Making Money in Stock Trading

Hardcover, Blue buckram with gilt lettering over black to cover and spine, 1943. Book Condition: Very Good, near fine, very slightest signs of wear to cover, edges and spine extremes, top edges a bit dust dulled, sharp corners, endpapers lightly tanned, pages show slight tanning appropriate to the age of this title, small 1/16" chip on top of pages 24 & 25, page 31 has corner creased, otherwise unmarked, spine straight, binding tight. Dust Jacket Condition: Good, spine torn, missing 1/2" of top, some other minor tears and rubbing (see photo). Contents: Chapter 1: The Stock Market as a Spare Time Job, 2: The Starting Point of Speculation, 3: Experience with the Dow Theory, 4: The Best Industries for Speculation, 5: What About Diversification, 6: Which Stocks to Buy - and How to Buy Them, 7: Buy Things You Can Sell, 8: Buy or Sell "At the Market," 9: Big Profits and Small Losses, 10: Profits Through Short Selling, 11: Averaging Down and Up, 12: The Delusion of Income, 13: Keeping Your Profits, 14: Dangers of Buying New Issues, 15: Some "Opportuniites" to Avoid, 16: Tricks of Capitalization, 17: When to Buy Convertible Securities, 18: Forecasting with Statistics, 19: Don'ts on Receiving Advice and Information, 20: Where and How to Get Information - A Parting Admonition, 21: Why Giving Advice is Bad, 22: You Don't Have to Make Money. Great title from the post depression era. In "Near Fine" Condition with Dust Jacket, 71 Pages. EXTREMELY SCARCE 1943 EDITION.…