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A nice first printing. Name of previous owner inside cover. A good DJ (see pictures). Nice, clean inside with no marks. 8vo-over 7¾"-9¾" tall. Graphic presentation for the layman as well as the businessman. Blue cloth boards. The pages are clean, the text has no markings, and the binding is sound.
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Principles of Charting by George W. Weld is a classic early work on technical analysis that explains how to read and interpret price charts for stock market forecasting. Published in the early 1930s, Principles of Charting focuses on using price patterns and market trends to anticipate future movements. Weld's approach reflects the foundations of what later became modern technical analysis. The book emphasizes that: Market prices move in recognizable patterns These patterns reflect investor psychology Studying past price behavior can help predict future trends A very nice copy, 171 pages, toning, blue cloth board.
