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Editorial Reviews
Technical Analysis of Stocks & Commodities, April 1998
The Information is as solid today as when it was written more than 50 years ago. This book is a large part of the foundation of technical analysis as we now know it.
Markets, July/August 1998
Picking up where Charles Dow left off, Richard Schabacker achieved fame in the 1920's and 1930's with his seminal work in technical analysis, which he said was capable of finding "dependable profits in the stock market, year in and year out." Students of his work went on to build technical analysis into the refined discipline it is today. This handsomely illustrated reproduction of Schabacker's landmark study of 1932 is a chartist classic.
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The Information is as solid today as when it was written more than 50 years ago. This book is a large part of the foundation of technical analysis as we now know it.
Markets, July/August 1998
Picking up where Charles Dow left off, Richard Schabacker achieved fame in the 1920's and 1930's with his seminal work in technical analysis, which he said was capable of finding "dependable profits in the stock market, year in and year out." Students of his work went on to build technical analysis into the refined discipline it is today. This handsomely illustrated reproduction of Schabacker's landmark study of 1932 is a chartist classic.
See all Editorial Reviews
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