Stock Market Technique, No.1
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“Stock Market Technique No. 1” by Richard D. Wyckoff is the first volume of a legendary three-part series that defined the modern science of tape reading and technical market analysis. Originally compiled from Stock Market Technique magazine articles (March 1932 – July 1933), this volume captures Wyckoff’s mature thinking after decades of real-time market observation and research.
Within its pages, Wyckoff teaches traders to interpret the market through its own action — to read supply and demand, identify turning points, and trade with scientific precision rather than emotion or rumor. The book explains how to recognize manipulation, judge relative strength, manage risk through “three lines of defense,” and think in probabilities rather than hopes.
It also includes editorials, correspondence, and guest essays such as “Speculation as a Fine Art” by Dixon G. Watts and deep reflections on Dow Theory, chart interpretation, and the psychological pitfalls that destroy traders. Wyckoff’s writings combine practicality with timeless market wisdom — a manual of professional conduct for anyone who seeks to master the inner logic of price behavior.
A must-own for every serious student of market structure, Stock Market Technique No. 1 remains one of the purest distillations of analytical trading ever printed.
✅ What You’ll Learn:
- How the Law of Supply and Demand governs all market movement.
- Wyckoff’s techniques for judging the market by its own action.
- How to identify accumulation, distribution, and turning points.
- The difference between obsolete methods and the modern scientific approach.
- Use of figure charts and tape reading to forecast swing behavior.
- How to recognize and avoid Wall Street fallacies and manipulation traps.
- The disciplined habits that separate professionals from amateurs.
💡 Key Benefits:
- Reveals the foundations of Wyckoff’s technical trading system.
- Enhances timing, risk control, and psychological discipline.
- Provides authentic early-20th-century case studies still valid today.
- Bridges Dow Theory with practical trading execution.
- Essential reading for Gann, Elliott Wave, and Market Profile traders who study market geometry and behavior.
👤 Who This Book Is For:
- Intermediate to Advanced traders and market technicians.
- Students of Wyckoff methodology, tape reading, or chart analysis.
- Analysts seeking historical roots of modern technical analysis.
- Gann, Wyckoff, and Livermore followers aiming to refine timing and precision.
- Professional investors who value disciplined judgment over speculation.
📚 Table of Contents:
- How the Law of Supply and Demand Operates in the Stock Market
- Forecasting the Wide Swings of Auburn
- Trading Methods
- The Public at the Crossroads
- Knowing How
- Why They Bought It
- Charts and the Dow Theory
- Rigid vs. Flexible Methods
- Wall Street Fallacies
1. That You Can Put a Stock in Your Box and Forget It
- The Higher Development of the Dow T heory
- The Tape Forecasted the Turn
- How the Technician Judges the Stock Market
- Why Study Statistics?.
- Speculation as a Fine Art by Dixon G. Wat s
- Judging the Market by Tests and Responses
- Wall Street Fallacies
2. That Success Depends on Having Enough Capital
- Exploding the Dow Theory
- The Real Value in the Financial Page of Your Newspaper
- More Inside Information
- Philosophy of Jay Gould
- What Will Put this Market Up ?
- Analysis of 4 1/2 Years of Forecasting by 41 Advisory Services and Publications
- Run Your Own Pool
- Spotting the Turning Points
- Maxims of Daniel Drew
- Figure Charts
- Don’ t Overvalue the News
- Stock Market Prices Fluid
- Why Stop Orders Are Caught
- Never Put Up Cash on a Margin Call — Three Lines of Defense Against Loss
- More Profit in the Swings Than in the Long Pull
- Don’ t Lean on Your Broker
- Trading from the T a p e
- The Technician Debates with the Fundamentalist
- The Best Stock — For Every Purse, Purpose and Personality
- Banker a Bear on Charts
- Advantages of a Neutral Position
- The Old Timer Says
- Philosophy of Famous Operators
- Letters from Our Readers
- Why Fundamentals Fail
Stock Market Technique, Number one By Richard D. Wyckoff
| Author(s) | |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Ebook |
| Format | |
| Skill Level | Intermediate to Advanced |
| Pages | 118 |
| Publication Year | 1933 |
| Delivery | Instant Download |
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Maximus Stevens (verified owner) –
The book itself is fine but there is no technique whatsoever in it. Wyckoff is mainly discussing is market philosophy and ideas. Even though these are interesting they won’t provide any concrete tools or techniques for any trader.
Oakley McMillan (verified owner) –
Book recommended especially for seasoned traders. The author describes his long experience and provides useful advice for any trader who wants to work with lucidity and farsightedness.
Denise Nielsen (verified owner) –
Nice storybook little learning but some very good parts.
Damian Carson (verified owner) –
A very interesting book!
Jaylin Morrison (verified owner) –
Brilliant man!
Sarah Morrison (verified owner) –
Not anything new or relevant to trading today.
Luka Gray (verified owner) –
I really wanted to like this book. I’ve read “Reminiscences…” and a few other books from the early 1900s. The age of the writings did not bother me, as trading is timeless. I wanted to get exposure to Wyckoff and thought this would be a good place to start. Well, it has NO exposure to his famous supply and demand systems. It’s like someone just threw a bunch of his publications, no matter what the subject, together, slapped his name on it and waited for the money to come in. A good example is pages about the track record of market advisers from 28 to 32. Why would anyone include that in a book for the readers at the end of the 20th century and beyond? (It was re-edited in 1984). I am still curious as to his ideas about trading, but this book is a grand failure. I can’t even recommend it for the few lines of market wisdom, as you can better find the same and more in “Reminiscences…”
Rocky Bentley (verified owner) –
why spend $3000 at GGUniversity for this course, when you can read this at home for super cheap… pure wisdom.
Dream Summers (verified owner) –
Very good
Wesson Fuller (verified owner) –
The booklet had very good information, however, I would have liked to have had more explanations regarding some items of interest to me, but on the whole, it met most of my expectations…
Catalina Barnes (verified owner) –
a must read if you want to understand the market.
Nalani Silva (verified owner) –
As someone who has successfully navigated the market and has been quite profitable, I must admit it’s not often you come accross too many good books on the topic of ‘Trading’. There are some serious gold nuggets of wisdom throughout this little manuscript. Some of which can truly help to mold any laymen into a profitable trader; novice or experienced.
No question about…. This book is a keeper, and the material within should be revisited regularly. It will guide you.
Mavis Trejo (verified owner) –
The price tells all, that is Wyckoff’s advice for the market and that’s my advice for this purchase of this book. A book, for the cost, must give you ideas that surpass the dollar value. There are so many timeless tidbits of advice that can pay for this book 100x. For the small investment in money and since the book isn’t very long, your time, this book is a treasure. It’s always nice to read books from way back because you realize that nothing really has changed in trading and that is a good thing. Learn the basics from one of the best, Richard Wyckoff.
Maximus Stone (verified owner) –
Richard and some of the co-authors who wrote pieces in this book were the very few, handful, of traders making enormous profits in the market when the majority of the public were losers. This book is like finding a lake filled with diamonds. The brilliance of these men can only aide and inspire you on your trading adventures. MUST READ!