Behavior Of Prices On Wall Street
by Arthur A. Merrill /
1984 / English / PDF
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This classic book is the definitive guide to the behavior of stock
prices. Traders Press is the only known source for this book, which
will be of value and interest to all serious traders. Originally
published in the 1960s, we have the second revised edition (1984).
Full of charts (a picture is worth a thousand words) and
information, you will learn an amazing amount of information about
how stock prices behave from this classic, one-of-a-kind book. A
look at the chapter headings below illustrates the wide range of
conditions and situations covered by Art Merrill's exhaustive
research. Get your copy at our special sale price while our limited
supply lasts! Stan Weinstein in his classic, (Secrets For Profiting
...) says: "There are few market patterns that occur with such
unbelievable regularity that you must become aware of them ... No
one, to my knowledge, has engaged in more in-depth research (in
this area) than Arthur Merrill. Merrill's Behavior of Prices is an
excellent work on the subject." This book concentrates on the
profitable study of timing. The author has found the market to be
similar to a warped roulette wheel. At certain predictable times,
it has a definite bias upward; at other predictable times, the
inclination is downward. A knowledge of this bias is useful to
long-term as well as short-term investors in the improvement of
buying and selling prices. The text is addressed to
non-mathematical investors, and includes all of the suggestions for
profit. In addition, serious students will find useful material in
the appendixes. The pioneering work of Art Merrill in his classic
book, The Behavior of Prices on Wall Street, clearly demonstrates
the statistical reliability of pre-holiday behavior in the Dow
Jones Industrial Average. Merrill showed that the odds of a
higher-price close on the day before major U.S. holidays were not
only very high but also statistically significant.
This classic book is the definitive guide to the behavior of stock
prices. Traders Press is the only known source for this book, which
will be of value and interest to all serious traders. Originally
published in the 1960s, we have the second revised edition (1984).
Full of charts (a picture is worth a thousand words) and
information, you will learn an amazing amount of information about
how stock prices behave from this classic, one-of-a-kind book. A
look at the chapter headings below illustrates the wide range of
conditions and situations covered by Art Merrill's exhaustive
research. Get your copy at our special sale price while our limited
supply lasts! Stan Weinstein in his classic, (Secrets For Profiting
...) says: "There are few market patterns that occur with such
unbelievable regularity that you must become aware of them ... No
one, to my knowledge, has engaged in more in-depth research (in
this area) than Arthur Merrill. Merrill's Behavior of Prices is an
excellent work on the subject." This book concentrates on the
profitable study of timing. The author has found the market to be
similar to a warped roulette wheel. At certain predictable times,
it has a definite bias upward; at other predictable times, the
inclination is downward. A knowledge of this bias is useful to
long-term as well as short-term investors in the improvement of
buying and selling prices. The text is addressed to
non-mathematical investors, and includes all of the suggestions for
profit. In addition, serious students will find useful material in
the appendixes. The pioneering work of Art Merrill in his classic
book, The Behavior of Prices on Wall Street, clearly demonstrates
the statistical reliability of pre-holiday behavior in the Dow
Jones Industrial Average. Merrill showed that the odds of a
higher-price close on the day before major U.S. holidays were not
only very high but also statistically significant.
