Alanpuri Trading

Soft cover. Condition: Good. Prechter, Robert R. (illustrator). Softcover, White wrappers with 4/color decorative graphic and black and red title to cover, black and red title to spine. Book Condition: Good, covers rubbed and light soil, corners gently bumped, internally pages clean and bright, no marks to pages. No dust jacket. Contents: Preface, 1. Starting Out, 2. Saving Money on Food, 3. Purchasing Apparel, 4. Money Management, 5. Your Housing Dollars, 6. Maintaining Your Home, 7. Home Furnishings, 8. Saving Money on Your Car, 9. Insurance, Wills and Trusts, 10. The Consumer and the Law, 11. Taxes, 12. Common-Sense Health, Appendix. -- Simple 1970's no-nonsense book on how consumers can fight inflation when it rears it's ugly head again. 198 pages.

Audio Book (Cassette). Condition: Very Good. VHS Video Tape, 29 minute VHS Tape in plastic cover. In this 29 minute tape Dr. Alexander Elder talks about the use of the Williams%R indicator. Tape Condition: Very Good, appears it has never been used. (This is an NTSC tape for play in US only).

Soft cover. Condition: Poor. Softcover, gray card wrappers with blue title to cover, 6 x 9 in., 32pp. Book Condition: POOR, dampstains to cover and numerous internal pages, covers dampstained and heavy soil, internal pages dampstained. Contents: Courses offered by the New York Stock Exchange Institute for the years 1930-1931. Scarce title.

Soft cover. Condition: Good. Because it eliminates most of the 'guesswork" and allows you to make logical, well-supported trading decisions, rather than impulsive, emotion-driven choices.Now, discover how to apply the true power of this key concept to your own trading program with Support & Resistance Simplified.

Soft cover. Condition: Good. 1st Edition. Softcover, saddle stitched, blue card wrappers with black title to cover, 43 pp., Book Condition: Good, bio-damage to wrapper edges, covers rubbed, scuffed and soil, covers tanned at edges, internally clean, bright and unmarked, Contents: I. Why Read This Book, II. Rights; or Please Send Cash, III. Bases Remove Guesswork, IV. Splits; 10 Equals 5 Split in 2, V. Stock Dividends Plow Back Earnings, VI. Double Par Value, VII. Dividends Every Month, VIII. Convertible Debentures, IX. Storing Certificates - Where and Why -- end. 43 pp. Scarce title.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. Softcover, 3.75 X 8.25 in., Saddle Stitch, Yellow wrappers with black title and graphics to cover, Booklet, No publication date - assumed 1970s, printed in Switzerland, 26 pp. Booklet Condition: Very Good, cover lightly rubbed, small 1/4 in. tear to front cover, corners lightly bumped, internally clean and unmarked., Contents: Inflationary advise circa the 1970s from Swiss Bank advocate Harry D. Schultz. 26 pp. Collectible.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. Softcover, gray wrappers with red title to cover, 61 pp. Book Condition: Good, slight wear to covers, internally clean, bright and unmarked. Contents: Good primer on the Futures Markets.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. Softcover, Saddle Stitch, Blue wrappers with black title to cover, 14 pp., 5 x 8 in.,1965 printing (originally published in 1929), Book Condition: Very Good, slight fading to wrapper edges, internally clean, bright and unmarked. Scarce booklet from Barron's (Dow Jones & Company) 1965. 14 pp.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. Softcover, Tan wraps with Black title to cover. Book Condition: Very Good, slightest bumping to corners and spine, wraps becoming a bit loose from back of textblock, slightest soiling to wraps, pages clean, bright and free of marks. Originally published in 1904 by Columbia Publishing Company, this is a 1979 reprint by Frasier Publishing Company. Part I: Its Tricks, Part II: Its Tragedies. 77 Pages.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. Softcover, saddle stitch, REPRINTED from the Thursday Issue, December 16, 1965 of The Commercial and Financial Chronicle, Article by Ralph A. Bing, "Avoiding the Pitfalls of the Equity Valuation Methods." 10 pp. Brochure Condition: Good, small tear to front page, otherwise clean and unmarked. Content: 10 page article by Dean Witter advisor Ralph A. Bing.

Soft cover. Condition: Fair. 1st Edition. Softcover, card wrappers with black title to cover and spine, First Edition 1975, 405 pp., Book Condition: FAIR, water damage throughout that affects internal page edges but does not affect text, light mold to text block, with the exception of dampstains to pages, pages are unmarked. A good reading copy of this important work on speculation. #001317.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. Softcover, 1970. Book Condition, Very good, slight crease mark on cover and some slight rubbing to cover, slight wear to corners and edges, pages free of marks, very clean copy. Good, short read on the 1929 crash, includes reference to newspaper headlines and articles as well as plenty of photographs. Indexed, 66 pages.

Hardcover. Condition: Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Good. 1st Edition. Hardcover, Green boards with gilt title to spine. Book Condition: Good, slighest bumping to corners, pages clean and bright, "Traders Press, Inc." sticker to front endpapers, spine straight, binding tight. Dust Jacket Condition: Good, "Traders Press, Inc." sticker to back cover, price clipped, some edge wear and slightest rubbing to covers. Content: PART ONE: THE NEW PARADIGM, 1. Introduction: Life Can Be So Complicated, 2. Random Walks and Efficient Markets, 3. The Failure of the Linear Paradigm, 4. Markets and Chaos: Chance and Necessity, PART TWO: FRACTAL STRUCTURE IN THE CAPITAL MARKETS, 5. Introduction to Fractals, 6. The Fractal Dimension, 7. Fractal Times Series--Biased Random Walks, 8. R/S Analysis of the Capital Markets, 9. Fractal Statistics, 10. Fractals and Chaos, PART THREE: NONLINEAR DYNAMICS, 11. Introduction to Nonlinear Dynamic Systems, 12. Dynamic Analysis of Time Series, 13. Dynamical Analysis of the Capital Markets, 14. Two New Approaches, 15. What Lies Ahead: Toward a More General Approach, Appendices, Bibliography, Glossary, Index. Contains numerous charts, tables, illustrations and equations. 240 Pages.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. Softcover, saddle-stitch, gray card wrappers, 21 pp., Reprinted from Econometrica, Journal of Econometric Society, Vol. 5, No. 4, October, 1937, thus this reprint was likely produced in the late 1930s or early 1940s. Book Condition: Very Good, faded stamp to front cover reads, "With the Compliments of the Author and Cowles Commission for Research in Economics, The University of Chicago," covers lightly rubbed, internally pages are lightly tanned otherwise clean and unmarked. Contents: I. Introduction, II. Theoretical Formulation, III. Practical Applications IV. Discussion of the Theory, V. Summary -- end. 21 pp., Important, early paper on smoothing of time series data. SCARCE REPRINT from the 30s or 40s.

Soft cover. Condition: Poor. Softcover, Red and white wrappers with black lettering to cover, missing back cover, November 17, 1928, Vol. 43, No. 2. Book Condition: Poor, missing back cover and one advertisement on one of the back pages was clipped out, but the text of all articles are complete, significant rubbing and tearing to cover, cover detached, some pages chipped, slight tanning, missing page 179 and 180 which are advertisements -- Published just 9 months before the August 1929 Top and subsequent market crash, this November 1928 is chalked full of great articles and advertisements. Some articles include: Interpreting the Election-Business-Finance-Securities by Theodore M. Knappen and Robert E. Stanlaws, Airways to Everywhere by Jackson Martindell, Has Railroad Consolidation Failed? by Pierce H. Fulton, World Economic Position-Ten Years After the War by Dr. Julius Klein, and many more. Very scarce. 84 pages (this magazine contains pages 93 to 178). Collectible Depression Era Wall Street Magazine.

Soft cover. Condition: Good. Softcover, staple-bound, white paper wrappers with title to cover, 25pp.5.5 x 8.5 in. 1 page ad laid-in, Book Condition: Good, soil and rubbing to covers, some bio-damage to bottom of front cover, some slight signs of water damage to bottom edge, some pages toward the end of the boo show water damage near bottom edge, otherwise interior is clean and unmarked. Contents: A 1950s era 25 page booklet illustrated with graphs and tables to show the yield curves on amortized notes.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Hardcover, green cloth covers with gilt title to cover and spine, 378 pp. Book Condition: Very Good, slight wear to covers, light soil and rubbing to covers, corners bumped, internally clean, bright and unmarked. Contents: The book is a collection of articles on Portfolio Management written by numerous author and edited by Peter Bernstein, a good primer on the subject. -- 378 pp.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. Hardcover, Blue boards with gilt title to cover and spine, First Edition - Sixth Printing, 1978. Book Condition: Very Good, slightest wear to edges, corners bumped, spine straight, binding tight, no marks to end papers, pages clean and bright - no marks. No dust jacket. Contents: 1. Financing Business Organizations, 2. Types of Securities, 3. Types of Securities Firms, 4. Organization of the Securities Firms, 5. The Securities Transactions, 6. The New Account, 7. The Order Room, 8. The Purchase and Sales Department, 9. The Cashiers Department, 10. Money Cashiering and Management, 11. The Margin Department, 12. The Dividend Department, Stock Record and Proxy, 13. Clearance of Securities, 14. Central Depositories, Appendix, Glossary -- Very good book to explain the inner workings of the security industry. 308 pages. Recommended Reading to give those outside the industry an historical context of how a securities firm operates.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Good. 1st Edition. Hardcover, Blue cloth boards with gilt title to spine, First Edition, published 1961 in London, 573 pages. Book Condition: Very Good, covers gently rubbed and light soil, corners bumped, light shelfwear, spine straight, binding tight, endpapers clean, pages clean and bright, free of marks internally, Dust Jacket Condition: Good, covers rubbed, light soil, slightly faded, some small rips and tears but nothing larger than 1/2" (with the exception of one 1" tear near spine extreme, price clipped, Contents: Preface, Chapter 1. Introductory, PART I: FORWARD EXCHANGE PRACTICES AFTER THE SECOND WORLD WAR, Chapter 2. The Forward Exchange Market Today, Chapter 3. Post-War Techniques and Practices, Chapter 4. Covering of Commercial Exchange Risk, Chapter 5. Covered and Uncovered Foreign Balances, Chapter 6. Hedging Against Exchange Risk, Chapter 7. Speculative Transactions, Chapter 8. Arbitration Transactions, PART II: THEORETICAL ASPECTS OF FORWARD EXCHANGE, Chapter 9. Need for a Dynamic Forward Exchange Theory, Chapter 10. Evolution of Forward Exchange Theory, Chapter 12. Adjustment of Forward Rates to Interest Parities, Chapter 13. Abnormal Intrinsic Premium or Discount, Chapter 14. Impact of Forward Margins on Interest Rates, Chapter 15. The Purchasing Power Parity Theory of Forward Exchange, Chapter 16. Balance of Payments and Forward Exchange, Chapter 17. Impact of Foreign Lending of Forward Exchange, Chapter 18. Relationship Between Spot and Forward Rates, Chapter 19. Long v. Short Forward Rates, Chapter 20. Dynamic Effect of Triangular Forward Operations, Chapter 21. The Static Theory, Chapter 22. The Dynamic Theory, PART III: FORWARD EXCHANGE MOVEMENTS - 1910-60, Chapter 23. Forward Sterling, Chapter 24. The Forward Dollar, Chapter 25. The Forward Franc, Chapter 26. The Forward Mark Reichsmark and Deutschemark, Chapter 27. The Forward Lira, Chapter 28. The Forward Swiss Franc, Chapter 29. The Forward Guilder, Chapter 30. The Forward Belgian Franc, PART IV: FORWARD EXCHANGE POLICY, Chapter 31. Scope and Methods of Official Forward Exchange Operations, Chapter 32. The Keyes Proposals, Chapter 33. Intervention in the Forward Rouble Market, Chapter 34. Forward Rate Policy of the Austro-Hungarian Bank, Chapter 35. Kostdevison - Operations of the Austrian National Bank, Chapter 36. German Forward Exchange Policies, Chapter 37. Forward Exchange Operations of the Bank of France, Chapter 38. Italian Forward Exchange Policy, Chapter 39. Spanish Government Borrowing Through Swap Transactions, Chapter 40. British Defensive Interventions, Chapter 41. Netherlands Bank's Tactics, Chapter 42. Belgian Official Policy, Chapter 43. Official Forward Exchange Facilities for Trade, Chapter 44. The Case for Unlimited Defensive Intervention, Chapter 45. The Case against Unlimited Defensive Intervention, Chapter 46. Practical Possibilities of a Forward Rate Policy, Chapter 47. The Technique of Forward Rate Policy, Chapter 48. Conclusion, Bibliography, Index. -- end. Important title by Einzig on Forward Exchange, First Edition with Dust Jacket, Collectible.

Soft cover. Condition: Good. Brochure, saddle stitched, white wrappers with black title to cover, 6 pp., Brochure Condition: Good, covers heavily soiled and tanned at edges, internally clean and unmarked. No date, but estimated to be 1938 or 1939 based on content.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Fair. 1st Edition. Hardcover, Green cloth boards with black title to cover and spine. Assumed First Edition. Book Condition: Very Good, light soil to edges, corners gently bumped, slight wear to edges and spine extreme, spine straight, binding tight, internally very clean, no marks to end papers or pages. Dust Jacket Condition: Fair, extremely soiled, numerous tears to edges and spine, price clipped. Contents: Preface, 1. The Necessity of Speculation, 2. The Risks of Speculation, 3. Bull Market or Bear Market? 4. Bull Markets, When to Buy and Sell, 5. Bear Markets - Survive & Profit, 6. Short Selling, 7. Margin & Market Perspective, 8. Charts in Major Cycle Speculation, 9. Diversification, & Operating Costs, 10. The Dangers of Limit and Stop Orders, 11. The Dangers of Averaging, 12. More Pitfalls to Avoid - Investing - New Isssues - OTC Unmarketability, 13. Speculate Alone & Keep Your Profits, 14. Speculation Guidelines & Dangers, 15. Some Parting Words. -- From the inside cover. "At last a book is available that presents an approach to speculative profits that does not make unrealistic time demands on the individual employed in a non-market activity. It is written by an "outsider," -- an engineer by training whose only connection with the professional market element is through the commissions he pays his brokers for executing transactions. He presents a synthesis of constraints that 99% of us must live with. -- 124 Pages.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Fair. 1st Edition. Hardcover, Blue cloth boards with gilt title to spine, First Edition, 1962, 328pp. Book Condition: Very Good, slightest signs of wear to exterior, internally clean, bright and unmarked. Dust Jacket Condition: Fair, rubbed, heavy soil, price intact (not price clipped), 1 in. rip to front cover (see photo), Contents: Foreword, I. Our Political Horizon, II. Foreign Affairs in a Divided World, III. The Ingredients of Power in the Nuclear Age, IV. Cold War Economics, V. To Have and To Hold, VI. War and Peace in the Nuclear Age, VII. The Makers of Foreign Policy, VIII. Fountainhead of Policy Planning, IX. Bipolar Conduct of Foreign Affairs, X. Propaganda Versus Diplomacy, Epilogue: A Balance Sheet of the Permanent Crisis, Notes. -- end. 328 pp.

No Binding. Condition: Very Good. Loose Pages, 8.5" x 11" white paper with black title and text, 30 pages, no exact publishing date but assumed early 1980s. Book condition: Very good, no marks, no rips, no tears - loose pages, no binding. Contents: This bibliography was produced by the Los Angeles bookstore "The Investment Centre" in the 1980s. The bookstore was then owned by Don Mack and Dr. Jerome Baumring. Both Mack and Baumring had a passion for collecting books on the financial markets and over the years they did build one of the largest and most complete collections in the world. To assist them in their hunt, they found it necessary to construct their own "Bibliography" of Wall Street and the Stock Market since no one prior had ever seen the need. It does not list ALL the books ever published as this is probably a near impossibility, however the 1500 works listed here do represent the great majority of these books. Despite technological search advances and the internet, this can be an invaluable tool for today's modern collector of this genre. 30 pages.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Hardcover, black boads with gilt title to cover and spine, The Tax Reform Edition 1979 which includes updated information relevant to the 1978 Tax Revenue Act. Book Condition: Very Good, boards slightly rubbed, slightest wear to corners, edges and spine extremes, no marks to end papers and interior pages, pages slightly tanned, Spine Straight, Binding Tight. Contents: Chapter 1: The Revenue Act of 1978 and the Tax Reform of 1976, Chapter 2: Self-Analyss, Chapter 3: Analyzing the Business Interest, Chapter 4: How Pre-Incorporation Planning Can Pay Off, Chapter 5: Increasing Owner Compensation Through Tax Planning, Chapter 6: Pension and Profit-Sharing Plans and Other Forms, Chapter 7: Individual Retirement Accounts-IRAs, Chapter 8: Social Security Options for Owners, Chapter 9: Employee Stock Ownership Plans-ESOPs, Chapter 10: Keeping the Business Within the Family, Chapter 11: Selling the Business During Your Lifetime, Chapter 12: Selling the Business: On Death, Retirement, or Disability, Chapter 13: Letting Go of the Owner's "Employee" Benefits, Chapter 14: Tax Favored Ways of Cutting Money Out of the Corporation, Chapter 15: Dividend Distribution--Intended and Unintended, Chapter 16: Setting a Value on Closely Held Stock and Business Related Real Estate, Chapter 17: Easing the Payment of Estate Taxes and Aiding Estate Liquidity, Chapter 18: The Owner's Will: Special Planning for Disposition of Closely Held Stock, Chapter 19: The Subchapter S Escape from Corporate Taxes, Chapter 20: Income-Spliting Tax-Saving Techniques for the Owners, Appendix A: Common Types of Trusts, Appendix B: Pros and Cons of Co-Ownership of Property -- Very informative book for Corporation owners on financial planning and tax loop-holes. 251 Pages.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Fair. Hardcover, Blue cloth with gilt title to spine, 16th Impression, 1966. Book Condition: Very Good, slightest rubbing to boards, corners lightly bumped, slightest wear to edges and spine extremes, spine straight, binding tight, some tanning to front and back end papers and some wear to front end paper (see photo), pages themselves are clean, no marks and only the slightest hint of light tanning, text blocks are clean. Dust Jacket Condition: Fair: Material is very thin, significant wear to edges and several rips and tears to cover and edges, price clipped. Contents: Part I: Introduction, Part II: The Industrial Revolution Caused by Machinery, Part III: Industrial and Commercial Policy in Great Britain During the Nineteenth Century, Part IV: The Commercial Revolution Caused by Mechanical Transport, Part V: The Development of Mechanical Transport in Great Britain and the Problem of State Control of Transport, Part VI: The Industrial and Commercial Revolutions and the New Constructive Imperialism, Part VII: The Effect of the Development of Mechanical Transport on British and Irish Agriculture, Conclusion, Bibliography, Appendix. The Railway Act of 1921, Index. -- Great Reference of 19th Century British Industrialism, 416 Pages.

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.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Good. 1st Edition. Hardcover, First Edition, First Printing, Illustrated, 141 pp. Book Condition: Very good, spine tight, corners square, slightest tanning to pages otherwise unmarked. Dust Cover Condition: Good, some small rips and tears, tanned and soiled, rubbed and scuffed, not price clipped. Contents: 1970s nuts and bolts title on trading puts and calls.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. Hardcover, maroon cloth covers with gilt title to spine, First Edition 1987, 244 pp., indexed, Book Condition: Very Good, slightest wear to exterior, internally clean, bright and unmarked, Dust Jacket Condition: Price intact (not price clipped), in Mylar, tanned otherwise unmarked and slightest wear to edges, Contents: Chapter 1. Dancing in the Dark with Elephants, 2. The New Face of Risk, 3. An Introduction to Stocks, 4. Stock Market Perspectives: The Grand Strategies, 5. Stock Market Perspectives: Technical Analysis and the Random Walk, 6. Common Stock: The Investment Battlefield, 7. Corporate Fixed Income Security: Their Word is Your Bond, 8. The Mania for Governments, 9. The Anatomy of Options, 10. The Mutual Funds Path, Index -- end. 244 pp. Solid copy of this 1987 Sobel title with VG DJ in Mylar.

No Binding. Condition: Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. Hardcover, Blue cloth with silver lettering to spine, 2002. Book Condition: Fine, no signs of wear. Dust Jacket Condition: Very good, in mylar, slightest edgewear. In Conquer the Crash, Robert Prechter explains why he thinks the boom times are behind us. Based on his interpretation of the Elliott Wave principle (an idea premised on the notion that mass investor psychology is what really drives markets), Prechter believes that the U.S. economy is about to enter into a deflationary depression that few investors are prepared to deal with. In making his case, Prechter assembles an impressive array of data that in essence suggests that the bill for the last 10 years of market excess is about to come due. The second half of the book shows how to avoid becoming "a zombie-eyed victim of the depression" and offers advice on protecting one's assets in a deflationary environment (cash is king). If there's any good news in the future that Prechter sees coming (other than how to avoid it), it's that all-out depressions don't last very long. Conquer the Crash should appeal to gloom-and-doom investors and to those desperately looking for a safe haven from the uncertainties of today's markets. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED, this should be in every trader's permanent library. 273 Pages.

Hardcover. Condition: Good. 1st Edition. Hardcover, Original scarlet cloth with gilt lettering to spine and cover, deckle edges, No. 557 of 600 Limited First Edition, 1932. Book Condition: Good, soil, tanning and wrinkling to edges, corners bumped, spine straight, binding a bit loose, hinges intact, soil to cover and spine, some other cosmetic blemishes to cover and spine (see photo). No dust jacket. From Prefatory Note: The contents of this book should help to adjust and alleviate the economic distress and the apparent maldistribution of income which has been necessarily accepted by the majority as a permanent institution. Up to the present time no sufficient scientific or logical reason has been advanced to support the general dissatisfaction with the existing system. This work supplies the key to the economic riddle. Collectible First Edition, 142 Pages.