How I Trade and Invest in Stocks and Bonds

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Martino Fine Books

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491_9781614270997

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2011 Reprint of 1922 Edition. Full facsimile of the original edition, not reproduced with Optical Recognition Software. Richard D. Wyckoffs writings never grow old. This book was originally published in 1922; it is still timely. Wyckoffs modus operandi was to have a small trading account (not over five or ten per cent of my loose capital) and invest its profits into income-paying securities with the potential to appreciate in value. Wyckoff justified the size of his trading account psychologically. There is a much greater satisfaction in operating with a small amount of money for various reasons: It makes you more careful, because, having set yourself to the task of realizing a large profit on a limited amount of operating capital, you plan your moves shrewdly and do not take risks such as you would if operating with more money. (pp. 42-43) And then theres the emotional high of seeing outsized returns on a percentage basis. Chapters Include:1. My First Lessons in Investing and Trading2. Profitable Experiences in the Brokerage and Publishing Fields3. Why I Buy Certain Stocks and Bonds4. Unearthing Profit Opportunities5. Some Good Experiences in Mining Stocks6. The Fundamentals of Successful Investing7. The Story of a Little Odd-Lot8. The Rules I Follow in Trading and Investing9. Forecasting Future Developments10. The Truth About Averaging Down11. Some Definite Conclusions as to Foresight and Judgement12. Safeguarding Your Capital13. How Millions are Lost in Wall Street14. The Importance of Knowing Who Owns a Stock

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