Chapter III: Part 3

CONTENTS:—PRINCIPLES OF PRICE MOVEMENTS; the fundamental basis of market changes, by Thos. F. Woodlock, Member N. Y. Stock Exchange—A SCALE PLAN; recommended by Chas. H. Dow, formerly of Dow, Jones & Co.—METHODS OF FORECASTING THE MARKET; by Roger W. Babson, the eminent statistician—TAKING AN INVESTMENT POSITION; by Henry Hall, the prominent financial writer—THE STUDY OF VOLUMES; practical methods of applying recognized stock market principles—A SIGN OF BULL MOVES; a principle which shows when stocks are scarce—A STOP ORDER METHOD; successfully used by an experienced trader—HOW TO JUDGE THE MARKET FROM THE TAPE; by “Rollo Tape”—A SUCCESSFUL ACCOUNT; from small capital and sound methods—METHOD OF FORECASTING A GREAT RISE—HOW A SMALL TRADER BUILT UP A FORTUNE—WHEN TO BUY BANKRUPT STOCKS.

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Transcriber’s Notes

pg 17 Changed: to fight the advance by by selling short
to: to fight the advance by selling short

pg 111 Changed: His own mental attitute, then, is a most important
to: His own mental attitude, then, is a most important