by Clarence H. Gillett, Ph.D.
Book Description: Investors Intelligence, Larcement, NY, 1965. Soft cover. Reprint. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. REPRINT, Loose Pages 8.5" x 11" white paper, Out-of-Print (Originally published 1965)
Book Condition: Very Good, no dust jacket,
Contents: Chapters: I. Introduction, II. Why Use Charts, III. Point and Figure vs. High-Low Charts, IV. How to Chart, V. Chart Patterns, VI. Resistance and Support Lines, VII. Making the Trade, VIII. Dow Theory, IX. Other Indicators of General Market Action, X. Making the Sale, XI. Puts and Calls, XII. Stock Market Observations. --
About the Author: Gillett was Professor of Management at the University of Illinois. From 1955 to the year he published this book in 1965, Gillett had over 40 articles published in financial magazines, and had written two other books, Economics for the Investor and Investments for the Layman. -- 63 Pages, clean REPRINT of this extremely scarce title.
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