There is a widespread demand for more light on the subject of Tape Reading. Thousands of those who operate in the stock market now recognise the fact that the market momentarily indicates its own immediate future; that these indications are accurately recorded on the tape; therefore those who can interpret what is imprinted on the narrow paper ribbon have a distinct advantage over the general public. This book aims to consider all the market factors of vital importance in Tape Reading, as well as methods used by experts. Every effort is made to produce something of definite, tangible value to those who are now operating in a hit-or-miss sort of way.
Of Wyckoff's many books on the stock market, 'Studies in Tape Reading' remains as his most important work. Whether you are a seasoned professional or a neophyte to the ways of the market, the reading of this book cannot fail to be a most rewarding experience. Written in part over 50 years ago, this classic on the basic laws of the price movement is invaluable reference to today's market operator.
1. Introductory
2. Preliminary Suggestions
3. The Stock List Analysed
4. Stop Orders, Trading Rules, Etc.
5. Volumes and Their Significance
6. Market Technique
7. Dull Markets and Their Opportunities
8. The Use of Charts as Guides and Indicators
9. Daily Trades vs. Long Pull Operations
10. Various Examples and Suggestions
11. Obstacles to be Overcome - Possible Profits
12. Closing the Trades - Suggestions for Students
13. Two Days' Trading
14. The Principles Applied to Wider Swings
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