45 Years in Wall Street / New Stock Trend Detector

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45 Years in Wall Street (1949): A Review of the 1937 Panic and 1942 Panic, 1946 Bull Market with New Time Rules and Percentage Rules with Charts for Determining the Trend on Stocks. New Stock Trend Detector (1936): A Review of the 1929-1932 Panic and the 1932-1935 Bull Market. Dustwrapper - Front......Page 1 Flyleaf - Front......Page 2 Flyleaf - Rear......Page 3 PHOTO-PLATE - The Author......Page 4 Title Page......Page 5 Printer's Imprint......Page 6 Dedication......Page 7 Foreword......Page 9 Introduction......Page 11 Contents......Page 13 Charts......Page 14 I. Is It More Difficult to Make Profits Now Than Before 1932?......Page 15 Volume of Sales Smaller......Page 16 Cross Currents in Stocks......Page 17 Why You Should Learn to Determine the Trend of the Market......Page 18 II. Rules for Trading in Stocks......Page 20 Rule 2. Buy at Single, Double and Triple Bottoms......Page 21 Rule 4. Buy and Sell on 3 Weeks' Advance or Decline......Page 22 Rule 7. Volume of Sales......Page 23 Rule 8. Time Periods......Page 24 Rule 9. Buy on Higher Tops and Bottoms......Page 26 Rule 11. Safest Buying and Selling Points......Page 27 Rule 12. Price Gains in Fast Moves......Page 28 Twenty-Four Never-Failing Rules......Page 30 Safety of Capital......Page 31 Changing Your Mind......Page 32 When to Enter the Market......Page 33 Buying or Selling Too Soon or Too Late......Page 34 When to Pyramid......Page 35 How Much Profit to Expect......Page 36 How to Answer a Margin Call......Page 37 What Traders Don't Want to Know......Page 38 Human Element the Greatest Weakness......Page 39 Buying One Stock and Selling Another Short......Page 41 Radio and Pepsi-Cola......Page 42 When to Buy Radio......Page 43 IV. Percentage of High and Low Prices......Page 44 Stocks Selling Below 50 Per Cent Level......Page 46 Market Action Proves the Rules......Page 47 Present Position of Dow Jones 30 Industrial Averages......Page 51 Let the Market Tell Its Own Story......Page 52 V. Time Periods of Short Duration Correct Prices......Page 53 Liquidation after a Pronged Decline and a Sharp Rally in a Bear Market......Page 58 Secondary Decline after September 8 High......Page 60 Secondary Rally......Page 61 Final Low......Page 62 Secondary Rally in Bear Market......Page 63 End of Short Bull Market......Page 64 War Move......Page 65 Final Lows--End of Bear Market......Page 66 Final Top--End of Bull Market......Page 67 Secondary Decline......Page 68 After Election, Sharp, Quick Declines......Page 69 VI. Time Periods for Important Swings on the Averages......Page 71 VII. Dow Jones 30 Industrial Averages 3-Day Chart Moves......Page 74 Three-Day Moves or More......Page 75 Rule for Keeping Up 3-Day Chart......Page 77 Record of 3-Day Moves on Averages 1912 to 1949......Page 80 9-Point Chart Swings or More of the Averages......Page 89 Total Moves of 9 points or More......Page 93 Examples of 30-Point Moves......Page 94 VIII. Months when Extreme Highs and Lows were Recorded......Page 96 Months When Extreme Lows Were Recorded......Page 97 Monthly High and Low Prices Each Year......Page 99 Number of Times Extreme Highs Have Been Reached......Page 101 Dow-Jones 30 Industrial Averages Time Swings......Page 102 IX. June Lows Comparison for Future Highs......Page 104 Anniversary Dates......Page 106 Important News Events......Page 108 Resistance Levels 193 to 196......Page 109 Start of Japanese War December 7, 1941......Page 110 Resistance Levels 158 to 163......Page 111 With Review of Bull and Bear Markets......Page 113 Monthly and Yearly Volume of Sales on New York Stock Exchange......Page 116 XI. 15 Public Utility Averages......Page 118 Barron's Air Transport Averages......Page 119 Stocks with Small Number of Shares......Page 120 Joy Manufacting Company......Page 121 XII. Puts, Calls, Rights and Warrants on Stocks......Page 122 Puts......Page 123 Rights and Warrants......Page 124 Atlas Corporation......Page 125 Actively Traded Warrants on the New York Stock and Curb Exchange......Page 126 XIII. New Discoveries and Inventions......Page 128 Atomic Power......Page 129 XIV. Great Market Operators of the Past......Page 130 Airline Stocks......Page 137 Special Stocks......Page 138 XVI. Can United States Afford Another War?......Page 140 How to Stop Wars......Page 142 What Will Cause the Next Depression or Panic......Page 143 Future Trend of Stocks......Page 144 Outlook for 1950......Page 145 Preview of 1951 to 1953......Page 146 Conclusion......Page 147 CHART 1. Dow Jones 30 Industrial Averages 3-Day Chart A......Page 148 CHART 2. Dow Jones 30 Industrial Averages 3-Day Chart B......Page 149 CHART 3. Dow Jones 30 Industrial Averages 3-Day Chart C......Page 150 CHART 4. Dow Jones 30 Industrial Averages 9-Point Chart 1......Page 151 CHART 5. Dow Jones 30 Industrial Averages 9-Point Chart 2......Page 152 CHART 6. Dow Jones 30 Industrial Averages 9-Point Chart 3......Page 153 CHART 7. Dow Jones 30 Industrial Averages 9-Point Chart 4......Page 154 CHART 8. Barron's Air Transport Averages Monthly......Page 155 CHART 9. Dow Jones 15 Public Utility Averages A......Page 156 CHART 10. Dow Jones 15 Public Utility Averages B......Page 157 CHART 11. Electric Bond and Share Monthly......Page 158 CHART 12. Pan American World Airways Monthly......Page 159 CHART 13. Radio Corporation Quarterly......Page 160 Stocks and Commodities......Page 161 Brokers......Page 162 Notes......Page 163 Title Page......Page 173 Foreword......Page 175 Contents......Page 177 Charts......Page 179 I. A New Deal in Wall Street......Page 181 The Law of Supply and Demand......Page 184 How New Deal Has Changed Conditions......Page 185 II. Foundation for Successful Trading......Page 187 Learn to be Independent......Page 188 Knowledge Brings Success......Page 189 Qualifications for Success......Page 190 III. History Repeats......Page 192 W.D. Gann Averages 1856-1874......Page 193 12 Industrial Stock Averages 1875-1896......Page 194 Dow-Jones Industrial Averages 1897-1935......Page 195 1921-1929 Bull Campaign......Page 198 1929-1932 Bear Market......Page 199 1932-1935 Bull Market......Page 202 Cause of the 1929-1932 Panic......Page 204 "Who Bought Stocks in the Panic?"......Page 205 "Will Stocks Go Back to 1929 Highs?"......Page 206 IV. Individual Stocks vs. Averages......Page 207 The Dow Theory Obsolete......Page 209 Change with the Times......Page 211 V. New Rules to Detect Trend of Stocks......Page 213 Where to Buy and Sell......Page 214 CHART 1. Douglas Aircraft--Monthly High and Low: 1928-1935......Page 216 CHART 2. United Fruit--Weekly High and Low: 1935......Page 217 CHART 3a. Corn Products--Weekly High and Low: 1933-1934......Page 224 CHART 3b. Corn Products--Weekly High and Low: 1934-35......Page 225 CHART 4. U.S. Smelting--Monthly High and Low: 1924-1935......Page 228 CHART 5. National Distillers--Monthly High and Low: 1925-1935......Page 237 CHART 6. United Fruit and Chrysler Motors Comparison: 1935......Page 242 Rules for Determining Culminations by Volume of Sales......Page 249 Monthly Record of Volume of Sales on New York Stock Exchange 1929-1935......Page 250 Rule 1--Amount of Capital Required......Page 262 Rule 3--How to Detect Buying Points......Page 263 Rule 4--How to Detect Selling Points......Page 264 Rule 5--How to Pyramid......Page 265 Rule 7--Volume of Sales......Page 266 The Following of Rules Makes Profits......Page 267 Fulfilled Predictions......Page 268 How Traders and Investors Were Fooled in 1930 to 1932 Panic......Page 270 How Traders and Investors May Be Fooled in the Future......Page 271 What Has Happened to Cause the Next Bear Market......Page 272 Dustwrapper - Rear......Page 276