Cyclical Market Forecasting Stocks and Grain

Cyclical Market Forecasting Stocks and Grain, A Complete Course of Instruction in an Original and Proven System
by James Mars Langham

Book Description: Alanpuri Trading, Los Angeles, CA, U.S.A., 2013. Soft cover. Reprint. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. Softcover, Reprint, Exact facsimile of the Original 1938 First Edition, 191 pp., This is Langham's second book, a follow up to "Planetary Effects on Stock Market Prices" published in 1932.

Book Condition: Fine

Contents: Preface,

CHAPTER I: Explanation of how the described planetary effects on economic trends are based solely on tabulated records of the past 75 years that prove it,

CHAPTER II: Preliminary technical information. A nautical almanac or ephemeris needed. Where to get it and how to read it. An explanation of which aspects are bullish and which bearish. The cyclical period of each planet and two combined,

CHAPTER III: Major market trends and which planet combinations cause them. The best and strongest long pull indicator. Another very reliable repeating indicator.

Chapter IV: Chain Effect. Explanation of the great power and influence of a chain or sequence of planetary formations. When major trends start and when finally end.

Chapter V: Other long term indicators. Angular signs. Transits. The indications of a Neptune combination from 1939 to 1943, a first promise then a warning. Heliocentric positions and their effects. Explanation of big chart, showing trend of Dow-Jones Industrial Averages compared to planetary positions, and prevailing sun-spots, in detail from 1900 to 1938.

CHAPTER VI: Sun Spots. Solar Radiation. Ultra-Violet Rays. The correlation of sun-spots to economic trends for last 50 years. How the sun-spot theory relates to the planetary theory.

CHAPTER VII: Short Swing Indicators. What minor planets indicate the short swings. Tablulated records show a startling verification. Breeders and exciters.

CHAPTER VIII: Tape indications. Numerous examples of how the termination of line formations and the direction immediately following, diverging averages and triple tops, has been foretold by coinciding or approaching major and minor planetary formation.

CHAPTER IX: Eclipses, Ingresses, and Lunations. Their market interpretation explained and illustrated by many charts including the following: New Moon 9/3/29 - Why the panic started, Fall Ingress 9/23/29 - Why the panic continued, Eclipse 8/31/32 - Resumed declines and eclipse of Republican Party, New Moon 3/25/33 - Why and inflationary bull market began, New Moon 4/24/33 - Why inflation took public hold, New Moon 4/13/24 - Why drought was indicated and market declines, New Moon 4/3/35 - An exciter, or set-off, of a major bull market,

CHAPTER X: Grain Forecasting. Indications of seasonal weather and crop yields. The grain Key Points of the Zodiac. Indications of sufficient rainfall or drought. The wheat belt of the United States. Indications for Argentina and Australia. 10 charts illustrate and explain why 1934 and 1936 were drought years and why 1937 and 1938 had big yields. Short swing indicators.,

CHAPTER XI: Description of a market advisory service. Annual and weekly bulletins. Reproduction of the 1938 Trend Chart that was drawn, issued, and copyrighted one year in advance in December 1937.,

CHAPTER XII: Detailed instructions on how to erect ingress or lunation charts for any date.,

CHAPTER XIII: Ephemeris giving Geocentric Longitudes of Neptune, Uranus, Saturn, Jupiter, and Mars for the first of each month from 1900 to 1950. -- end.

Softcover, 191 pp. Extremely Scarce Content. Collectible Reprint.

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Seven Studies in Stock Market Trading

Seven Studies in Stock Market Trading
by M.V. Woods

Book Description: Alanpuri Trading, Los Angeles, CA, U.S.A., 2013. Soft cover. Reprint. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. Softcover, Reprint, Exact facsimile of 8 issues of M.V. Woods "Price Curve Bulletin & Studies in Stock Market Trading" originally published 1946 to 1948, 40 pp.,

Book Condition: Very Good, decent but not excellent reproduction of the original title, all text and illustrations legible.

Contents: Stock Market Time-Cycles A Knowledge Derived from the Past Makes Possible the Forecasts of Future Trends in the Affairs of Man, Explanation of the 1897-1942 Time-Cycle Chart, The 1942-1988 Time-Cycle, (Chart - 45 and 14 year Time-Cycles 1897-1942 correlated with DJIA), Major Time-Cycles, Secondary Stock Market Cycles, Some Conclusions, The Normal Reaction Rule - An Analysis of Intermediate Price Trends, The Current Market Situation - July 9, 1948, Cumulative Supplementary Stock Market Study, The Occurrence of Weekly Sequences in the Stock Market, A Simple Method of Keeping Graphic Records of Resistance Points and Areas of Supply and Demand for Estimating Future Price Objectives, Explanation of Resistance Point Chart, What Should We Expect Next?, (Chart: DJIA 1944-1947), Long Term Projections for 1948, Variable and Fixed Cycles, Streamlining the Trend - A Study in Price Objectives, Measuring the Price Objective, Measuring Tools at Work, (Chart: DJIA January 19 - April 12, 1948) -- end. 40 pages. Softcover, Reprint.

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Stock Market Prediction, The Planetary Barometer and How to Use It (Reprint of 1948 Edition)

Stock Market Prediction, The Planetary Barometer and How to Use It (Reprint of 1948 Edition)

by Donald A. Bradley

Book Description: Llewellyn Publications, Ltd., Los Angeles, CA, U.S.A., 1948. Soft cover. Reprint. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. Softcover, Reprint, beige card wrappers with printed green title and chart graphic to front cover, REPRINT of the original 1948 Edition, 58 pp.,

Book Condition: Very Good, covers lightly rubbed and light soil, internally clean and unmarked, Contents: Foreword, The Mystery of Mass Psychology, Human Response to Outside Forces, Tides in the Affairs of Men, Cycles Write World History, The Search for Causes, The 3.5 Year Business Cycle, Planetary Aspects are the Secret, The Jupiter-Uranus Aspect Cycle, Planetary Periods and Synods, Standard Astrological Symbols, Aspects in Action, The Experimental Basis of our Idea, Estimating the Power of Aspects, The Line of Aspectivity, Computing the Terms, A Working Example, Example Worksheet, The 1946 Siderograph as an Example, Its Promise and Limitations, Bibliography -- end. 58 pp. Now more than 60 years after it was first published, this text continues to be one of the best introductions to the concepts of planetary influence on human behavior. Highly Recommended Reading. REPRINT.

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Successful Speculation, A Business

Successful Speculation, A Business 
by George W. Cole (under the pseudonym LA MARQUETTE)

Book Description: Alanpuri Trading, Los Angeles, CA, U.S.A., 2013. Soft cover. Reprint. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. Softcover, Reprint, enlarged print, exact facsimile of the 1928 first edition published by Burnbee Press, 102 pp.

Book Condition: Fine

Contents: In this book, George Cole addresses his area of expertise: grain speculation, and shows how the average investor can also profit modestly in grain (or any other commodities speculation). The idea behind Cole¿s technique is to have a complete understanding of the particular area in which one wishes to invest, to keep fastidious track of the market through graphs and other methods, and to follow one of his three ¿practical plans¿ for financial success. The end result, Cole promises, is a modest business providing steady income. EXTREMELY SCARCE, Reprint. 102 pp.

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Chart Technicians Manual

Chart Technicians Manual (1934 Edition - Reprint)
by Owen Taylor

Book Description: Alanpuri Trading, Los Angeles, CA, U.S.A., 2013. Soft cover. Reprint. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. Softcover, Reprint (Originally self-published by Owen Taylor in 1934), 248 pp., An exact facsimile of the Original 1934 Edition, publisher has added a table of contents not present in the original. Extremely Rare Content.

Book Condition: Fine

Contents:
CHAPTER I: What are Line Charts?, A Simple Method, Widely Used, Applicable to Many Fields, Sound Technic Essential, Types of Charts

CHAPTER II: Stock Price Charts, Arithmetic Charts, Logarithmic Charts, Square Root Charts, Time Interval Factors, Price Interval Factors, The Use of Vertical Line Charts, How to Make Charts, Arithmetic Recommended, Materials, High-Low-Close, Charting Volume,

CHAPTER III: Terminology, Main Trend, Intermediate Cycle, Intermediate Trend, Secondary Correction, Trend Lines, Trend Channel, Bull Trend, Bear Trend, Rally, Reaction, Line Move, Resistance Point, Trading Range, Accumulation, Shake-Out, Mark-Up, Distribution, Swing Trade, Gaps, Blow-Off - Climax, Congestion Area, Consolidation Area, Technical Condition - Technical Position, Composite-Average-Index, Average, Index, Oscillator,

CHAPTER IV: The Technical Approach, The Active Trader, The Daily Swings, Trading Range Trading, Intermediate Swing Trading, The Investor, Investment Components, Long Pull Positions, An Important Principle,

CHAPTER V: What Constitutes the Securities Market?, Functions of the Market, Market Affords Easy Convertibility, The Function of Appraisal, The Mechanics of the Market, The Commodity Markets, The Causes of Market Movements, Intermediate Trends and Minor Swings, What Makes the Market Move?, How Does the Market Move?, Why Does the Market Move?,

CHAPTER VI: The Composites, Illustration of the Method Involved in Creating A Composite, The Index, The Standard Stock Price Indexes, Make Up, The Formulae - Base Weighted Aggregates, Weighting, Base Value, Base Year, Stock Dividends and Split-Ups, Rights to Common Stock, Changes in the Standard Stock Price Indexes, Peculiarities of the Standard Stock Price Index, Conclusion,

CHAPTER VII: The Use of Composites for Main Trend Analysis, What to Chart, Guides to the Main Trend, The Dow Theory, Dow's Original Principles, Study Past Action, Dow Signals, The Line, Main Trend Reversals, Trend Lines, The Trend Channel, Parallel Trend Lines, Fringe Zones, Bull Trends, Bear Trends, The Intermediate Cycle, The First Cycle in a Bull Market, Bull Continuation Cycles, The Final Bull Market Intermediate Cycle, Bear Market Cycles, Trend Outline Technic, Making Trend Outline Charts, What Trend Outline Charts to Chart, Judging the Trend,

CHAPTER VIII: Moving Averages - Trend Gauges, Basic Principles, The Law of Probability, The Method of Least Squares, Example of Moving Average, Price Movements and the Law of Probability, Supply Versus Demand, Selecting the Time Factor, Illustrating the Theory, Probability and the Major Movements, Limiting the Problem, Selecting the Base Data, Compiling the Base Data, Practical Applications, Determining the Longer Movements, How to Prepare Base Data, The Seven Week Probability Curve, The Ten Week Probability Curve, Comparing the Curves, Standard Statistics 90 Stock Index, A Seven Years' Record, Adjusting the Curves, Testing the Curves, Short Curves on the Market, Probability and the Daily Market, Probability and the Individual Issue,

CHAPTER IX: Compar-O-Graphs, Eliminates Intuition, Technimeter, Actimeter, Selectimiter, Compar-O-Graph, Advantages offered Investors + more,

CHAPTER X: Market Logs, The Origin of Market Logs, Value of Market Logs, Market Log Papers, Technic of Analysis, How to Plot the Log Lines,

CHAPTER XI: Oscillators - Theory, Working Tool of Limited Application, Oscillator Charting, Stop Order Oscillators, Velocity Oscillators, Pressure Resistance Oscillators, Probability Curve Deviation + more,

CHAPTER XII: Theoretical Approach,  The Base Data, Conventional Plotting, Oscillator Methods, The Fifteen Most Actives, Technic of Analysis, + more,

CHAPTER XIII: Vertical Line Chart Diagnosis, Limiting the Problem, Limiting the Purpose, Terminology, Supply, Accumulation, Consider Only Dependable Patterns, Important General Principles, The Shake-Out, Indications of Support, + more,

CHAPTER XIV: Progression, Causes of Progression, The Zone of Advancing Prices, The Cause of Advancing Prices, Important Fundamental Premise, Technical Attributes of Progression, Signs at Inception of Progression, A Most Vital General Principle, + more,

CHAPTER XV: Distribution,  Fundamental Laws, Theory, The Study of Technical Action, Congestion Zone of Distribution, + more,

-- 248 pages. EXTREMELY SCARCE and IMPORTANT TITLE on Technical Analysis by Point and Figure Pioneer Owen Taylor, Highly Collectible.

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The Story of a Speculator

The Story of a Speculator 
by Arthur W. Cutten

Book Description: Alanpuri Trading, Los Angeles, CA, U.S.A., 2013. Soft cover. Reprint. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. Softcover, pictorial (vintage-look) photo wrappers, Exact Facsimile Reprint of the Original 1936 First Edition. (Originally self-published by the author in 1936),

Book Condition: New,

Contents: Autobiography of the author, a trader who traded the largest number of wheat contracts of any trader in history. A spell-binding detailed account of the author's experiences in trading and observing the industry from the time he arrived at the Chicago Board of Trade building in 1890 to the end of his career in the early 1930's.

About the Author (text originally published in The Wellington Business Digest Vol. 1, Issue 5, April 1985): Cutten's first major market success is said to have been in 1906, in Soo Line rail stock in which he made a profit of $220,000. A Canadian Press report describes how Cutten cornered the wheat market in 1924: "Forearmed with the knowledge of weather and crop conditions, he foresaw an impending world grain shortage.he bought grain futures slowly and unobtrusively and held them as prices climbed rapidly, eventually reaching more than $1 a bushel over normal price in eight months. Estimates of his profits ranged from $12 million to as high as $30 million."

Not all of Cutten's time was spent in Chicago's corn pit. In 1925, Cutten moved his market operations to the New York Stock Exchange. In 1928, Cutten was reportedly involved in a gigantic investment scheme headed by the seven 'Body by Fischer' brothers of Detroit. From this, Cutten was said to have made, at one time, a paper profit of more than $50 million. Some years before his death in 1936, Cutten described himself as "a cash grain merchant and dirt farmer." He was far too modest. The dirt farm was an 800-acre estate located 25 miles from downtown Chicago. As to being a 'cash grain merchant', one wonders if Cutten wasn't being ironic in his use of the word 'cash'. The great stock market collapse happened when speculators turned out not to have the cash necessary to pay for their high flying ventures.

After his death, Cutten's Will was officially proven and it seems his estate was worth only slightly more than $350,000. The terrible depression of the 1930s set in after the stock market crash. Not unreasonably, people felt these two events to be somehow related. They demanded to know who was to blame for these disasters. In 1933, Cutten and other famous market speculators were summoned to Washington to participate in the Stock Exchange Practices Hearings.

With much tongue in cheek, the economic historian John K. Galbraith claims that ''as a market operator, Arthur Cutten surmounted substantial personal handicaps. He was very hard of hearing, and some years later, before a congressional committee, even his own counsel conceded that his memory was very defective." " Cutten was not the only Wall Street tycoon whose hearing and memory proved defective at the Stock Exchange Practices Hearings. The hearings showed that in 1929, more than 100 issues of stock on the NYSE had been subject to manipulative operations. The same games had been played in 1928. Radio stock, in which Cutten invested heavily, went from $85 to $420 - and this without ever having paid a dividend.Montgomery Ward stock, part of the Cutten-Fischer brothers scheme, rose from $117 to $444 (Times Industrial Averages). 
 
By 1935, the U.S. government was on Cutten's case with a vengeance. The grain futures commission accused him of making false reports of his grain holdings to manipulate prices. He was barred from trading on grain markets for two years. Cutten fought the penalty all the way and won when the Supreme Court agreed that the commission could not suspend him for something that had happened five years before. No doubt his lawyers argued that it was not until after the Crash that legislation had been passed prohibiting pools, wash sales, short selling and tipsters bearing false information.

The government took its final revenge the following year. In March 1936, a federal grand jury in Chicago indicted Cutten for income tax evasion. Three months later he was dead of a heart attack. The charges were dropped, but the government nevertheless sued the Cutten Estate for the money. The hefty tax bill was apparently settled, in part, by selling properties outside the estate.

Cutten show below on the cover of Time Magazine December 10, 1928

Although few outside of the wheat markets remember Cutten, his story is compelling and memorable, giving us another look at the days when one man was capable of cornering a commodity market.

Reprint, EXTREMELY SCARCE, Highly Recommended.

The Story of a Speculator (softcover) by Arthur W. Cutten


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The Stabilization of Business (1st Edition, 1923)

The Stabilization of Business (1st Edition, 1923)
by Wesley C. Mitchell, Irving Fisher, Frank Haigh Dixon, John R. Commons, Lionel D. Edie, R.A. Seligman, John B. Andrews, Walter Dill Scott, Henry S. Dennison (Editor Lionel D. Edie)

Book Description: The Macmillian Company, New York, 1923. Hardcover. 1st Edition. 12mo - over 6¾ - 7¾" tall. Hardcover, green cloth boards with gilt title to spine, First Edition 1923, 400 pp.,

Book Condition: Fair, covers rubbed, scuffed and soiled, corners bumped, general shelfwear, spine bumped, top dust dulled, light foxing, PENCILED UNDERLINING THROUGHOUT and a few stray comments to margin in pen, rear flyleaf missing (torn out), shaken, hinges loose,

Contents:
Introduction by Herbert Hoover,
Preface,
I. The Problem of Controlling Business by Wesley C. Mitchell,
II. Stabilizing the Dollar by Irving Fisher,
III. Transportation and the Business Cycle by Frank Haigh Dixon,
IV. Unemployment - Prevention and Insurance,
V. The Coordination of Production and Marketing by Lionel D. Edie,
VI. International Problems in Business Stability by Edwin R.A. Seligman,
VII. Public Works as an Agency of Control by John B. Andrews,
VIII. The Psychological Factors in Stabilization by Walter Dill Scott,
IX. The Applied Technique of Stabilization by Henry S. Dennison

-- 400 pp. EXTREMELY SCARCE FIRST EDITION. A very good read.

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Selected Articles by the late George Lindsay

Selected Articles by the late George Lindsay
by George Lindsay

Book Description: Investors Intelligence, New Rochelle, NY, U.S.A., 1991. Soft cover. Reprint. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. Softcover, white wrappers with printed black title to cover, reprint, originally published in 1991, 100 pp.,

Book Condition: Very Good, covers lightly rubbed, corners gently bumped, light shelfwear, internally clean, bright and unmarked,

Contents: 1. A Time Method for Traders (printed in 1965), 2. Three Peaks and the Domed House (printed in 1970, but originally published by Lindsay in 1968), 3. Counts from the Middle Section (printed in 1983) 4. Interpreting the Stock Market Day-By-Day (printed in 1983), -- end. 100 pp., Summary: Reprint of the heavily cited and scarce collection of articles by one of the market's most underrated, accurate, and eccentric market technicians. Extremely Scarce Content. Recommended Reading.

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Stock Market Prediction, The Planetary Barometer and How to Use it

Stock Market Prediction, The Planetary Barometer and How to Use it (1968 Edition) 
by Donald A. Bradley

Book Description: Llewellyn Publications, St. Paul, Minnesota, U.S.A., 1968. Soft cover. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. Softcover, saddle stitch, beige card wrappers with printed green title and chart graphic to front cover, Second Impression (1968) of a title that was originally published in 1950. 58 pp.,

Book Condition: Very Good, center page sheet (27-30) is detached from staples, cover is lightly rubbed, scuffed and light soil, light shelfwear, corners gently bumped, previous owner name stamped to inside front cover, pages lightly tanned otherwise clean and unmarked.

Contents: Foreword, The Mystery of Mass Psychology, Human Response to Outside Forces, Tides in the Affairs of Men, Cycles Write World History, The Search for Causes, The 3.5 Year Business Cycle, Planetary Aspects are the Secret, The Jupiter-Uranus Aspect Cycle, Planetary Periods and Synods, Standard Astrological Symbols, Aspects in Action, The Experimental Basis of our Idea, Estimating the Power of Aspects, The Line of Aspectivity, Computing the Terms, A Working Example, Example Worksheet, The 1946 Siderograph as an Example, Its Promise and Limitations, Bibliography -- end. 58 pp. Now more than 60 years after it was first published, this text continues to be one of the best introductions to the concepts of planetary influence on human behavior. Highly Recommended Reading (even if you're a skeptic).

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Tape Reading and Market Tactics, The Three Steps to Successful Stock Trading

Tape Reading and Market Tactics, The Three Steps to Successful Stock Trading (1959 Special Reprint) 
by Humphrey B. Neill

Book Description: Neill Letters of Contrary Opinion, Saxsons River, Vermont, U.S.A., 1959. Soft cover. Reprint. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. Softcover, saddle stitch, green card wrappers with printed black title to cover, Special Reprint Edition 1959 (Originally published in 1931 by B.C. Forbes Publishing Company, New York), 8.5" x 11", 75 pp. laid-in 4 page piece entitled " Chart Folio,"

Book Condition: Very Good, covers rubbed, scuffed and soiled, general shelfwear, corners bumped and creased, binding intact, pages tanned otherwise clean and unmarked.

Contents: PART I - STOCK SPECULATION. Chapters: I. Stock Speculation. PART II - TAPE READING. II. The Ticker Tape; III. The Principles of Tape Reading; IV. Increasing Volume During an Advance; V. Turning-Points on Heavy Volume; VI. Turning-Points on Light Volume; VII. Various Types of Top-Action. VIII. The Tape-Story of Loew's; IX. Steel, The Market Leader; X. Tips are Dangerous; XI. Some Important Observations on Volume; XII. The Effect of News on Market-Action; XIII. Resistances; XIV. Suggestions to Speculators; XV. The Rise and Fall of Steel During a Normal Bull Movement; XVI. The Biggest Handicap of All is Ourselves; XVII. Thoughts on Human Nature and Speculation; XVIII. More Thoughts on Human Nature and Speculation; XIX. Are Charts of Any Value in Forecasting the Movements of Stock Prices? XX. From My Notebook. Addendum. -- end. 75 pp.

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The New Inflation, How to Detect It from Beginning to End

The New Inflation, How to Detect It from Beginning to End
by Owen Taylor

Book Description: Alanpuri Trading, Los Angeles, CA, U.S.A., 2013. Soft cover. Reprint. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. Softcover, pictorial (vintage-look) photo wrappers, Exact Facsimile Reprint of the Original 1941 Edition.

Book Condition: Brand New.

Contents: An extremely rare work by Owen Taylor who was best known for his work on "Point & Figure Technique." This 25 page paper, first published in 1941, focuses on how to identify inflationary periods prior to hyper-inflationary periods by charting specific U.S. Labor Statistics against Raw Material Costs.

My favorite part of this book is Taylor's reminder to the reader of the TRUE definition of "Inflation." He cite's The second edition of the New Merriam_Webster International Dictionary as follows: (Keep in mind this was 1941) 

IN-FLA-TION - 2. Disproportionate and relatively sharp and sudden increase in the quantity of money or credit, or both, relative to the amount of exchange business. Such increase may come as a result of unexpected additions to the supply of precious metals, as in the period following the Spanish conquests in Central and South America or the period following the opening of large new gold deposits; or it may come in times of business activity by expansion of credit through the banks; or it may come in times of financial difficulties by governmental issue of paper money without adequate metalic reserve and without provision for conversion into standard metalic money on demand. In accordance with the law of quantity theory of money, inflation always produces a rise in price level.

-- Fast forward to our modern times, and it is clear that the public understanding and institutional definition has morphed to the "symptoms" of inflation and not the core cause and act of inflation. Merriam-Websters' online now cites the definition as, "a continuing rise in general prices level usually attributed to an increase in the volume of money and credit relative to available goods and services. "-- The better definition came in 1941. -- 25 pp. Reprint, Extremely Scarce Title and Content from one of the fathers of Point & Figure Technique. Recommended Reading.

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Technical Indicator Analysis by Point & Figure Technique (1985)

Technical Indicator Analysis by Point & Figure Technique (1985) 
by A.W. Cohen, (Editor: Michael Burke)

Book Description: Chartcraft, Inc., Larchmont, NY, 1985. Soft cover. Reprint. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. Softcover, white wrappers with printed black title to cover, reprint of the 1985 edition (first edition was published in 1963). Throughout the years, the contents of each edition changed as they continued to add and analysis different "Indicators."

Book Condition: Very Good, minimal shelfwear, interior is clean, bright and unmarked.

Contents: Introduction by editor Michael Burke, (The following are indicators covered in this edition) 1. Dow-Jones Industrial Average: One-Year Percent, 2. 10-Week Most Active Stocks Ratio, 3a. Specialist' Short Sales Ratio, 3b. Member's Short Sale Ratio, 4. Dow-Jones Industrials Bullish Percentage, 5. High-Low Index, 6. ASE Bullish Percentage, 7. Percentage of NYSE Stocks above their 10-Week Moving Average, 8. Dow-Jones Industrial Average (10x30), 9. 10-Day Advance/Decline Ratio, 10. Composite Indicator Chart, 11. Dow-Jones Transportation Average, 12. Price/Dividend Ratio, 13. 200-Day DJIA Momentum Index, 14. The Value Line Composite Average, 15. Price/Earnings Ratio, 16. 10-Day Upside-Downside Volume Ratio, 17. Dow-Jones Industrial Average (5x15), 18. NYSE Bullish Percentage, 19. Bond/Stock Ratio, 20. Standard & Poor's "500", 21. Dow-Jones Utility Average - Daily Changes, 22. Gold Mining Disparity Index, 23. Industry Groups Bullish Percentage, 24. On-Balance Volume Index, 25. NYSE Composite Index, 26. Odd-Lot Balance Index, 27. American Market Value Index, 28. Index of Speculative Confidence, 29. Cumulative Advance/Decline Line, 30. Short Interest Ratio -- end., 31 pp. Reprint, extremely scarce title and content by A.W. Cohen, 1985 Edition.

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Recurrent Stock Market Patterns: the Three Peaks and the Domed House and One Year Later, A Follow-Up of the Three Peaks and Domed House

Recurrent Stock Market Patterns: the Three Peaks and the Domed House and One Year Later, A Follow-Up of the Three Peaks and Domed House 
by George Lindsay

Book Description: George Lindsay's Opinion, New York, 1969. Soft cover. Reprint. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. Softcover, tan wrappers with black title to cover, reprint of the 1968 edition of," The Three Peaks and the Domed House," and the 1969 edition of, "One Year Later A Follow-Up of the Three Peaks and Domed House. Numerous charts. These were both published by Lindsay prior to "Three Peaks" being included in later "Investors Intelligence" publications. This single reprint includes both titles.

Book Condition: Very Good, corners gently bumped, light shelfwear, internally clean, bright and unmarked.

Contents: Three Peaks and the Domed House, The Model: The Essential Movements in Sequence, The Formations of 1946-1948, The Formations of 1964-1966, The Formations of 1938-1940, The Formations 1966-1968 -- end. 10 pp., "One Year Later A Follow-Up of the Three Peaks and Domed House," More charts on the pattern, Interpreting the 1969 Break, The Right Average to Use, The Minor Formation of 1967, The Minor Formation of 1968, Indications for the Future -- end. 10 pp. Reprint, Extremely scarce content of the rare 1968 and 1969 versions published by George Lindsay's Opinion.

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