Stock Market Technique Number One
Stock Market Technique Number One is a nice little book containing a collection of articles, editorials, and correspondence written by Richard Wyckoff. It was originally published in the Stock Market Technique magazine from March 1932 to July 1933. This book went into detail on how the Composite Operator works, why the 50% retracement level is important, and how to determine the trend. The manuscript's subjects include selecting the best opportunities, buying on bad news, using and exposing the Dow Theory, cascaret system of trading, and many more.
CONTENTS
How the Law of Supply and Demand Operates in the Stock Market
Forecasting the Wide Swings of Auburn
Trading Methods
The Public at the Crossroads
Knowing How
Why They Bought It
Charts and the Dow Theory
Rigid vs. Flexible Methods
Wall Street Fallacies
That You Can Put a Stock in Your Box and Forget It
The Higher Development of the Dow Theory
The Tape Forecasted the Turn
How the Technician Judges the Stock Market
Why Study Statistics?.
Speculation as a Fine Art by Dixon G. Wat s
Judging the Market by Tests and Responses
Wall Street Fallacies
That Success Depends on Having Enough Capital
Exploding the Dow Theory
More Inside Information
Philosophy of Jay Gould
What Will Put this Market Up ?
Analysis of 4 1/2 Years of Forecasting by 41 Advisory Services and Publications
Run Your Own Pool
Spotting the Turning Points
Maxims of Daniel Drew
Figure Charts
Don’ t Overvalue the News
Stock Market Prices Fluid
Why Stop Orders Are Caught
Never Put Up Cash on a Margin Call — Three Lines of Defense Against Loss
More Profit in the Swings Than in the Long Pull
Don’ t Lean on Your Broker
Trading from the Tape
The Technician Debates with the Fundamentalist
The Best Stock — For Every Purse, Purpose and Personality
Banker a Bear on Charts
Advantages of a Neutral Position
The Old Timer Says
Philosophy of Famous Operators
Letters from Our Readers
Why Fundamentals Fail