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Soft cover. Condition: New. Reprint. Softcover, Red and white printed wrappers with black title to cover, Reprint, originally published in 1970 by Scientific Market Analysis, 16 pp., copyright 1986-2022 by Betty (Reich) Requadt, Book Condition: New, Contents: Introduction, 1914-1921, 1922-1923 Hyperinflation, What Caused the Inflation?, Effects of Inflation on Business, Stabilization - The Rentenmark Miracle, How Stocks Fared; Other Investments, Could it Happen Here? -- end. 16 pp. -- Reprint, A scarce and widely cited title on German Hyperinflation in the Weimar Republic during the early 1920s.

Soft cover. Condition: New. Reprint. Softcover, Reprint, exact facsimile of the Original 1925 First Edition published by American Securities Service Incorporated. Book Condition: New, Contents: Chapter I. WHAT MAKES THE MARKET, What Is the Market?, Opinions Expressed in Buying and Selling, II. WHY PEOPLE ENTER THE MARKET, Something for Nothing? Mistaken Concept of Market, Becoming a Partner, The Gain of Money Motive, III. CROWD PSYCHOLOGY, Who the "Public" Is, The Market a Merchandising Proposition, Mental Intoxication of a Big Paper Profit, Missing a Big Profit, Cutting Losses Short Contrary to Human Nature, IV. MENTAL ATTITUDE OF THE PUBLIC IN DISLIKING SHORT SELLING, Relatively Few Persons Sell Short, Every Contractor Sells Short, Nothing Unethical in Short Selling, The Short-The Quick Profit Side of the Market, Why Public Not Educated to Short Selling, Being Short Inducing Fear, V. INTERPRETATION OF THE NEWS, Trying to Speculate on Past Events, Discounting Conditions Marketwise, Reading Between the Lines, Market Thrives on Mystery, Changing Status of Security Markets, VI. ACCUMULATION AND DISTRIBUTION AMMUNITION, When Distribution Is Easy, Bull News at the Top, Psychological Effect of Stock Dividends, Ammunition Used in Accumulation, Mergers as Bull Ammunition, Interesting Cases Cited, VII. THE MOMENTUM OF CROWD PSYCHOLOGY, Can You Keep On An Even Keel?, Bullishness or Bearishness - Extremes, You Have Plenty of Company, Buying Contagion Spreads Rapidly, The Mind's Love of Self-Appropriation, VIII. PSYCHOLOGICAL EFFECT OF THE INDIVIDUAL'S MARKET POSITION, Does Your Position Warp Your Mind?, Seeing Through Colored Spectacles, Blue Tinted Lenses of the Bear, Fighting the Rise, Going With the Market, Maintaining a Disinterested Viewpoint, Constitutional Bullishness or Bearishness, IX. PSYCHOLOGY OF REPETITION OF MARKET BEHAVIOR, "Habits" of Stocks, Operation of Pools, Buying Low - Selling High, Going Contrary to the Graph, Market Graph - Market Psychology Visualized, X. ADVANTAGEOUS AND ERRONEOUS MENTAL ACTIVITIES, Common-Sense Qualities You Need, Convictions and the Courage to Back Them, Forming Correct Decision Quickly, When Market Backs and Fills, Patience - Patience - Patience, Planning Soundly Ahead Now - end. 42 pp. This title was one of the first books ever specifically written about Stock Market Psychology. Keeping in mind that this book was written 4 years before the 1929 crash, it's amazing that Zimmerman was able to be so spot-on in his observations. Of course, now eighty-five plus years later, nothing has changed in terms of human behavior and thus his insights are still a valuable references to review from time to time. Extremely Scarce Title, Reprint, Recommended Reading. 42 pp.

Soft cover. Condition: New. Reprint. Alanpuri Trading, Los Angeles, 2022, Softcover, Reprint, Illustrated, An exact facsimile of the original 1935 edition by Leonard P. Ayres (Vice President of The Cleveland Trust Company), 52 pp. Summary: Written in 1935, six years into the Great Depression, Leonard P. Ayres of the Cleveland Trust Company lays out his hypotheses as to its causes. Using a broad range of historical economic data points, Ayres presents his beliefs in great detail as to what factors DID and DIDN'T cause the Great Depression and other Depressions. Illustrated with some insightful charts and tables, this is a great reference to have in ones trading library. 52 pp. Table of Contents: PART I. Origins of this Depression, Wholesale Prices Since 1750, Sequences, Post-War Depressions Primary and Secondary 1815 to 1935, A World Depression, Industrial Production 1928 to 1934, PART II. Factors that Did Not Cause the Depression, Demand Deposits and Check Transactions 1929 to 1935, PART III. The Causes of This and Other Depressions, Concentrated Unemployment, Unemployment by Producers, Industrial Production, Volume and Factory Production 1900 to 1934, Turning the Business Corners, Deviations from Normal Production 1900 to 1934, Initiation of Declines and Recoveries 1900 to 1934, Purchases by Business and by Individuals, Finished Goods Produced in 1929, Financing of Production, Business Profits and Business Purchasing, Changes in Profit Prospects, Laws Cannot Cure Business Cycles, Conclusion, Summary ? end. 52 pp. ISBN-10: 1945574615 ISBN-13: 9781945574610.

Soft cover. Condition: New. Reprint. Softcover REPRINT by Alanpuri Trading (2017), Original written in November of 1928, this 22 page document by W.D. Gann very accurately forecasts the crash of 1929. Fascinating reading. 22 pages. REPRINT, published by Alanpuri Trading.

Soft cover. Condition: New. Reprint. Softcover, REPRINT, exact facsimile of the 6th printing published in September 1946. Author: H.G. (Harry Gage) Carpenter, 39 pages. Book Condition: New, Contents: A discussion of Investment Companies, with Emphasis on the Selection of the Company or Companies which will fit the particular Requirements of each Individual Investor. Table of Contents: I. Brief History of Professional Investment Management, II. Advantages of Investment Company Shares, III. Investment Company Results, IV. Costs, V. Different Kinds of Investment Companies, VI. Different Kinds of Investors, VII. Investment Programs, An Elderly Couple, A Widow, A Speculator, A Normal Problem, VIII. A Refinement That Will Pay, IX. Investment Peace of Mind. -- end. Reprint, extremely scarce content by Harry Gage Carpenter.

Soft cover. Condition: New. Reprint. Softcover, reprint, originally published in1969. Transcription of the seminar at the Embassy Auditorium - Given by James H. Sibbet on September 14, 1966, 7.5 x 1.5 in. tab laid-in to page 7 shows exponential increase in National Debt, Book Condition: New, Contents: Very scarce title by James H. Sibbet who is most noted for being the first to quantify contrary opinion and trade based on that data. This book is a transcript of a seminar he held in September 1966 on how to profit from inflation. He notes that the reader should first read his book "Mortgages and Bonds Are in Jeopardy" to first understand what inflation is and it's causes and cures. The function of this seminar (book) is to take up where others leave off and explain how to ride the inflation elevator three times or more so as to parlay your profits into a fortune by shrewdly switching from one leveraged inflation hedge to another at the proper times. Highly Recommended. Extremely Scarce Title by James H. Sibbet who also ran an advisory service called "Market Vane" in the 1960's referenced in books such as Alexander Elders' "Trading for a Living." - 85 pages + Appendix.

Soft cover. Condition: New. Softcover, reprint, an exact facsimile of the 1967 original. A clever 77 page title by Flumiani on key perspectives to note while reading the Wall Street Journal., Book Condition: New Contents: 1: Introduction, 2: The First Five Parts, 3: The Supreme Ratio, 4: Bonds, 5: Commodity Markets, 6: Over-The-Counter Markets, 7: Quotations, 8: Averages, 9: Most Active Stock Box, 10: New Highs & New Lows, 11: Short Sale and Conclusions - Includes charts and one of Flumianis characteristic scribble drawings. He was one of the most colorful Wall Street authors of his time and this is a good example of his writting as it's a lot more "straight forward" then some of his other musings about the market. His work is getting harder and harder to find. Scarce Title, 77 pp. ISBN-10: 1945574208 ISBN-13: 9781945574207.

Soft cover. Condition: New. Reprint. Softcover, Reprint, Exact facsimile of the original October 1951 edition, 29 pp., Book Condition: New, Contents: Introduction, Part I: Commodities and Foreign Exchange, Reversing Procedure, The Bear, Legitimate and Speculative, Necessity for Hedging, Function of Commodity Exchanges, Dealing in Futures, Preventing Corners, Hedging in Wheat, Other Wheat Exporting Nations, Selling Futures, Progressive State of Balance, Futures Give Protection, Flucuations Neutralized, Hedging in Hides, Processing Consumes Time, Hedging Prevents Loss, Hedging Lowers Prices of Finished Goods, Speculative Short Selling, All Business Speculation, Speculator Necessary, Foresight in Speculation, Unethical Practices, Conclusion of United States Industrial Commission, German Law Restricting Short Selling, SHORT SELLING IN FOREIGN EXCHANGE, Hedging to Protect Business Profits, Part II: Securities - Motives Behind Short Selling, Security Short Sales Entail Immediate Delivery, Technic of Short Selling, Borrowing Certificates for Delivery, Loan Market, Utilizing the Clearing House, Advantage to Lender, Short Selling Does Note Affect Broker's Loans, Short Selling Expenses, Lending Flat, Lending at a Premium, Borrowing Liability for Dividends, Possibility for Loss, SELLING AGAINST THE BOX, Possibility of Losing Control, Morals Involved in Short Selling, Confusing Effect with Cause, Bear Raiding, Excerpt from Constitution New York Stock Exchange, Statement before House of Representatives Committee, Early attempts at Suppression, Views of Hughes Committee, Group Movements Support Stabilization Theory, Changing Conditions Necessitate Changing Regulations, Decision of United States Supreme Court, SHORT SELLING IN PRACTICE, Rules, 1951 Point and Figure Chart of May 1952 Cotton, Point and Figure Chart of Loew's Inc. (1945 - 1951) -- end. Rare content by Point and Figure Pioneer Owen K. Taylor, Reprint, 29 pp.

Soft cover. Condition: Fine. Reprint. Softcover, exact facsimile (enlarged) of the title originally published in 1945. 8.5 x 11 in., 40 pp., A Persistent Delusion, An Address by Henry W. Dunn, Professor of Finance, Harvard University, Delivered at the Second Annual Convention Investment Counsel Association of America, New York City, May 4, 1939, Reprinted with special permission, from the 1939 Investment Counsel Annual. Book Condition: Fine Contents: Introduction, Investment Counsel's Function Not Market Guessing, The "Investment Counsel Profession," Investment and Trading Distinguished, The Source of Investment Returns, "Growth Stocks" as Illustration, Complications Arising from Cyclical Factors, Possible Combination of Objectives, Investment Justification Essential, A Short Temperance Lecture, Popular Faith in Stock Market Guessing, Illustrative Experiences, Popular Belief a Delusion, The Test of Responsible Experience, A Typical Forecasting Record, Sources of Delusion Important, Emotional and Historical Factors, Wrong Teachers for Public, Plausibility of the Error, The Investment Trust Movement, Wolves in Sheep's Clothing, Investment Counsel Sharing the Delusion, Others Too Ready to Compromise, Hopes for Conversion, Conclusion. end -- Bookseller notes: This is one of my favorite pieces. Written 74 years ago, Dunn's main thesis was that the Financial Services Industry was doing a poor job at distinguishing for the consumer the differences between TRADING and INVESTING. One could easily argue that the same problem remains today. His 40 page thesis addresses some related topics and issues and at the end left me feeling that someone from the Financial Services Industry had just come clean with me, basically that Investment professionals are terrible speculators. (A Jerry McGuire-like manifesto). Highly Recommended Reading,40 pp., REPRINT of the 1945 printing.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. Reprint. 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.

Soft cover. Condition: New. Alanpuri Trading, Los Angeles, 2022, Softcover, Reprint, Illustrated, An exact facsimile of the 1937 edition originally published by George Bayer, Long Island City, New York, 46 pp. Production Quality: FAIR, This is an exact facsimile of his original 1937 edition and some pages may appear light, but all text and charts are legible. Summary: An early 1937 course on basic Astrology that Bayer attempts to apply to financial astrology and the stock market. This in more of a general course with very little talk about how to apply to stocks. George Bayer was one of the original financial astrology practitioners, and his writings have been highly regarded, especially as they relate to W.D. Gann Theory. Contents: Introduction, Lesson I. The Erection of a Chart (horoscope), Lesson II. The Calculation of the Mundane Chart, Lesson III. The Radix Mirrored Chart (RM), Lesson IV. The Progressed Chart, Lesson V. The Progressed Chart, Lesson VI. The Interpretation of the Five-fold Horoscope, Lesson VII. Rectification of the Chart when Time of Birth is Unknown, Practical Application of the Five-fold Horoscope, Rough Table of Planets' Positions, Distributing Them into Three Groups, Adjusted Table Placing Them in Exact Rotation, Final Table of Fixed Positions from 0 ot 30 Degrees Containing Regular as well as PLUS positions, ready to use for the example, Table of Progressed Positions, Daily Progressed Moon of the Example, Sample Chart, Fig. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 5a, 6, 7, 8 9, 10, Blank Sample Chart for student use, Five-fold Horoscope Chart ? end. 46 pp. ISBN-10: 1945574356 ISBN-13: 9781945574351 A Complete Course in ASTROLOGY, Erect and Interpretation for Natives as well as for Stocks (1937) by George Bayer, 46 pp. We also carry a complete collection of all 11 George Bayer's titles.

Soft cover. Condition: New. Reprint. 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 understanding and 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.

Soft cover. Condition: Fine. Reprint. Softcover, Reprint, exact facsimile of the original book which was first published by the author in 1930. 27 pp., illustrated with 8 charts. Book Condition: Fine, Contents: Chapter I: INTRODUCTION-ECONOMIC FACTORS, Continuous Improvement, Requires Capital, Turns to Stock Market, Affects All Business, First Obstacle, Prejudice and Facts Manipulation, Statistics, New Profession, Investment Research, Determine Trend, Appreciation, Objective, Graphic Charts, Conclusion, Chapter II: THE MECHANICS OF A CHART, Description, Similarity, Volume, Complete Picture, Caution, Charts-Statistics-and-Research, Chapter III: SIGNS OF ACCUMULATION AND BUYING SIGNALS, The Picture, Analysis, Rationalizing, What to Look For, When to Buy, Volume and Pool Action, Anticipation, News Value, More Signs, Legality of Pools and Wash Sales, Familiarize Characteristics, Chapter IV: SIGNS OF DISTRIBUTION AND SELLING SIGNALS, Take Profits, Buy Leaders, Selling Signals, Caution, Volume Increase, Volume Decrease, Long Trend Liquidation, 1929 Signals, Chapter V: CONFIRMATION BY THE AVERAGES, Necessary Index, Application in Selling, Application in Buying, Diversity, Group Movements, Chapter VI: THE THEORY OF THE AVERAGES, Origin, Business and the Market, Criticisms, Principles, Defining Movements, Defining Directions, Generalities, Resistance Lines, Chapter VII: CONCLUSION, Stock Market Forecasting, Movements, Management, Dividends and Profits, Earnings -- end. 27 pp. The author packs a great deal of information into 27 pages. This is an extremely scarce title and one we have yet to collect an original of it. The master for this version was a personal copy of the late trader/author Franklin Paul Jackson. The copyright page still bears the inscription that Ross made to Jackson in 1948. Leland S. Ross was based in San Francisco and was friends with fellow west coaster Jackson. We know from personal conversations with Jackson that he was also friends with J.E. de Mandel ,author of "Market Studies (1940)," and "Traders Bonanza (1936)." In addition to this title on the markets, Leland S. Ross was also an inventor and held a patent for a Juice Extracting Machine in the 1940s. Ross in his efficiency is able to offer some concise market observations in this short 27 page book. EXTREMELY RARE CONTENT. Collectible Reprint.

Soft cover. Condition: Fine. Reprint. Softcover, Red card wrappers with black title to cover, REPRINT of the Second Revised Edition originally published in1961. Book Condition: Fine, Full Title from title page: "The Method, A Perpetual Stock Market Guidance-Formula obtained from the Understanding of the Technical Approach to the Market Capable Through Proper Application to Point Out Specific Stocks to Buy and Specific Stocks to Sell Together with the Best Time When Such Buying and Selling Should Be Done." Contents: (Headings) Challege, Dow Theory, The Great Boxes, Stocks and Men, What People Buy When They Buy A Stock, The Future, The Multiplier, Why People Sell, The Most Active Column, Leaders and Syndicates, Basic Differences, The Trajectory, Position, Nature of the Syndicate, Volume and Price, Time and Action, The Real Cylinder, Who Makes the Market?, New Highs and Lows, Number, Selection, Moving Objects vs. Falling Bodies, The Two Boxes Combined, The New Lows Stocks, The Three Prices, The Price Course, Application, Trend, Action, Advice, More, -- Includes numerous hand-scribbled illustrations and charts. Extremely Scarce Flumiani Title, 36 pp.

Soft cover. Condition: New. Alanpuri Trading, Los Angeles, 2020, Softcover, Reprint, Illustrated with 55 Diagrams, An exact facsimile of the 1937 original published by George Bayer, Long Island City, New York., 41 pp. Production Quality: GOOD, although some of these original pages may have some lighter areas, all text and charts are legible. (see sample pages) Summary: A well illustrated 41 page text where George Bayer creatively attempts to interpret the Bible (Genesis) through Astrology. This continues to be a title of interest to those studying W.D. Gann Theory. Contents: Astrological Diagram Interpretation of Biblical Genesis, Longitude & Latitude, Ecliptic, Tree, Transits, Diagrams Of Earth, Heavens & Cosmos, The Node Man, Leaf Forms & Astrological Chart, Human Form & Chart, Astrological Calculator Diagrams, Biblical Interpretation, Noah's Ark, Zodiacal Diagrams, Ellipses. ISBN-10: 1945574410 ISBN-13: 9781945574412 Alanpuri Trading, Los Angeles, 2020, Softcover, Reprint, Illustrated, An exact facsimile of the 1937 original published by George Bayer, Long Island City, New York., 41 pp. We also carry a complete collection of all 11 George Bayer's titles.

Soft cover. Condition: New. Reprint. Softcover, reprint, Alanpuri Trading 2013, this is an extremely clean exact facsimile of the Original title published in 1934 by Wetsel Market Bureau, Inc., 114 pp. Book Condition: New, Contents: Section A: Introduction, Confidential, Order of Presentation, Definitions, Technical Position. Section B: Objective, Definitions, Bull Market, Bear Market, Normal Reactions & Recoveries, The Fifty Percent Recovery & Reaction. Section C: Application of Rules: The Fifty Percent Recovery & Reaction, The Pivot. Section D: The Pivot, The Importance of Time, Time & Extent Measured by Arc, Application to Minor Movements, Tops & Bottoms. Section E: Tops & Bottoms, The Top Formation in 1929, If the Bull Market Had Continued, Bottom Formations. Section E: Tops & Bottoms, The Top Formation in 1929, If the Bull Market Had Continued, Bottom Formations. Section F: Tops & Bottoms, Tops & Bottoms on Individual Stocks, The Importance of Closings, Consider Dividends in Calculations, Variations from Head & Shoulder Formation, A Rounding Top, Variations in Bottom Formations. Section G: Gaps as Indicators, The Cause of Gaps, Value & Limitations as Indicators; Kinds of Gaps, The Exhaustion Gap. Section H: Gaps as Indicators, Break-Away Gaps, Review Regarding Exhaustion & Intermediate Gaps, Watch Immediately Preceding Price Movement, Special Discussion. Section J: Importance of Preceding Price Movement, Rule Fifty-One. Section K: Similarity of Price Movements; Stretcher Formation. Section L: Stretcher Formations - Variations in the Movement, Long Swing Commitments; Normal Movement Subsequent to Stretcher, Short Sales; Volume. Section M: Comparison of Price Movements, The Effect of Trend; Simple Method of Eliminating Trend, Method of Preparing Chart No. 23, Comparing the Two Price Movements. Section N: Averages Used as Guides, Compilation of an Average, The Dow-Jones Averages, The Forecast of September 8, 1932. Section O: The Use & Compilation of Averages, The Use of a Constant Divisor, Average of Active vs. Inactive Issued, Compiling an Average of Inactive Issues. Section P: Old Tops & Bottoms, Application to Individual Stocks, Determining Exact Resistances. Section Q: Trend Lines, Application to Individual Stocks, Trend Lines as Resistances. Section R: Coil Formations, The Ascending Coil, Descending Coil, A Flat Coil. Section S: Time & Volume, Section T: Volume and Price, Section U: Angles of Strength & Weakness, Section V: Summarizing Major Formations, Section W: Minor Formations Continued, Section X: Obstinate Declines & Rallies, Section Y: Danger Signals, Pegged Stocks, Successive Closes at Top, Irregular Straights, Playing Safe on Straight Measurements, Natural Resistance & Support Levels, Prices Doubled or Halved, Section, Section Z: Recording Each Transaction, Margin Trading, Seasonal Influences. -- 114 pages. A Summary from Don Mack about this title: Regarding details of the authors and the publisher of this Course in Trading, we know very little of the Wetsel Market Bureau and its team of technical writers who put it together. We have not been fortunate enough to find any references to their existence after the 1920s and 1930s. We do know that it was a highly regarded market advisory publication in its time, and judging by the quality of this Course, we have no doubt that it was a solidly based service that profited its subscribers with some excellent analytical teaching and information. From the original Introduction to the Course we learn that the company had changed hands about three years before the time of this publication (1934) and the new head of the company was Fred W. McClafferty, a name I must admit is unknown to me from that period. From the introductory comments to the Course, we have to surmise that the service was published bi-weekly, although, knowing the general pattern of market letter publishing, there is also the possibility that it was a weekly publication. -- end. Scarce Content, Highly Recommended Reading. Softcover Reprint.

Soft cover. Condition: New. Softcover, Blue card wrappers with black title to cover, REPRINT of the First Edition originally published in 1962. Book Condition: New Contents: This book in divided up into five parts. Part one deals with Stock Market Trading Syndicates in general. What they are: their nature, characteristics and goals. This part runs from page 9 to page 15. Part two deals with one of the most important functions of the syndicate: the function which consists in the choice of the right stock. Obviously, the choice of the "right" stock would eliminate most of the syndicate's difficulties. To be "right" a stock should answer certain basic requirements. This part enumerates and elaborates these basic requirements. Pages 15 to 22. Part three deals with the actual operations of the syndicates. It answers the question: what do syndicates do after they have chosen the "right" stock in order to achieve their objectives? The steps they follow are indicated. Pages 23 to 31. Part four contemplates the trajectory of the syndicate. It studies the syndicate as a dynamic entity in its operations: the course the syndicate takes in its efforts to achieve its objectives or to recognize its failure. Pages 31 to 35. Part five takes up the matter of the syndicate from the view-point of the average investor. To what good is the syndicate to me? How can I benefit from the existence and the activities of the syndicate? Can I form a syndicate of my own. Pages 35 to 37. -- Includes two hand-scribbled illustrations, Reprint, 37 pp.

Soft cover. Condition: Fine. Reprint. Softcover, Reprint, black card wrappers with white title to cover, Exact facsimile (enlarged) reprint of the first edition published in 1936, also includes the 50th Anniversary printing of, "Statement on the Balance of Payments" by the American Bankers Association which was originally published in 1963, Foreword by Douglas Allen, Book Condition: Fine, Contents: THE TIMING OF INFLATION: Explanation of the Charts, The Index of Inflation, Timing, THE EARLY STAGE OF INFLATION: Germany, France, Civil War, World War, New Era, Duration, Other Reasons for the Time Lag, Obvious Lessons, THE CRITICAL STAGE: Germany, France, Civil War, World War, New Era, Duration, THE EXPLOSIVE STAGE: Germany, France, Civil War, World War, New Era, WARNING SIGNALS OF DISASTER: Circumstances Conductive to Complete Repudiation, Circumstances Leading to Devaluation, Circumstances Leading Only to Collapse, Warning Symptoms, The Current Inflation, Protection Against Inflation, Can Inflation Be Controlled? -- end. 114 pp. + 21 pp. for 2nd title, One of simplest and most insightful books on inflation ever written. Rather then rhetoric on theory, the authors take an objective look at history to compile a list of commonalities on five different inflationary periods of our past. Also includes an urgent publication, "Statement on the Balance of Payments, written by The American Bankers Association in 1963 urging Congress to act swiftly on a host of fiscal matters. So, what happens when you abandon the importance of trade balance and the principals of fiscal prudence for several decades? We're about to find out. Foreword by Doug Allen, HIGHLY RECOMMENDED READING.

Soft cover. Condition: New. Reprint. Softcover, Reprint, exact facsimile reprint of the original which was originally published 1931-34. Important work on Volume Analysis, Book Condition: New, Contents: Introduction, The Meaning of Quotations, Statement of the Problem, Kinds of Quotations, Charting Volume of Sales, Kinds of Movement, Purpose of Classifications, Method of Weekly Highs and Lows, Explanation of Weekly High and Low Chart, Method of Classifying, Classification Table, Number of Classifications, Advances and Declines, Daily Charts, Explanation - Daily Double Reverse, Variations, Successive Variations, Extended Variations, Double Bigs, Double Littles, Weekly Double Reverse, Trading Technique and Procedure, Margin Trading, Waiting for the Big Movements, Keep Forecasts to Yourself, Where to Obtain Quotations, Making the Volume of Sales Line for "The New Technique," Charting Volume of Sales, Interpretation, Correspondence and Explanations, A Bit of History, In A Declining Market - Reasoning It Out, Weekly Quotations. -- end. 35 pp. Rare and important title on Volume Analysis. This title appeared on Dr. Baumring's Recommended Reading List.

Soft cover. Condition: New. Reprint. Softcover, Reprint, exact facsimile of the rare 1938 title originally published by R.N. Elliott, Book Condition: New, Contents: I. Rhythm in Nature, II. Stock Market Waves, III. Identifying the Waves, IV. Terminology, V. Wave Characteristics: Corrections, Extensions, Irregular Corrections, Triangles, VI. Speed, Volume and Charting, VII. Applying the Wave Principle, IX. Rarities in the 1937/38 Bear Market, X. The Wave Principle in other Fields., Includes the following charts: 1. Population movements, Farms to Cities, 2. Farm Products, 3. Federal Spending, 4. U.S. Deficits, 5. Production, World and U.S., 6. Steel Output, 7. New Life Insurance, 8. Electric Power Produced, 9. Gasoline Consumption, 10. Fire Loses, 11. New York Stock Market Activity, 11A. New York Stock Market Seats, 11B New York Stock Market Seats, 12. Waves 1 and 2 Grand Super Cycle, 13. Super Cycle 1857-1928, 14. Cycle 1896-1928, 15. Primary 1921-1928, 16. 1st Intermediate, 1921 - March 1923, 17. 2nd Intermediate, March 1923 - May 1924, 18. 3rd Intermediate, May 1924 - Nov. 1925, 19. 4th Intermediate, Nov. 1925 - May 1926, 20. 5th Intermediate, May 1926 - Nov. 1928, 21. The Great Bear Market 1928-1932, 22. The Bull Move July 1932 - March 1937, 23. Intermediate May 1936-March 1937, 24. Monthly range March 1937 - March 1938, 25. Weekly range March 1937 - March 1938, 26. Daily range March-August 1937, 27. Daily range August-October 1937, 28. Daily range October 1937 - March 1938, 29. Hourly, February 23rd - March 31, 1938, 30. Standard Statistics weekly, Oct. - Feb., 31. Daily range, March 31 - May 27, 1938, 32. Corporation Bonds 1927-1938, 33. Money value stock transactions NYSE -- end. 50 pp. Softcover REPRINT of the rare 1938 edition. An important title for any trader's library. This is a clean and exact facsimile of the original 1938 first edition, all text, illustrations and layout are as Elliott intended.

Soft cover. Condition: Fine. Reprint. Softcover, exact facsimile of the first edition originally self-published by William Dunnigan in 1957, 33 pp., Book Condition: Fine, Reproduction Quality: Clean reproduction of original, all text and charts legible with the exception of some of the smaller chart dates, a photo loop or magnifying glass is recommended for chart details, Contents: PART 1: One-Way Formula for Trading in Stocks; How to Select Stocks and Chart Prices, How to Recognize Barometric Movements (Upswings, Downswings, Tops and Bottoms), How to Set Up Swings and Their Tops and Bottoms, A Birdseye View of One-Way Formula, More About ASC, Nullification, Repeat Signals, Sell Signals, Recognizing the Maintrend, How to Recognize A Possible Change in the Maintrend (Preliminary Signals), How to Recognize A REAL Change in the Maintrend (Reversal Signals), How to Recognize A Continuation of the Main Trend (Repeat Signals), How to Engage in Practical Operations (Operating Plan), Spreadsheet (Sample Operating Plan in Stocks), Some Practical Considerations, PART 2: Trading in Commodities with One-Way Formula; Some Special Considerations in Commodities, Operating Plan in Commodities, Spreadsheet (ONE-WAY FORMULA Operating Plan in Commodities), Dunnigan's Coaching Report - One-Way Formula - (includes several pages of charts). -- end. A Classic by Dunningan. Easy to use, and adopted by many successful traders over the years, William Dunnigan's One-Way Formula for Trading in Stocks and Commodities is a robust and reliable mechanical approach to buy/sell decision-making in speculative markets. A rare example of a 'universal' formula, this technique can be applied to almost any stock or commodity market, and requires little more than accurate line and bar charts. A Classic by Dunningan and should be a part of any trader's library.

Soft cover. Condition: Fine. Reprint. Softcover, Reprint, Blue card wrappers with black title to cover, Exact facsimile (enlarged) reprint of the first edition published 1936, 36 pp. (26 charts), Book Condition: Fine, Contents: Foreword, Constructing Charts, Selecting Stocks, Typical Chart Formations, Triangles, The Double Bottom, Gaps, Resistance Levels, Buying and Selling Climaxes, Plain vs. Ratio Charts, Summary -- end. 36 pp. EXTREMELY SCARCE and EARLY TITLE ON TECHNICAL ANALYSIS and Chart Patterns. From the author of "Trading Profits in Low Price Stocks (1933)." Collectible Reprint of a very rare 1936 title on technical analysis.

Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. Reprint. Softcover, perfect bound, Reprint, Photographic reproduction of a series of 12 articles published in 1939 by R.N. Elliott, (originally published in 1939 by Financial World Magazine), Book Condition: Near Fine, Contents: This book includes an exact facsimile of all 12 original articles that introduced Elliott's "Wave Principle," clean reproduction, 16 pp. -- Extremely Scarce Content and highly recommended reading.

Soft cover. Condition: New. Reprint. Softcover, REPRINT, exact facsimile of the Original 1949 Book, 31 pp. plus 14 pages of full page charts, Book Condition: New, Contents: A complete method for determining the future trend in stock prices that will enable you to properly "time" your purchase and sales for maximum profit, TABLE OF CONTENTS: Preface, 1. Introduction and Definition of Terms, 2. Dow's Theory, 3. Pressure Keys, 4. Odd Lot Indices, 5. Moving Average, 6. Moving Volume, 7. Daily Buying - Selling Key, 8. Weekly Buying - Selling Key, 9.Selecting the Proper Stocks, 10. Summary and Sound Stock Market Strategy, Appendix. -- end. 31 pp. plus 14 page of full page charts. EXTREMELY SCARCE TITLE, reprint.

Soft cover. Condition: New. Reprint. Softcover, REPRINT, exact facsimile of the original we believe was first published in 1947 (there is no date reference in the original)., illustrated, 48 pp., Condition: New, Contents: I. The Key to Universal Law, II. The Significance of Individuality of Each Planet, The Significators, III. The Signs of the Zodiac, Table of Planetary Powers, Nature of the Signs, How to Read Planetary Facts, The Celestial Houses, IV. Financial Astrology in it's Broader Aspects, The Ephemeris and Its Uses, The Table of Houses, Financial Prospects, Ivar Krueger, V. The Making of a Speculator, VI. Financial Forecasting, The Stock Market, Corporation Charts: American Can, General Electric Company, The Ford Motor Company, Homestake Mining Company, General Motors Corporation, Willys Overland -- end. 48 pp., Important title on financial astrology.

Soft cover. Condition: New. Softcover, reprint, originally self-published in 1980, author has added note additions in early Dec. 1981, 31pp. Book Condition: New Contents: Wheat-Price Trends and Elliott Wave Principle: early May 1980, Appendix: wheat, corn, and soybean futures: early June 1980, Update: early April 1981, Editorial Aids: Aids pages 1-4 -- end. 31 pages. Scarce title on Wheat Trading with Elliott Waves. Extremely scarce content.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. Flumiani, C.M. (illustrator). Reprint. Softcover, Reprint, exact facsimile of the original first edition, first printing published in 1970. Numerous scribbled illustrations by Flumiani, 31 pp. Written by Carlo Maria Flumiani under the pseudonym, "Spencer Fleming, 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. Extremely Scarce Title, Collectible Reprint.

Soft cover. Condition: New. Softcover, reprint, 37 pp. plus 4 page appendix, Book Condition: New, Contents: In this extremely scarce title, Pugsley (1934-2011) lays out his thesis of why copper is an excellent hedge against inflation. Appendix includes 4 charts to illustrate his assertions. 37 pp. Extremely scarce content.

Soft cover. Condition: New. Reprint. Softcover, Reprint of the original 1921 document, (Original self published by Prof. L.H. Weston in 1921), Book Condition: New, Contents: Reprint of a very rare manuscript on Forecasting Stock Market movements using Astrology, and one of the first titles on Financial Astrology. This is a favorite among W.D. Gann Students. General consensus within the astro-economic community traces the primary development of modern financial astrology to around the 1920's, the first time Gann mentioned a planet being in a 1921 Forecasting Course. Professor Weston's breakthrough work, Forecasting the New York Stock Market, also dates from 1921 to 1923, and in the 1920's Sepharial produced most of his known Arcana or Keys to the markets, though he states in his advertisements that these systems had been in development since 1898. Professor Weston represents the earliest application of Fourier Sequences to market analysis, by breaking down component cycle waves and combining them to produce a composite model. Weston was a regular contributor to Frederick White's journal, The Adept. Weston was also one of the first to propose a theory of the 10 year cycle, actually with two different versions of the ten year pattern. The first is his computation based on 50 years of data, of a series composed of 14, 20 and 28 months, called the Venus term and based upon the Heliocentric system. The second is a sequence which divides the Jupiter/Saturn cycle into 10 irregular parts, but follows the Geocentric system. Professor Weston was a great influence on Gann, implied by his manuscript being locked in Gann's safe, and he may have been the one who introduced Gann to Fourier cycle theory, providing Gann with the foundation for his 10 year cycle with its multiples. Extremely Scarce, REPRINT, 47 pages.

Soft cover. Condition: New. Softcover, exact facsimile of the 1930 original, 44 pp. At the time this book was written, William Dunnigan had a P.O. Box at Stanford University and we believe that he was working within the University at some capacity. Much of Dunnigans work around this period was forecasting based on statistics and barometers. The book starts out with some notes concerning the revisions he made to his Composite Barometer due to reporting changes from the Federal Reserve Board. A table of these changes in included and provides an interesting data point from July 1930 as it prints Dunnigans 12 month forecasts and the actuals up to July. In presenting this treatise the writer seeks to accomplish a two-fold purpose: On the one hand, this booklet is concerned with a presentation and examination of a forecasting method which would have successfully predicted, had it been available since January 1920, the direction of the net monthly movement of average stock prices in 102 of the past 120 months. This forecasting method (termed the composite barometer method) is one result of an original investigation engaged in by the writer wherein a study was made. of the monthly movements of each of 125 series of business data as related to subsequent monthly movements of average stock prices. The other purpose of this treatise is to emphasize three facts which were statistically demonstrated in the writers research and which have, or should have , an important bearing upon any investing or trading program in the stock market. Briefly, these facts are: (1) Practically all of the popular barometers which are based upon current information (brokers loans, call money rates, pig iron production, freight-car loadings, etc.) exhibit absolutely no consistent relationship to the short-swings in stock prices; (2) Ultimate failure is almost certain for anyone attempting to forecast the minor movements of stock prices by one of even a few of the best barometers attempting to forecast the minor movements of stock prices by one or even a few of the best barometers, and (3) the investor or trader who believes he knows the immeiate future of the market should always supplement that essential "knowledge with either the acceptance of competent financial counsel or a personal study relative to individual stock values or opportunities. Rare, early Dunnigan publication. Contents: Chapter I. Scope and Plan, The Value of Statistical Methods, Chapter II. The Value of Statistical Methods (Continued), The Necessity of Forecasting Average Stock-Price Movements, Chapter III. Statistical Research Reveals Common Fallacies, Chapter IV. The Composite Barometer Method. ISBN-10: 1945574933 ISBN-13: 9781945574931.