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15 of 15 people found the following review helpful:
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Classic elaboration of the Dow Theory
William Hamilton was the successor (both at the Wall Street Journal and in expounding the Dow Theory) to Charles Dow, and the one who clarified the Dow Theory as most people understand it today. To students of the Dow Theory, and of Wall Street and Investment history in general, this is a must-have volume. Also see works by Robert Rhea.
Published on August 1, 2000
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2 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
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A confusing book inferior to Rheas book on Dow Theory
I found the book not so interesting even though this is the book that probably is the first Dow Theory book. I would much rather read Richard Russells The Dow Theory Today or Rheas "The Dow Theory". Both books are much better written.
Published on February 11, 2010 by A. Narvestad
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15 of 15 people found the following review helpful:
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Classic elaboration of the Dow Theory,
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This review is from: The Stock Market Barometer (A Marketplace Book) (Paperback)
William Hamilton was the successor (both at the Wall Street Journal and in expounding the Dow Theory) to Charles Dow, and the one who clarified the Dow Theory as most people understand it today. To students of the Dow Theory, and of Wall Street and Investment history in general, this is a must-have volume. Also see works by Robert Rhea.
2 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars
A confusing book inferior to Rheas book on Dow Theory,
Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?)
This review is from: The Stock Market Barometer (A Marketplace Book) (Paperback)
I found the book not so interesting even though this is the book that probably is the first Dow Theory book. I would much rather read Richard Russells The Dow Theory Today or Rheas "The Dow Theory". Both books are much better written.
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stock market barometer,
This review is from: The stock market barometer; a study of its forecast value based on Charles H. Dow's theory of the price movement. With an analysis of the market and its history since 1897 (Paperback)
This Book is a must read ,this book is not a novel so you really want to pay attention,but it will be well worth it.Also you get a better understanding of how markets really work,the author was very clever and really refinded the dow theory. The author really gets into the developments of markets and what makes them tick, Again this is not for the mental lazy person,and the benifits are timeless. Good Readings
5 of 38 people found the following review helpful:
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An unecessary defense of the stock market,
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This review is from: The Stock Market Barometer (A Marketplace Book) (Hardcover)
The stock market barometer is a completely unecessary defense of what the stock market is. It provides an incredible amount of uninteresting and completely trivious information. It is definitely NOT a must read.
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The Stock Market Barometer (A Marketplace Book) by William Peter Hamilton (Hardcover - Feb. 1998)
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