stock Speculation, II. Cyclical Variations in Interest Rates and in Stock Speculation, III. General Considerations,
APPENDICES, A. Monthly Rate of Interest of Interest on Call Loans at the NYSE, B. The 50 Year Index of Industrial Stock Prices, C. Index Numbers of Prices of 10 Railroad Common Stocks, D. Number of Shares Sold on the New York Stock Exchange 1881-1913, E. Interest Rates, Shares Sold, and Industrial Stock Prices 1906 1908 and 1910, F. Rates on 60-90 Day Paper in New York 1871 - 1824, G. Indexes of Stock Prices 1919 - 1924, H. Interest Rates and the Price of Non-Speculative Securities, I. Note on Statistical Methods, J. Secular Trends of Short Time Interest Rates and Stock Prices, K. Rates on 60-90 Day Paper Adjusted for Seasonal Variation. -- end. 197 pages.
Summary: Scarce First Edition of this Pre-Depression title on the correlation of Interest Rates to Stock Prices. Highly Collectible.
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$350.00
Wednesday, February 22, 2012
Gann's Scientific Methods Unveiled, Volume 1: How To Make Profits Trading in Commodities
Gann's Scientific Methods Unveiled, Volume 1: How To Make Profits Trading in Commodities
by Patrick Mikula
Book Description: Patrick Mikula Publishing and Trading, Oakley, CA, U.S.A., 1995. Soft cover. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. Softcover, Spiral Bound, White printed wrappers with black title and chart graphic to covers, published 1995, inside cover signed by author, The registration number of this book (from the copyright page) is 006461A, 321 pp.
Book Condition: Very Good, covers gently rubbed, corners lightly bumped, internally clean and bright, no marks, no dust jacket.
Summary: This 1995 printed version has been sold out for many years and the title itself is now only available from the author as an ebook. From the cover, "This Book is the original source for the astrological secrets which are hidden in William Gann's 1941 book, How to Make Profits Trading in Commodities."
Contents: Preface, Table of Contents, Introduction, Chapter 1. Literary Analysis of William Gann's Original Writings, 2. The Basic Astrological Foundation, 3. The Great Discovery of the Literary Key, 4. The Lambert-Gann Symbol & The Longitude Relationship Table, 5. Retrograde Motion, 6. Declination, 7. Planetary Ingress, 8. Price & Longitude Conversion, 9. Specific Planetary Combinations, 10. The Hexagon Chart and Square of Nine, 11. William Gann's TRUE Eclipse Method, 12. Total Solar Eclipses, 13. Annular Solar Eclipses, 14. Penumbral Lunar Eclipses, 15. Partial Solar Eclipses, 16. Partial Lunar Eclipses, 17. William Gann's TRUE Eclipse Method Applied to the Modern Markets, 18. The Complete Astrological Frame Work For Lard, 19. William Gann's Six Actual Trades, 20. Scientific Balancing of Time: Solving Seven Gann Forecasts, Appendix 1. A Complete List of "Natural" Dates and Index, Appendix 2. A Listing of Planetary Relationships For 1994, 1995 & 1996 - Resources, Conclusion -- end. 321 pages. Extremely Scarce Printed Title by Mikula, signed by author, Highly Collectible.
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$575.00
by Patrick Mikula
Book Description: Patrick Mikula Publishing and Trading, Oakley, CA, U.S.A., 1995. Soft cover. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. Softcover, Spiral Bound, White printed wrappers with black title and chart graphic to covers, published 1995, inside cover signed by author, The registration number of this book (from the copyright page) is 006461A, 321 pp.
Book Condition: Very Good, covers gently rubbed, corners lightly bumped, internally clean and bright, no marks, no dust jacket.
Summary: This 1995 printed version has been sold out for many years and the title itself is now only available from the author as an ebook. From the cover, "This Book is the original source for the astrological secrets which are hidden in William Gann's 1941 book, How to Make Profits Trading in Commodities."
Contents: Preface, Table of Contents, Introduction, Chapter 1. Literary Analysis of William Gann's Original Writings, 2. The Basic Astrological Foundation, 3. The Great Discovery of the Literary Key, 4. The Lambert-Gann Symbol & The Longitude Relationship Table, 5. Retrograde Motion, 6. Declination, 7. Planetary Ingress, 8. Price & Longitude Conversion, 9. Specific Planetary Combinations, 10. The Hexagon Chart and Square of Nine, 11. William Gann's TRUE Eclipse Method, 12. Total Solar Eclipses, 13. Annular Solar Eclipses, 14. Penumbral Lunar Eclipses, 15. Partial Solar Eclipses, 16. Partial Lunar Eclipses, 17. William Gann's TRUE Eclipse Method Applied to the Modern Markets, 18. The Complete Astrological Frame Work For Lard, 19. William Gann's Six Actual Trades, 20. Scientific Balancing of Time: Solving Seven Gann Forecasts, Appendix 1. A Complete List of "Natural" Dates and Index, Appendix 2. A Listing of Planetary Relationships For 1994, 1995 & 1996 - Resources, Conclusion -- end. 321 pages. Extremely Scarce Printed Title by Mikula, signed by author, Highly Collectible.
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$575.00
A Contribution to The Critique of Political Economy
A Contribution to The Critique of Political Economy
by Karl Marx
Book Description: Charles H. Kerr & Company, Chicago, 1904. Hardcover. Book Condition: Good. 12mo - over 6¾ - 7¾" tall. Hardcover, Blue cloth boards with black title to spine, Translated form the Second German Edition by N.I. Stone., With an Appendix Containing Marx's Introduction to the Critique Recently Published among His Posthumous Papers, This edition published 1904, 314 pp., Indexed.
Book Condition: Good, covers rubbed and soiled, corners bumped and frayed with boards barely exposed, spine bumped, soiled and faded, top dust dulled, previous owner stamp to top and text block, previous owner name in ink to end papers, previous owner stamp to front end papers, end papers tanned and soiled, minimal stray pencil marks to text, NO ink marks or highlighting to text, pages tanned, crack between signatures at pages 62 and 63, otherwise binding intact, spine straight, no dust jacket.,
Contents: Translator's Preface, Author's Preface, BOOK 1. CAPITAL IN GENERAL, Chapter I: Commodities, A. Notes on the History of the Theory of Value, Chapter II. Money or Simple Circulation, 1. The Measure of Value, B. Theories of the Unit of Measure of Money, 2. The Medium of Circulation, a. The Metamorphosis of Commodities, b. The Circulation of Money, c. Coin and Symbols of Value, 3. Money, a. Hoarding, b. Means of Payment, c. World Money, 4. The Precious Metals, C. Theories of the Medium of Circulation and of Money, Appendix. Introduction to the Critique of Political Economy, 1. Production in General, 2. The General Relation of Production to Distribution, Exchange, and Consumption, 3. The Method of Political Economy, 4. Production, Means of Production, and Conditions of Production, Index. -- end. Important work by Marx on Political Economy, 314 pp., Collectible 1904 Edition.
Status: SOLD, 1 August 2012 to Private Collector in Arkansas.
Karl Marx
by Karl Marx
Book Description: Charles H. Kerr & Company, Chicago, 1904. Hardcover. Book Condition: Good. 12mo - over 6¾ - 7¾" tall. Hardcover, Blue cloth boards with black title to spine, Translated form the Second German Edition by N.I. Stone., With an Appendix Containing Marx's Introduction to the Critique Recently Published among His Posthumous Papers, This edition published 1904, 314 pp., Indexed.
Book Condition: Good, covers rubbed and soiled, corners bumped and frayed with boards barely exposed, spine bumped, soiled and faded, top dust dulled, previous owner stamp to top and text block, previous owner name in ink to end papers, previous owner stamp to front end papers, end papers tanned and soiled, minimal stray pencil marks to text, NO ink marks or highlighting to text, pages tanned, crack between signatures at pages 62 and 63, otherwise binding intact, spine straight, no dust jacket.,
Contents: Translator's Preface, Author's Preface, BOOK 1. CAPITAL IN GENERAL, Chapter I: Commodities, A. Notes on the History of the Theory of Value, Chapter II. Money or Simple Circulation, 1. The Measure of Value, B. Theories of the Unit of Measure of Money, 2. The Medium of Circulation, a. The Metamorphosis of Commodities, b. The Circulation of Money, c. Coin and Symbols of Value, 3. Money, a. Hoarding, b. Means of Payment, c. World Money, 4. The Precious Metals, C. Theories of the Medium of Circulation and of Money, Appendix. Introduction to the Critique of Political Economy, 1. Production in General, 2. The General Relation of Production to Distribution, Exchange, and Consumption, 3. The Method of Political Economy, 4. Production, Means of Production, and Conditions of Production, Index. -- end. Important work by Marx on Political Economy, 314 pp., Collectible 1904 Edition.
Status: SOLD, 1 August 2012 to Private Collector in Arkansas.
Karl Marx
Wednesday, February 8, 2012
The Secret Sexual Life of the American Moth
The Secret Sexual Life of the American Moth, The Psychological Forces That Quietly Undermined America's Economic Foundation and The Math of Why it's Too Late to Recover.
by Douglas Allen
Book Description: In progress, to be published Summer 2012.
Summary: For years I have read, posted and sold hundreds of books covering the financial markets, economic theory and trading strategies from all angles. It's given me an incredibly broad perspective on how the universe and how markets work.
There are and have been scores of books written on cycles and financial bubbles, but for the most part the psychology behind the events they offer is very "surface level" and never really digs deep enough to explain fundamentally why we as a people are so prone to repeating financial disasters beyond fear and greed.
Since I have yet to find a book to give me answers, I set out to find my own. The result has been volumes of notes that I'm currently editing into my first book. What I discovered was game changing for me in the way I view crowd behavior and more importantly how I view our economy and monetary system.
The markets, our economy and our debt load are currently in uncharted territory and my hope with this title is to offer some greater perspective to the underpinnings of what got us here.
More importantly, I hope to give readers a much deeper and detailed understanding and appreciation of the strong psychology forces involved that will be much easier to predict then market direction in the coming years. For those trying to game theory an outcome it will offer essential insight.
With a collection of over 3000 financial books, I swore I'd never write one since the same material has already been hashed over a million times before with a slightly different angle from a thousand different authors. Well, I caved. Hopefully this one will be different, fingers crossed.
Regardless, It's been a tremendously enjoyable project and I look forward to sharing it later this year.
About the Title: In 1970, C.M. Flumiani wrote the book, "The Secret Sexual Life of the Stock Market." To date, this is still one of the rarest financial books in existence but I have yet to find and read it. Why it's been included in the title will be explained in the book.The "American Moth" part, I'm sure you've already figured that out.
by Douglas Allen
Book Description: In progress, to be published Summer 2012.
Summary: For years I have read, posted and sold hundreds of books covering the financial markets, economic theory and trading strategies from all angles. It's given me an incredibly broad perspective on how the universe and how markets work.
There are and have been scores of books written on cycles and financial bubbles, but for the most part the psychology behind the events they offer is very "surface level" and never really digs deep enough to explain fundamentally why we as a people are so prone to repeating financial disasters beyond fear and greed.
Since I have yet to find a book to give me answers, I set out to find my own. The result has been volumes of notes that I'm currently editing into my first book. What I discovered was game changing for me in the way I view crowd behavior and more importantly how I view our economy and monetary system.
The markets, our economy and our debt load are currently in uncharted territory and my hope with this title is to offer some greater perspective to the underpinnings of what got us here.
More importantly, I hope to give readers a much deeper and detailed understanding and appreciation of the strong psychology forces involved that will be much easier to predict then market direction in the coming years. For those trying to game theory an outcome it will offer essential insight.
With a collection of over 3000 financial books, I swore I'd never write one since the same material has already been hashed over a million times before with a slightly different angle from a thousand different authors. Well, I caved. Hopefully this one will be different, fingers crossed.
Regardless, It's been a tremendously enjoyable project and I look forward to sharing it later this year.
About the Title: In 1970, C.M. Flumiani wrote the book, "The Secret Sexual Life of the Stock Market." To date, this is still one of the rarest financial books in existence but I have yet to find and read it. Why it's been included in the title will be explained in the book.The "American Moth" part, I'm sure you've already figured that out.
Thursday, February 2, 2012
Gartley's Stock Market Experience Tables
Gartley's Stock Market Experience Tables
by H.M. Gartley
Book Description: H.M. Gartley, Inc., New York, 1940. No Binding. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. REPRINT, Loose pages, 8.5 x 11 in. standard white paper with black text, PHOTOCOPY REPRINT OF THE ORIGINAL (originally published in 1940).
Reprint Condition: Very Good scan and print of original, loose pages, no binding, no dust jacket.
Contents: Foreword, Basis of Understanding, Psychological Barriers, Special Abilities Required, Large Risks Involved, Fallacy of "Specific Purpose" Speculations, Planned Profits, Trading Intermediate Swings, Two Problems Involved, The Technical Approach, Per Cent Fluctuations, Only Accurate Yardstick, Selecting the Best Stocks for Speculation, Stocks Have Habits, Relative Velocity, Comparison: Two Industrial Stocks, Comparison: Two Railroad Stocks, Comparison: Two Utility Stocks, Another Comparison: Two Industrials, Reasons for Velocity, Effects of Earnings and Dividends, Effects of Volume, Effects of Price, Effects of Leverage, Experience Tables vs. Fundamental Analysis, Dependability of Velocity, Diversification, Dependable Velocity Statistics based on Adequate Background, Velocity Research, Minor Group Velocity, Which Minor Groups Have Highest Velocity?, Which Minor Groups Have Greatest Activity? Minor Group Components Stocks, General Economic Classifications: Gartley Minor Groups, Backbone Cyclical Groups, Growth Trend Groups, Stable Income Groups, Consumer Durable Goods Groups, Consumer Goods Groups, Commodity Groups, Industry Expansion Groups, Portfolio of Important Stocks, Average Velocity a Guide in Selection, Activity and Important Factor, Advancing Stocks, The Real Market Leaders, Selected Speculations, Selected Low-Priced Speculations, High Velocity Dangers, Low Velocity, Expectancy Tables Applied to a "Present Portfolio," Mechanics of Testing the Expected Velocity of a Common Stock Portfolio, Summary, List of Tables, List of Illustrations -- end. 114 pp. PHOTOCOPY REPRINT - EXTREMELY SCARCE TITLE by H.M. Gartley originally published in 1940, Highly Collectible.
Status: SEE HARDCOVER REPRINT VERSION OF THIS TITLE HERE.
by H.M. Gartley
Book Description: H.M. Gartley, Inc., New York, 1940. No Binding. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. REPRINT, Loose pages, 8.5 x 11 in. standard white paper with black text, PHOTOCOPY REPRINT OF THE ORIGINAL (originally published in 1940).
Reprint Condition: Very Good scan and print of original, loose pages, no binding, no dust jacket.
Contents: Foreword, Basis of Understanding, Psychological Barriers, Special Abilities Required, Large Risks Involved, Fallacy of "Specific Purpose" Speculations, Planned Profits, Trading Intermediate Swings, Two Problems Involved, The Technical Approach, Per Cent Fluctuations, Only Accurate Yardstick, Selecting the Best Stocks for Speculation, Stocks Have Habits, Relative Velocity, Comparison: Two Industrial Stocks, Comparison: Two Railroad Stocks, Comparison: Two Utility Stocks, Another Comparison: Two Industrials, Reasons for Velocity, Effects of Earnings and Dividends, Effects of Volume, Effects of Price, Effects of Leverage, Experience Tables vs. Fundamental Analysis, Dependability of Velocity, Diversification, Dependable Velocity Statistics based on Adequate Background, Velocity Research, Minor Group Velocity, Which Minor Groups Have Highest Velocity?, Which Minor Groups Have Greatest Activity? Minor Group Components Stocks, General Economic Classifications: Gartley Minor Groups, Backbone Cyclical Groups, Growth Trend Groups, Stable Income Groups, Consumer Durable Goods Groups, Consumer Goods Groups, Commodity Groups, Industry Expansion Groups, Portfolio of Important Stocks, Average Velocity a Guide in Selection, Activity and Important Factor, Advancing Stocks, The Real Market Leaders, Selected Speculations, Selected Low-Priced Speculations, High Velocity Dangers, Low Velocity, Expectancy Tables Applied to a "Present Portfolio," Mechanics of Testing the Expected Velocity of a Common Stock Portfolio, Summary, List of Tables, List of Illustrations -- end. 114 pp. PHOTOCOPY REPRINT - EXTREMELY SCARCE TITLE by H.M. Gartley originally published in 1940, Highly Collectible.
Status: SEE HARDCOVER REPRINT VERSION OF THIS TITLE HERE.
The Text-Book of Astrology (Second Edition) in Five Books
The Text-Book of Astrology (Second Edition) in Five Books: Genethliacal Astrology, Mundane Astrology, Astro-Meteorology, Medical Astology, and Elections
by Alfred John Pearce
ON W.D. GANN's RECOMMENDED READING LIST
Book Description: American Federation of Astologers, Washington D.C., 1970. Hardcover. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. Hardcover, Brown cloth boards with gilt title to spine, Second Edition published 1970.
Book Condition: Very Good, covers lightly rubbed, corners gently bumped, spine gently bumped, light shelfwear, spine bumpy but this appears to be a production defect (not bad, just had to mention it), boards slightly warped, top dust dulled, previous owner name in black ink to front end papers otherwise internally appears unread, clean and bright, no dust jacket.
Contents: Tables of Houses for London and Northampton, Tables of Right Ascension and Declination, and of Ascensional Difference for London and Washington. -- This title is on W.D. Gann's Recommended Reading List.
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by Alfred John Pearce
ON W.D. GANN's RECOMMENDED READING LIST
Book Description: American Federation of Astologers, Washington D.C., 1970. Hardcover. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. Hardcover, Brown cloth boards with gilt title to spine, Second Edition published 1970.
Book Condition: Very Good, covers lightly rubbed, corners gently bumped, spine gently bumped, light shelfwear, spine bumpy but this appears to be a production defect (not bad, just had to mention it), boards slightly warped, top dust dulled, previous owner name in black ink to front end papers otherwise internally appears unread, clean and bright, no dust jacket.
Contents: Tables of Houses for London and Northampton, Tables of Right Ascension and Declination, and of Ascensional Difference for London and Washington. -- This title is on W.D. Gann's Recommended Reading List.
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The Psychology of Stock Market Timing
The Psychology of Stock Market Timing
by Peter Wyckoff
Book Description: Prentice-Hall, Inc., Englewood Cliffs, NJ, 1963. Hardcover. 1st Edition. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. Hardcover, Blue cloth boards with gilt title to spine, First Edition published 1963, 224 pp.,
Book Condition: Very Good, corners bumped, spine bumped, light shelfwear, internally very clean, no marks, pages clean and bright,
Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good, (in Mylar) light tanning otherwise free of marks, no rips or tears, not price clipped,
Contents: Foreword, Acknowledgments, SECTION 1 - THE SYMPTOMS, 1. Topsy-Turvy Land, U.S.A., 2. Where Being Illogical is Wisdom, 3. The Dilettante's Dilemma, 4. Touring the Market by Cycle, 5. It Was Ever Thus, SECTION II - THE MALADY, 6. The Trader's Trilogy, 7. The Insiders, 8. Blondes and Bonds, 9. The Mood of the Bear, 10. It's the Season!, SECTION III - THE REMEDY, 11. Fashions in Formula, 12. Caution: Chart Line Crossing, 13. Turns with a Tape Worm, 14. More Turns, 15. About Watching One's Step, 16. Conclusion, Index. -- end.
Summary: Classic 1960s title on market timing based on "Crowd Psychology." How Investors can sharpen their timing and increase their changes of making money in stocks by buying and selling at the right psychological moment. Collectible First Edition with Dust Jacket. 224 pp.
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by Peter Wyckoff
Book Description: Prentice-Hall, Inc., Englewood Cliffs, NJ, 1963. Hardcover. 1st Edition. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. Hardcover, Blue cloth boards with gilt title to spine, First Edition published 1963, 224 pp.,
Book Condition: Very Good, corners bumped, spine bumped, light shelfwear, internally very clean, no marks, pages clean and bright,
Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good, (in Mylar) light tanning otherwise free of marks, no rips or tears, not price clipped,
Contents: Foreword, Acknowledgments, SECTION 1 - THE SYMPTOMS, 1. Topsy-Turvy Land, U.S.A., 2. Where Being Illogical is Wisdom, 3. The Dilettante's Dilemma, 4. Touring the Market by Cycle, 5. It Was Ever Thus, SECTION II - THE MALADY, 6. The Trader's Trilogy, 7. The Insiders, 8. Blondes and Bonds, 9. The Mood of the Bear, 10. It's the Season!, SECTION III - THE REMEDY, 11. Fashions in Formula, 12. Caution: Chart Line Crossing, 13. Turns with a Tape Worm, 14. More Turns, 15. About Watching One's Step, 16. Conclusion, Index. -- end.
Summary: Classic 1960s title on market timing based on "Crowd Psychology." How Investors can sharpen their timing and increase their changes of making money in stocks by buying and selling at the right psychological moment. Collectible First Edition with Dust Jacket. 224 pp.
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Fundamentals for Profit in Undervalued Stocks
Fundamentals for Profit in Undervalued Stocks
by Louis Plotnick and Kevin M. McCrane
Book Description: Prentice Hall, Inc., Englewood Cliffs, NJ, 1964. Hardcover. 1st Edition. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. Hardcover, Maroon Boards with silver title to cover and spine, brown endpapers, First Edition, published 1964, 208 pp.,
Book Condition: Very Good, covers lightly rubbed, bottom corners bumped, top corners lightly bumped, general shelfwear, top dust dulled, internally very clean, no marks to endpapers or pages, slightest hint of tanning to pages.
Dust Jacket Condition: Good, covers rubbed and soiled, moderate wear to edges, numerous small rips and tears to edges, no tears larger then 3/4 in., not price clipped.
Contents: Introduction, 1. The Background of the Undervalued Stock, 2. The Importance of Information, 3. The Problems Common to All Investors, 4. Why Stock Prices Move, 5. The Undervalued Method of Security Evaluation, 6. The Signal, 7. A Close Look at the First Stages of the Investigation, 8. The Six Steps of the Second Stage of the Investigation, 9. A Hard Look at Performance - The Final Act, 10. Protection of Capital and Enhancement of Profit Potential : A Case and Point - McCall Corporation, 11. "Losers Can Pay" An Examination of American Motors, 12. Two Undervalueds, 13. On Selling, Sidelights and Summary, Appendix, Index. -- end.
Summary: How to locate, investigate, and invest in stocks that offer small risk of loss and high potential gains. Shows how investors can determine when stock at a depressed price is giving off strong signals of meaningful change, often overlooked, sometimes undervalued, often profitable. 208 pp.,Classic 1964 title on undervalued stocks. Collectible First Edition with dust jacket.
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by Louis Plotnick and Kevin M. McCrane
Book Description: Prentice Hall, Inc., Englewood Cliffs, NJ, 1964. Hardcover. 1st Edition. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. Hardcover, Maroon Boards with silver title to cover and spine, brown endpapers, First Edition, published 1964, 208 pp.,
Book Condition: Very Good, covers lightly rubbed, bottom corners bumped, top corners lightly bumped, general shelfwear, top dust dulled, internally very clean, no marks to endpapers or pages, slightest hint of tanning to pages.
Dust Jacket Condition: Good, covers rubbed and soiled, moderate wear to edges, numerous small rips and tears to edges, no tears larger then 3/4 in., not price clipped.
Contents: Introduction, 1. The Background of the Undervalued Stock, 2. The Importance of Information, 3. The Problems Common to All Investors, 4. Why Stock Prices Move, 5. The Undervalued Method of Security Evaluation, 6. The Signal, 7. A Close Look at the First Stages of the Investigation, 8. The Six Steps of the Second Stage of the Investigation, 9. A Hard Look at Performance - The Final Act, 10. Protection of Capital and Enhancement of Profit Potential : A Case and Point - McCall Corporation, 11. "Losers Can Pay" An Examination of American Motors, 12. Two Undervalueds, 13. On Selling, Sidelights and Summary, Appendix, Index. -- end.
Summary: How to locate, investigate, and invest in stocks that offer small risk of loss and high potential gains. Shows how investors can determine when stock at a depressed price is giving off strong signals of meaningful change, often overlooked, sometimes undervalued, often profitable. 208 pp.,Classic 1964 title on undervalued stocks. Collectible First Edition with dust jacket.
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How to Make the Stock Market Make Money for You
How to Make the Stock Market Make Money for You
by Ted Warren
Book Description: The Ted Warren Corporation, Grands Pass, OR, 1998. Hardcover. 3rd Edition. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. Hardcover, Yellow cloth boards with black title to spin, Third Edition, First Printing 1998,(originally published in 1966), 304 pp.,
Book Condition: Very Good, covers lightly rubbed, light soil to edges, corners gently bumped, general shelfwear, very slightly cocked (1/32 in), top dust dulled, very light soil to text blocks, internally very clean, endpapers clean, pages clean and bright, no marks.
Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good, (in Mylar), one small rip (repaired with tape) to top right front corner (see photo), light wear to edges, not clipped, overall very good.
Contents: Introduction, PART ONE, How to be an investolator, How to buy in the lower price ranges, Consolidations: stocks preparing to rise, Head and shoulders bottoms: Stocks building technical strength, Stocks that resist general market breaks, False support levels: Encouraging action that hides trouble ahead, Trend lines: Your buy and sell signals, Selling short, Why you should consider buying on margin, Volume: The important message behind the figures, Stock splits, The Dow Jones trends, Where you can obtain long range charts, Making the market make money for you, PART TWO, Fundamentals vs. chartist, Earnings and figure prospects vs. stock action, Advisory services: A spider's web of conflicting claims and confusion, Two big advisory services: My predictions and theirs, The pros and cons of investment courses, Why you can distrust trust funds, Advice from books?, The abuses of floor trading, My experiences while helping other to market success, Sample charts and comments, Fifty predictions from me to you, PART THREE, Poverty to wealth: My experience in futures, What you should know about trading futures, Sample charts and comments, Index of stock charts, Index of commodity charts. -- end.
Summary: Classic title by Ted Warren full of straight forward trading principles. Third Edition, First Printing 1998, 304 pp. Collectible copy with dust jacket.
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by Ted Warren
Book Description: The Ted Warren Corporation, Grands Pass, OR, 1998. Hardcover. 3rd Edition. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. Hardcover, Yellow cloth boards with black title to spin, Third Edition, First Printing 1998,(originally published in 1966), 304 pp.,
Book Condition: Very Good, covers lightly rubbed, light soil to edges, corners gently bumped, general shelfwear, very slightly cocked (1/32 in), top dust dulled, very light soil to text blocks, internally very clean, endpapers clean, pages clean and bright, no marks.
Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good, (in Mylar), one small rip (repaired with tape) to top right front corner (see photo), light wear to edges, not clipped, overall very good.
Contents: Introduction, PART ONE, How to be an investolator, How to buy in the lower price ranges, Consolidations: stocks preparing to rise, Head and shoulders bottoms: Stocks building technical strength, Stocks that resist general market breaks, False support levels: Encouraging action that hides trouble ahead, Trend lines: Your buy and sell signals, Selling short, Why you should consider buying on margin, Volume: The important message behind the figures, Stock splits, The Dow Jones trends, Where you can obtain long range charts, Making the market make money for you, PART TWO, Fundamentals vs. chartist, Earnings and figure prospects vs. stock action, Advisory services: A spider's web of conflicting claims and confusion, Two big advisory services: My predictions and theirs, The pros and cons of investment courses, Why you can distrust trust funds, Advice from books?, The abuses of floor trading, My experiences while helping other to market success, Sample charts and comments, Fifty predictions from me to you, PART THREE, Poverty to wealth: My experience in futures, What you should know about trading futures, Sample charts and comments, Index of stock charts, Index of commodity charts. -- end.
Summary: Classic title by Ted Warren full of straight forward trading principles. Third Edition, First Printing 1998, 304 pp. Collectible copy with dust jacket.
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Predicting Market Trends with Periodic Number Cycles
Predicting Market Trends with Periodic Number Cycles
by Carl A. Futia
Book Description: The Cyclic Forecast, Morris Plains, NJ, 1982. Soft cover. 1st Edition. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. Softcover, Saddle Stitch, White card printed wrappers with black title to cover, First Edition, 1982, 45 pp. (35 pages of text and 10 pages of charts and tables).
Book Condition: Very Good, covers rubbed and light soil, corners bumped, previous owner small number sticker to cover (see photo), some staining to content page (see photo), otherwise internally very clean, no marks.
Contents: (One of two publications by this author on the Gann Square of 9 Chart), Introduction, CHAPTER 1: THE OCTAGON CHART, The Basic Idea, Constructing the Octagon Chart, What It All Means, Constructing Other Periodic Number Tables, CHAPTER 2: THE NATURAL ANGLE METHOD, Date Required to Get Started, The Weekly Natural Angle Method, Time Saving Hints, The Weekly Natural Angle Method Applied to Stock Prices, A Soybean Example, The Monthly Natural Angle Method, Application to March Sugar, CHAPTER 3: THE PRICE ANGLE METHOD, Finding the Price Angle, Price Angle for Interest Rate Futures, The Weekly Price Angle Method, Applications to the Dow Industrials, Applications to Pork Bellies, The Monthly Price Angle Method, CHAPTER 4: PROJECTING SUPPORT AND RESISTANCE LEVELS USING THE OCTAGON CHART, The Trend Level Method, Projecting Support and Resistance in the Dow During 1978, Calculations for the 1980 Bull Market in Soybeans, The Trend Change Method, Calculating Support and Resistance in the Dow During 1981, Calendar Support and Resistance Levels, Predicting the Times of Trend Reversals Using Calendar Support and Resistance Levels, CHAPTER 5: SOME PRACTICAL TRADING HINTS, Identifying Tops and Bottoms - The Trend Recognition Method, Screening Out False Entry Signals, Taking a Position, The Secret of Proper Stop Loss Placement, FIGURES AND CHARTS, Appendix, -- end. 45 pp.
EXTREMELY SCARCE TITLE on the Gann Square of 9 Chart by Carl A. Futia published in 1982. Collectible.
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Carl A. Futia
by Carl A. Futia
Book Description: The Cyclic Forecast, Morris Plains, NJ, 1982. Soft cover. 1st Edition. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. Softcover, Saddle Stitch, White card printed wrappers with black title to cover, First Edition, 1982, 45 pp. (35 pages of text and 10 pages of charts and tables).
Book Condition: Very Good, covers rubbed and light soil, corners bumped, previous owner small number sticker to cover (see photo), some staining to content page (see photo), otherwise internally very clean, no marks.
Contents: (One of two publications by this author on the Gann Square of 9 Chart), Introduction, CHAPTER 1: THE OCTAGON CHART, The Basic Idea, Constructing the Octagon Chart, What It All Means, Constructing Other Periodic Number Tables, CHAPTER 2: THE NATURAL ANGLE METHOD, Date Required to Get Started, The Weekly Natural Angle Method, Time Saving Hints, The Weekly Natural Angle Method Applied to Stock Prices, A Soybean Example, The Monthly Natural Angle Method, Application to March Sugar, CHAPTER 3: THE PRICE ANGLE METHOD, Finding the Price Angle, Price Angle for Interest Rate Futures, The Weekly Price Angle Method, Applications to the Dow Industrials, Applications to Pork Bellies, The Monthly Price Angle Method, CHAPTER 4: PROJECTING SUPPORT AND RESISTANCE LEVELS USING THE OCTAGON CHART, The Trend Level Method, Projecting Support and Resistance in the Dow During 1978, Calculations for the 1980 Bull Market in Soybeans, The Trend Change Method, Calculating Support and Resistance in the Dow During 1981, Calendar Support and Resistance Levels, Predicting the Times of Trend Reversals Using Calendar Support and Resistance Levels, CHAPTER 5: SOME PRACTICAL TRADING HINTS, Identifying Tops and Bottoms - The Trend Recognition Method, Screening Out False Entry Signals, Taking a Position, The Secret of Proper Stop Loss Placement, FIGURES AND CHARTS, Appendix, -- end. 45 pp.
EXTREMELY SCARCE TITLE on the Gann Square of 9 Chart by Carl A. Futia published in 1982. Collectible.
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Carl A. Futia
Why Traders Lose, How Traders Win
Why Traders Lose, How Traders Win: Timing Futures Trades With Daily Market Sentiment
by Jake Bernstein
Book Description: Probus Professional Publishing, Chicago, Illinois, U.S.A., 1992. Hardcover. 1st Edition. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. Hardcover, Black cloth boards with gilt title to spine, First Edition, First Printing, 1992, 213 pp.
Book Condition: Near Fine, front right corner bumped, otherwise as new.
Dust Jacket Condition: Near Fine, slightest wear to edges otherwise as new.
Contents: Introduction, PART 1: THE NATURE OF SENTIMENT, 1. The Secret Life of Traders, 2. How Market Sentiment Works, The Psychology of Attitudes and Opinions: A Brief Overview, Compiling Daily Market Sentiment, PART II: PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS OF DAILY SENTIMENT, Applications of Daily Sentiment, Using DSI at Extremes, A "Diamond in the Rough," Additional Application Principles of the DSI, The DSI - Bullish Divergence and Bearish Divergence, PART IIIA: Daily DSI History 1987-1991, Weekly DSI History 1987-1991, PART IV: SELECTED PRICE VS. DSI CHARTS, Index. -- end. Collectible First Edition, First Printing with Near Fine Dust Jacket.
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by Jake Bernstein
Book Description: Probus Professional Publishing, Chicago, Illinois, U.S.A., 1992. Hardcover. 1st Edition. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. Hardcover, Black cloth boards with gilt title to spine, First Edition, First Printing, 1992, 213 pp.
Book Condition: Near Fine, front right corner bumped, otherwise as new.
Dust Jacket Condition: Near Fine, slightest wear to edges otherwise as new.
Contents: Introduction, PART 1: THE NATURE OF SENTIMENT, 1. The Secret Life of Traders, 2. How Market Sentiment Works, The Psychology of Attitudes and Opinions: A Brief Overview, Compiling Daily Market Sentiment, PART II: PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS OF DAILY SENTIMENT, Applications of Daily Sentiment, Using DSI at Extremes, A "Diamond in the Rough," Additional Application Principles of the DSI, The DSI - Bullish Divergence and Bearish Divergence, PART IIIA: Daily DSI History 1987-1991, Weekly DSI History 1987-1991, PART IV: SELECTED PRICE VS. DSI CHARTS, Index. -- end. Collectible First Edition, First Printing with Near Fine Dust Jacket.
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The Taurus Method
The Taurus Method
by Michael Chisholm
Book Description: Windsor Books, Brightwaters, NY, 1985. Soft cover. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. Softcover, Tan Card Wrappers with brown printed title to covers, Published 1985, (originally published in 1983 by Taurus Corp.),366 pp.,
Book Condition: Very Good, covers gently rubbed and slightest soil, slightest shelfwear, internally appears unread, pages clean, no marks.
Contents: Chapter 1. Chart Reading, 2. Understanding Fundamentals, 3. Cyclical and Seasonal Analysis, 4. Volume and Open Interest, 5. Placing Your Stops, 6. Top and Bottom Picking, 7. Pyramiding, 8. Long-Range Trading I, 9. Long-Range Trading II, 10. Placing Your Orders, 11. You and Your Broker, 12. Money Management, 13. Managing Money in Long-Range Trades, 14. How Your Mind Affects Your Trading, 15. Where To Go From Here, Appendix A: Seasonal Pattern Charts, Appendix B: Long-Range Graphs, Appendix C: Bullish Consensus Graphs -- end.
Summary: (from the author's website) This classic volume of trading commodity futures covers virtually every subject related to understanding and trading the markets. Profusely illustrated , and written in an easy-to-understand style that takes the mystery out of the theory and application of numerous types of trading as well as a detailed discussion of the application of many popular indicators. 366 pp.
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by Michael Chisholm
Book Description: Windsor Books, Brightwaters, NY, 1985. Soft cover. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. Softcover, Tan Card Wrappers with brown printed title to covers, Published 1985, (originally published in 1983 by Taurus Corp.),366 pp.,
Book Condition: Very Good, covers gently rubbed and slightest soil, slightest shelfwear, internally appears unread, pages clean, no marks.
Contents: Chapter 1. Chart Reading, 2. Understanding Fundamentals, 3. Cyclical and Seasonal Analysis, 4. Volume and Open Interest, 5. Placing Your Stops, 6. Top and Bottom Picking, 7. Pyramiding, 8. Long-Range Trading I, 9. Long-Range Trading II, 10. Placing Your Orders, 11. You and Your Broker, 12. Money Management, 13. Managing Money in Long-Range Trades, 14. How Your Mind Affects Your Trading, 15. Where To Go From Here, Appendix A: Seasonal Pattern Charts, Appendix B: Long-Range Graphs, Appendix C: Bullish Consensus Graphs -- end.
Summary: (from the author's website) This classic volume of trading commodity futures covers virtually every subject related to understanding and trading the markets. Profusely illustrated , and written in an easy-to-understand style that takes the mystery out of the theory and application of numerous types of trading as well as a detailed discussion of the application of many popular indicators. 366 pp.
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Lecture Notes on Types of Economic Theory, Volume I
Lecture Notes on Types of Economic Theory, Volume I
by Wesley C. Mitchell
Book Description: Augustus M. Kelley, New York, 1949. Wrappers. 1st Edition. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. Softcover, Blue card wrappers with black title to cover and spine, First Edition published 1949, Lecture Notes on Types of Economic Theory As delivered by Professor Wesley C. Mitchell, Volume I, The Lectures were taken down down stenographically by a student at Columbia University 1934-1935. Professor Mitchell has no responsibility whatever for the accuracy of the transcript.
Book Condition: Good, covers heavily rubbed and soiled, top of spine cover torn, previous owner name in pen to top of front cover, spine and title page, slight bio-damage to title page, pages tanned but otherwise clean, no marks, no dust jacket.
Contents: Professor Wesley C. Mitchell (1847-1948) delivered his famous course of "Lectures on Types of Economic Theory" at Columbia University during the 1930's. An extremely popular course, it attracted students from all over the world. It was not unusual to find all the seats occupied in the old lecture room of Fayerweather Hall, as students crowded in to hear Professor Mitchell's lucid and penetrating analysis of the contributions of the great economists to development of economic thought.
Professor Mitchell discussed each leading figure with a characteristic dry humor and warm sympathy that served to bring their ideas to life in a truly remarkable degree. But what he was most deeply concerned with was the dependence of these ideas of the great theorist on the major social and economic issues which "troubled their generations."
It is fortunate then, that the lectures were stenographically transcribed by John Myers, a student attending the course delivered at Columbia in the fall of 1934 and the spring of 1935. -- 261 pp. Extremely entertaining read, especially considering the period in the 1930's when this was written. (We also carry several of Mitchell's other works).
Status: SOLD, 14 October 2012 to Private Collector in Tennessee.
Wesley Clair Mitchell (1874-1948)
by Wesley C. Mitchell
Book Description: Augustus M. Kelley, New York, 1949. Wrappers. 1st Edition. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. Softcover, Blue card wrappers with black title to cover and spine, First Edition published 1949, Lecture Notes on Types of Economic Theory As delivered by Professor Wesley C. Mitchell, Volume I, The Lectures were taken down down stenographically by a student at Columbia University 1934-1935. Professor Mitchell has no responsibility whatever for the accuracy of the transcript.
Book Condition: Good, covers heavily rubbed and soiled, top of spine cover torn, previous owner name in pen to top of front cover, spine and title page, slight bio-damage to title page, pages tanned but otherwise clean, no marks, no dust jacket.
Contents: Professor Wesley C. Mitchell (1847-1948) delivered his famous course of "Lectures on Types of Economic Theory" at Columbia University during the 1930's. An extremely popular course, it attracted students from all over the world. It was not unusual to find all the seats occupied in the old lecture room of Fayerweather Hall, as students crowded in to hear Professor Mitchell's lucid and penetrating analysis of the contributions of the great economists to development of economic thought.
Professor Mitchell discussed each leading figure with a characteristic dry humor and warm sympathy that served to bring their ideas to life in a truly remarkable degree. But what he was most deeply concerned with was the dependence of these ideas of the great theorist on the major social and economic issues which "troubled their generations."
It is fortunate then, that the lectures were stenographically transcribed by John Myers, a student attending the course delivered at Columbia in the fall of 1934 and the spring of 1935. -- 261 pp. Extremely entertaining read, especially considering the period in the 1930's when this was written. (We also carry several of Mitchell's other works).
Status: SOLD, 14 October 2012 to Private Collector in Tennessee.
Wesley Clair Mitchell (1874-1948)
The Taurus Method
The Taurus Method
by Michael Chisholm
Book Description: Taurus Corp., 1983. Soft cover. 1st Edition. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. Softcover, Comb-Binding, Tan Card Wrappers with brown printed title to covers, First Edition, Published 1982, Numbered Edition 311, (311 out of an unknown quantity of First Edition), Signed by Author, 366 pp.,
Book Condition: Very Good, covers rubbed and soiled, corners bumped, soil to spine, slightest bio-damage to covers, pages lightly tanned, otherwise no marks to pages.
Contents: Chapter 1. Chart Reading, 2. Understanding Fundamentals, 3. Cyclical and Seasonal Analysis, 4. Volume and Open Interest, 5. Placing Your Stops, 6. Top and Bottom Picking, 7. Pyramiding, 8. Long-Range Trading I, 9. Long-Range Trading II, 10. Placing Your Orders, 11. You and Your Broker, 12. Money Management, 13. Managing Money in Long-Range Trades, 14. How Your Mind Affects Your Trading, 15. Where To Go From Here, Appendix A: Seasonal Pattern Charts, Appendix B: Long-Range Graphs, Appendix C: Bullish Consensus Graphs -- end.
Summary: (from the author's website) This classic volume of trading commodity futures covers virtually every subject related to understanding and trading the markets. Profusely illustrated , and written in an easy-to-understand style that takes the mystery out of the theory and application of numerous types of trading as well as a detailed discussion of the application of many popular indicators. 366 pp., Scarce, Numbered First Edition signed by Author, Collectible.
Status: SOLD 22 March 2012 to a Private Collector in QLD, Australia.
by Michael Chisholm
Book Description: Taurus Corp., 1983. Soft cover. 1st Edition. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. Softcover, Comb-Binding, Tan Card Wrappers with brown printed title to covers, First Edition, Published 1982, Numbered Edition 311, (311 out of an unknown quantity of First Edition), Signed by Author, 366 pp.,
Book Condition: Very Good, covers rubbed and soiled, corners bumped, soil to spine, slightest bio-damage to covers, pages lightly tanned, otherwise no marks to pages.
Contents: Chapter 1. Chart Reading, 2. Understanding Fundamentals, 3. Cyclical and Seasonal Analysis, 4. Volume and Open Interest, 5. Placing Your Stops, 6. Top and Bottom Picking, 7. Pyramiding, 8. Long-Range Trading I, 9. Long-Range Trading II, 10. Placing Your Orders, 11. You and Your Broker, 12. Money Management, 13. Managing Money in Long-Range Trades, 14. How Your Mind Affects Your Trading, 15. Where To Go From Here, Appendix A: Seasonal Pattern Charts, Appendix B: Long-Range Graphs, Appendix C: Bullish Consensus Graphs -- end.
Summary: (from the author's website) This classic volume of trading commodity futures covers virtually every subject related to understanding and trading the markets. Profusely illustrated , and written in an easy-to-understand style that takes the mystery out of the theory and application of numerous types of trading as well as a detailed discussion of the application of many popular indicators. 366 pp., Scarce, Numbered First Edition signed by Author, Collectible.
Status: SOLD 22 March 2012 to a Private Collector in QLD, Australia.
Plank's Golden Ratio System, The Key to Learning The Secret of Successful Market Price Projections
Plank's Golden Ratio System, The Key to Learning The Secret of Successful Market Price Projections
by Charles Plank
Book Description: Pi Publications, Canoga Park, CA, U.S.A., 1982. Soft cover. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. Softcover, Comb Binding, Blue card wrappers with black title to cover, published 1982, INCLUDES: PLANK'S GOLDEN RATIO PROJECTOR [a clear plastic sheet, (8 x 11 in.), with silk screened Golden Ratio Projections, See Photo], Full Title: Plank's Golden Ratio System: The Key to Learning The Secrets of Successful Market Price Projections, A Reliable and Accurate Analytical Price Projection Model Conceived Specifically for Use with the Fibonacci Golden Ratio Wave Analysis Concept, System's Guide and Trader's Training Manual.
Book Condition: Very Good, covers tanned and light soil, internally very clean, pages clean, no marks, no dust jacket,
Contents: 1. Introduction, 2. In-Depth Research, 3. Intelligent Speculation vs. Speculation vs. Gambling, 4. Plank's Golden Ratio System, 5. Secret of Successful Market Price Projection, 6. Plank's Golden Ratio Projector Familiarization, 7. Compressed Price Scales, 8. Golden Ratio Application to Micro and Macro Price Waves, 9. Price Wave Projection Analysis, 10. 1981 July Pork Belly Futures, Trading Campaign, 11. 1981 December U.S. T-Bill Futures (IMM), Trading Campaign, 12. London Gold, 13. 30 Dow-Jones Industrial Averages, Trading Campaign, 14. E.F. Hutton Group, Trading Campaign, 15. Merrill Lynch, Trading Campaign, 16. Do Research Before Starting to Trade, Appendix: Trading Campaign Figures and Worksheets. -- end. 71 pages. Extremely Scarce Title with Rare Plank's Golden Ratio Projector, a truly unique trading oddity, Collectible.
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by Charles Plank
Book Description: Pi Publications, Canoga Park, CA, U.S.A., 1982. Soft cover. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. Softcover, Comb Binding, Blue card wrappers with black title to cover, published 1982, INCLUDES: PLANK'S GOLDEN RATIO PROJECTOR [a clear plastic sheet, (8 x 11 in.), with silk screened Golden Ratio Projections, See Photo], Full Title: Plank's Golden Ratio System: The Key to Learning The Secrets of Successful Market Price Projections, A Reliable and Accurate Analytical Price Projection Model Conceived Specifically for Use with the Fibonacci Golden Ratio Wave Analysis Concept, System's Guide and Trader's Training Manual.
Book Condition: Very Good, covers tanned and light soil, internally very clean, pages clean, no marks, no dust jacket,
Contents: 1. Introduction, 2. In-Depth Research, 3. Intelligent Speculation vs. Speculation vs. Gambling, 4. Plank's Golden Ratio System, 5. Secret of Successful Market Price Projection, 6. Plank's Golden Ratio Projector Familiarization, 7. Compressed Price Scales, 8. Golden Ratio Application to Micro and Macro Price Waves, 9. Price Wave Projection Analysis, 10. 1981 July Pork Belly Futures, Trading Campaign, 11. 1981 December U.S. T-Bill Futures (IMM), Trading Campaign, 12. London Gold, 13. 30 Dow-Jones Industrial Averages, Trading Campaign, 14. E.F. Hutton Group, Trading Campaign, 15. Merrill Lynch, Trading Campaign, 16. Do Research Before Starting to Trade, Appendix: Trading Campaign Figures and Worksheets. -- end. 71 pages. Extremely Scarce Title with Rare Plank's Golden Ratio Projector, a truly unique trading oddity, Collectible.
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The SRC Blue Book of 3-Trend Cycli-Graphs, Jan. 1982, 12 Years of Pricing, Earnings, Dividends
The SRC Blue Book of 3-Trend Cycli-Graphs, Jan. 1982, 12 Years of Pricing, Earnings, Dividends by Securities Research Company Softcover, car...
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PART 1: Baumring Scientific & Metaphysical Reading List PART 2: Baumring Financial Market Reading List, Primary Recommendations PART...
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The Intelligent Chartist by John W. Schultz Book Description: WRSM Financial Services, New York, NY, 1962. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. S...
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Tubbs' Stock Market Correspondence Lessons: Lessons One to Lesson Fourteen by Frank H. Tubbs, C. Ralph Dystant Book Description: Ala...