The Dow Theory

The Dow Theory: An Explanation of its Development and an Attempt to Define its Usefulness as an Aid in Speculation
by Robert Rhea

Book Description: Barron's, New York, 1932. Hardcover.
1st Edition. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. Hardcover, Blue cloth boards with gilt title to cover and spine, 1st Edition, stated 13th printing, 252 pp.,

Book Condition: Very Good, covers rubbed, corners gently bumped, some small dents to top and bottom edges, spine extremes bumped, slightest tanning to pages otherwise internally clean, bright and unmarked, spine straight, binding tight, solid copy, no dust jacket,

Contents: Forewod by Mr. Hugh Bancroft, I. The Evolution of a Theory, II. The Dow Theory Which Hamilton Interpreted, III. Manipulation, IV. The Averages Discount Everything, V. The Theory Is Not Infallible, VI. Dow's Three Movements, VII. Primary Movements, VIII. Primary Bear Markets, IX. Primary Bull Markets, X. Secondary Reactions, XI. Daily Fluctuations, XII. Both Averages Must Confirm, XIII. Determining the Trend, XIV. Lines, XV. The Relationship of Volume to Price Movements, XVI. Double Tops and Double Bottoms, XVII. Individual Stocks, XVIII. Speculation, XIX. Stock Market Philosophy, Appendix: The Editorials of William Peter Hamilton -- end., 252 pp. Collectible, (13th Printing of the 1st Edition).

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