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File:PDF, 2.02 MBdust jacketTRUTHOFTHE STOCK TAPEA STUDY OF THE STOCK AND COMMODITY MARKETSWITH CHARTS AND RULES FOR SUCCESSFULTRADING AND INVESTINGByWilliam D. GannA practical book written by a successful Wall Street man who hasproved his theory in actual trading. Kne110tx driver for mac. He writes from twenty years'experience and gives examples of his rules by the Case System.This is the only book published covering the investment andspeculative field of Cotton and Grain as well as Stocks. It is fullyillustrated with 22 charts showing plainly the successful method oftrading.In four books under one cover:Book IBook IIBook IIIBook IVPreparation for Trading.How to Trade.How to Determine the Position of Stocks.Commodities, including Cotton, Wheat and Corn.TRUTHOFTHE STOCK TAPEA STUDY OF THE STOCK AND COMMODITY MARKETSWITH CHARTS AND RULES FOR SUCCESSFULTRADING AND INVESTINGBYWILLIAM D. GANNIN FOUR BOOKSEMBRACINGThe Preparation and KnowledgeRequired; Methods of OperatingAnd Determining Position ofStocks and CommoditiesFINANCIAL GUARDIAN PUBLISHING CO.91 WALL STREETNEW YORK.This E-Book is not to be sold.It is a free educational servicein the public interestpublished byGann Study GroupDEDICATEDTOMY SUBSCRIBERS WHO HAVE ENCOURAGED MEAND TO THETHOUGHTFUL STUDENTS OF FINANCIAL ECONOMICSWHO DESIRE TO FOLLOW PRACTICAL RULES FOR TRADINGINSTEAD OF GUESSWORK AND GAMBLING METHODSPREFACE“Receive my instruction, and not silver; and knowledge ratherthan choice gold.

For wisdom is better than rubies, and all thethings that may be desired are not to be compared to it.”- PROV.8: 10-11.In addressing you on the subject of investing your surplusfunds, I might state that there is no other subject which Icould select that so closely concerns your welfare and regarding which you might receive valuable assistance from my instructions.In the United States a stupendous sum, reaching intomillions of dollars, is wasted annually in foolish speculationsand unwise investments. Th; is senseless waste can be tracedto one and only one source, namely, lack of knowledge. Menand women who would not attempt to treat the slightestailment, or even adjust so common a thing as a kitchen faucet,but would hand each difficulty over to its respective specialist,the doctor or the plumber, will on the spur of the momentand without the slightest preparation, undertake the investment of thousands of dollars in enterprises about which theyunderstand absolutely nothing. Is it any wonder then thatthey lose?I offer you suggestions and advice in the science of speculation and investment in the same spirit as the physician. Hewould not think of guaranteeing you perpetual life or insuring you against the common ills to which the flesh is heir.But in your difficulties he brings to your aid the accumulatedexperience of his profession, and a skill and knowledge whichrequired years to accumulate and is ready for your instantuse. I do not offer you a beautiful theory which will notwork in practice, but give you invaluable advice, which iffollowed, will insure success in practical everyday Wall Streetspeculations and other fields of investment.vviIt has been well said that a writer who writes first forremuneration and secondly because he believes what hewrites, will never achieve enduring fame, and that the salesman who does not believe in his goods will never make asuccess. I believe in the theory and rules that I have laiddown in this book for you to follow, because I have testedand proved them.It is my object in this work to facilitate and focalize theessential principles for practical use.

My knowledge comesfrom over twenty years' experience, in which I have traversedthe rough and rugged road that the inexperienced trader'sfoot must press before he reaches the goal. Hence my objectin writing this book is to give to the public something newand practical, not theory alone which would fail in practice.Read this book carefully several times; study each chartand subject thoroughly, and a new light and knowledge willcome to you every time you read it.If I succeed in teaching only a few to leave wild gamblingalone and follow the path of conservative speculation andinvestment, my work will not have been in vain and I willhave been amply repaid for my efforts.W.D. GANN.NEW YORK CITY,January 27, 1923.CONTENTSBOOK IPREPARATION FOR TRADINGCHAPTERPAGEI. WHAT IS TAPE READING?2II. CAN MONEY BE MADE IN WALL STREET? ORCAN THE STOCK MARKET BE BEATEN?3III.

HOW TO READ THE STOCK TAPE5IV. HOW THE TAPE FOOLS YOU8V.HOW STOCKS ARE SOLDVI.

YOUR WEAK POINTSVII. ESSENTIAL QUALIFICATIONS162022BOOK IIHOW TO TRADEVIII. RULES FOR SUCCESSFUL TRADING28IX.

METHODS OF OPERATING40X. CHARTS AND THEIR USE51XI.

THE SEVEN ZONES OF ACTIVITY55XII. HABITS OF STOCKS59XIII. DIFFERENT CLASSES OF STOCKS68XIV. HOW TO READ THE TAPE CORRECTLY76XV. WHEN THE TAPE FINISHES AND GIVES FINALSIGNALS83viiviiiBOOK IIIHOW TO DETERMINE THE POSITION OFSTOCKSXVI.POSITION OF GROUPS OF STOCKS88XVII. GENERAL TREND OF THE MARKET90XVIII. HOW TO TELL THE STOCKS IN STRONGESTPOSITION93XIX.HOW TO TELL WHEN STOCKS ARE IN WEAKPOSITION99XX.

JUDGING FINAL TOPS AND BOTTOMS103XXI. NUMBER OF TIMES A STOCK FLUCTUATESOVER THE SAME RANGE114XXII.CROSSING OLD LEVELSXXIII. TOPS AND BOTTOMS ON RAILROAD STOCKS117127XXIV. BOTTOMS AND TOPS ON INDUSTRIAL STOCKS 135XXV. ACCUMULATION OF LOW-PRICED STOCKS143XXVI.

HOW TO WATCH INVESTMENTS146BOOK IVCOMMODITIESXXVII.XXVIII.XXIX.XXX.XXXI.XXXII.HOW TO TRADE IN COTTON152PROPER WAY TO READ THE COTTON TAPE158HOW TO DETERMINE A CHANGE IN TREND165THE BOLL WEEVIL168WHEAT AND CORN TRADING170JUDGING ACCUMULATION AND DISTRIBUTIONZONES173SELECTING A BROKER185ixCHARTS1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.11.12.13.14.15.16a.16b.Dow-Jones’ Averages: Yearly High and Low6620 Industrial Stocks: 1896-1922.20 Railroad Stocks: 1885-1922.Studebaker Weekly High and Low77September 4, 1920, to January 6, 1923.U. Rubber Monthly High and Low: 1914-1922. 84Continental Can Monthly High and Low: New York Central Swing Chart: 1896-192296U. Industrial Alcohol Monthly High and Low:19U.