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Paperback. Condition: Good. In 1901 there were days when dealings on the Stock Exchange exceeded 3,000,000 shares and the machinery of speculation threatened to break down under the intensity of the strain to which it was subjected. Whether the records of that year will ever be broken no man can foretell. -from Chapter I: Stock Speculation In 1884, Charles Dow, the Wall Street Journal's famous first editor, published the first stock market average. and in the years after, he formulated, through his editorials, a wide-ranging economic philosophy that has come to be known as Dow's Theory. In fact, S.A. Nelson coined the term when he collected Dow's editorials together in this 1902 volume. Topics discussed include: .methods of reading the market .cutting losses short .the danger in overtrading .the recurrence of crises .the tipster .and much more. Dow's observations and Nelson's commentary sound strikingly modern even a century laterü¾?¶?¼, and remain vital components of an intelligent understanding of fundamental concepts of the stock market. S. A. NELSON was a reporter for The Wall Street Journal during the early 20th-century.…

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Paperback. Condition: Good. In 1901 there were days when dealings on the Stock Exchange exceeded 3,000,000 shares and the machinery of speculation threatened to break down under the intensity of the strain to which it was subjected. Whether the records of that year will ever be broken no man can foretell. -from Chapter I: Stock Speculation In 1884, Charles Dow, the Wall Street Journal's famous first editor, published the first stock market average. and in the years after, he formulated, through his editorials, a wide-ranging economic philosophy that has come to be known as Dow's Theory. In fact, S.A. Nelson coined the term when he collected Dow's editorials together in this 1902 volume. Topics discussed include: .methods of reading the market .cutting losses short .the danger in overtrading .the recurrence of crises .the tipster .and much more. Dow's observations and Nelson's commentary sound strikingly modern even a century laterü¾?¶?¼, and remain vital components of an intelligent understanding of fundamental concepts of the stock market. S. A. NELSON was a reporter for The Wall Street Journal during the early 20th-century.…

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