Wall Street Ventures and Adventures Through 40 Years was first published in 1930 by the legendary Richard D. Wyckoff, who is best known as the founder and publisher of the Magazine of Wall Street. It covers his fascinating career as self-made stock market operator from 1888 to 1928. Wyckoff’s career involved long hours of hard work in his exhaustive study of market price movements and volume for which he is also well known. Many of the market operators of the day, such as Livermore and Keene, were personally known to Wyckoff and in their work he recalls their views and methods of trading. This is a must-have book for the student of market lore.
Contents:
- 1888: AT THE OPENING
- 1889: OLD TIME WALL STREET
- 1890: LEARNING THE RUDIMENTS
- 1891: SIGNS OF AN ADVANCE
- 1892: A CHANGE OF BASE
- 1893 To 1896: PANIC AND DEPRESSION
- 1897: BROADENING ACTIVITIES
- 1898: STEADILY ADVANCING
- 1899: ON THE GROUND FLOOR
- 1900: FLOATING MYSELF
- 1901: INSIDE INFORMATION
- 1902: GOING AFTER THE PUBLIC
- 1903: A BEAR MARKET
- 1904: UP FROM THE LOWS
- 1905: STUDYING THE BIG FELLOWS
- 1906: A SHIFT IN TREND
- 1907: THE MONEY PANIC
- 1908: A BIG BEAR TRAPPED
- 1909: TAPE READING
- 1910: PREPARING TO SHOOT
- 1911: THE NEW TREND
- 1912: REFUSING A GOOD BID
- 1913: PICKING A REAL ONE
- 1914: THE PRE-WAR MARKET
- 1915: FINANCING AN ENTERPRISE
- 1916: WAR BRIDES
- 1917: A BEAR RAID
- 1918: MAKING RECORDS
- 1919: MISSING A COUPLE OF MILLIONS
- 1920: ORGANIZING THE STAFF
- 1921: LIVERMORE AND HIS METHODS
- 1922: AN ODD LOT PLAN
- 1923: THE MAGAZINE ARRIVES
- 1924: LIVERMORE AND THE “INTERESTS”
- 1925: THOUGHTS OF A MAGNATE
- 1926: GENERAL BREAKDOWN
- 1927: UP AND DOWN AGAIN
- 1928: CLOSING THE ACCOUNT
Wall Street Ventures and Adventures Through 40 Years By Richard D. Wyckoff pdf
