Rollo Tape is the colorful pen name of Richard D. Wyckoff. This 1910 classic on tape reading and stock market tactics is by one of its most astute students. Wyckoff for many years was a publisher of the Ticker Magazine which was later changed to The Magazine of Wall Street. He contributed more to the study of price movements than anyone else in America. Paper. 179 pp.

Studies in Tape Reading: A 1910 Classic on Tape Reading & Stock Market Tactics

Business & Money

Tape, Rollo

WYCKOFF, RICHARD D.

Investing

Fraser Publishing Company

Unable to convince anyone to write a detailed article about tape reading for his magazine, The Ticker, Richard D. Wyckoff decided to write about it himself and reason it out as he went along. The resulting twelve articles were published in 1908 and 1909. Transcribed from the pages of the Ticker, corrected to remove printing errors where possible, and newly typeset, Studies in Tape Reading: Compiled from the Original Magazine Articles contains not only the twelve original chapters of the Studies, but also an additional 26 supplemental articles and graphs from the magazine. This edition provides the modern reader with a clean copy of the text, and the additional material presents a broader perspective of tape reading, market dynamics, and the trading environment prevailing at the time the Studies were written than is conveyed by the twelve Tape Reading chapters alone.  Some of the supplemental topics are:  Analysis of a trader's account, running expenses, and the invisible eighth How stock exchange transactions were reported Rollo Tape's four Market Lectures covering accumulation, marking up, and distribution Short features on James R. Keene and Jesse Livermore Price graphs of the three main stocks discussed in the text Selected questions and answers about tape reading from the Ticker's Inquiry Column Wyckoff's 1912 Finance Forum address on tape reading

Studies in Tape Reading: Compiled From the Original Magazine Articles

BookSurge Publishing

Rollo Tape (Richard D. Wyckoff) examines the intermediate and long swingsof the stock market in this 1909-1911 sequel to "Studies in Tape Reading."The approach is based on the idea of interpreting the trend of the market by analyzing the action of prices obtained from a daily newspaper and recorded on charts. Studies in Stock Speculation contains 27 chapters in which Wyckoff describes how to analyze the market trend, interpret line and figure charts, rank and classify stocks, understand the logic of speculation, and select profitable investments. He also gives an overview of several general methods of trading, stages of the big swings, judging reactions, and more. Supplemental articles and graphs provide expanded breadth and detail for many topics of the main text. Some of the titles include: "A Method of Forecasting the Stock Market" (ranking stocks based on price and earnings);"A Specialist in Panics" and its sequel;"A Sign of Bull Moves";"A Stop Order Method" of mechanical trading;and "The Composite Man." 27 chapters, 13 additional articles, reader inquiries, supplemental graphs of market averages and individual stocks, notes, a period glossary, and index.

Studies in Stock Speculation: With Additional Material by Richard D. Wyckoff and Other Authors

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

An Unabridged, Unaltered Printing of the 1910 Edition to include: Introductory - Preliminary Suggestions - The Stock List Analyzed - Stop Orders, Trading Rules, Etc. - Volumes and Their Significance - Market Technique - Dull Markets and Their Opportunities - The Use of Charts as Guides and Indicators - Daily Trades vs. Long Pull Operations - Various Examples and Suggestions - Obstacles to be Overcome - Possible Profits - Closing the Trades - Suggestions for Students - Two Days' Trading - The Principles Applied To Wider Savings

Studies in Tape Reading

Wyckoff, Richard DeMille

History

Watchmaker Publishing

2011 Reprint of 1910 Edition. Full facsimile of the original edition, not reproduced with Optical Recognition Software. Rollo Tape is the pseudonym of Richard D. Wyckoff. Wyckoff was the publisher of "Ticker Tape" a magazine devoted to stocks and which later changed its name to "The Magazine of Wall Street." Of his many books on the stock market "Studies in Tape Reading" is arguably his most important. Whether you are a seasoned professional or a neophyte, reading this book cannot fail to be a rewarding experience. Written many years ago, this book remains a classic on the basic rules of price movement.

Wyckoff, D. Richard

Martino Fine Books

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Studies in Tape Reading: A 1910 Classic on Tape Reading & Stock Market Tactics

Studies in Tape Reading: Compiled From the Original Magazine Articles

Studies in Stock Speculation: With Additional Material by Richard D. Wyckoff and Other Authors

Studies in Tape Reading

Studies in Tape Reading