At the time this book was written, William Dunnigan had a P.O. Box at Stanford University and we believe that he was working within the University at some capacity. Much of Dunnigan’s work around this period was forecasting based on statistics and barometers. The book starts out with some notes concerning the revisions he made to his Composite Barometer due to reporting changes from the Federal Reserve Board. A table of these changes in included and provides an interesting data point from July 1930 as it prints Dunnigan’s 12 month forecasts and the actuals up to July. 

In presenting this treatise the writer seeks to accomplish a two-fold purpose: On the one hand, this booklet is concerned with a presentation and examination of a forecasting method which would have successfully predicted, had it been available since January 1920, the direction of the net monthly movement of average stock prices in 102 of the past 120 months. This forecasting method (termed “the composite barometer method”) is one result of an original investigation engaged in by the writer wherein a study was made. of the monthly movements of each of 125 series of business data as related to subsequent monthly movements of average stock prices. 

The other purpose of this treatise is to emphasize three facts which were statistically demonstrated in the writer’s research and which have, or should have , an important bearing upon any investing or trading program in the stock market. Briefly, these facts are: (1) Practically all of the popular barometers which are based upon current information (brokers’ loans, call money rates, pig iron production, freight-car loadings, etc.) exhibit absolutely no consistent relationship to the short-swings in stock prices; (2) Ultimate failure is almost certain for anyone attempting to forecast the minor movements of stock prices by one of even a few of the best barometers attempting to forecast the minor movements of stock prices by one or even a few of the best barometers, and (3) the investor or trader who believes he knows the immediate future of the market should always supplement that essential “knowledge” with either the acceptance of competent financial counsel or a personal study relative to individual stock values or opportunities. Rare, early Dunnigan publication.

Contents: Chapter I. Scope and Plan, The Value of Statistical Methods, Chapter II. The Value of Statistical Methods (Continued), The Necessity of Forecasting Average Stock-Price Movements, Chapter III. Statistical Research Reveals Common Fallacies, Chapter IV. The Composite Barometer Method.

ISBN-10: 1945574933

ISBN-13: 9781945574931

Alanpuri Trading, Los Angeles, CA, U.S.A., 2013, (Second Printing, September 2022), Softcover, Reprint, Seven Studies in Stock Market Trading, Exact facsimile of 8 issues of M.V. Woods “Price Curve Bulletin & Studies in Stock Market Trading” originally published 1946 to 1948, 40 pp.

Reproduction Quality: FAIR, decent but not excellent reproduction of the original title, masters were sub-standard, all text and illustrations are legible.

Summary: This collection of SEVEN Price-Curve Bulletins (1946-48) discusses the principle of market-sequencing-of- segments or repeating patterns. This important work as been referred to as one of the clearest, if not only, presentations of this complicated and misunderstood principle of the difference between cycles and periodicity.  40 pp.

Contents: Stock Market Time-Cycles A Knowledge Derived from the Past Makes Possible the Forecasts of Future Trends in the Affairs of Man, Explanation of the 1897-1942 Time-Cycle Chart, The 1942-1988 Time-Cycle, (Chart – 45 and 14 year Time-Cycles 1897-1942 correlated with DJIA), Major Time-Cycles, Secondary Stock Market Cycles, Some Conclusions, The Normal Reaction Rule – An Analysis of Intermediate Price Trends, The Current Market Situation – July 9, 1948, Cumulative Supplementary Stock Market Study, The Occurrence of Weekly Sequences in the Stock Market, A Simple Method of Keeping Graphic Records of Resistance Points and Areas of Supply and Demand for Estimating Future Price Objectives, Explanation of Resistance Point Chart, What Should We Expect Next?, (Chart: DJIA 1944-1947), Long Term Projections for 1948, Variable and Fixed Cycles, Streamlining the Trend – A Study in Price Objectives, Measuring the Price Objective, Measuring Tools at Work, (Chart: DJIA January 19 – April 12, 1948) — end. 40 pages.

Seven Studies in Stock Market Trading by M.V. Woods, 40 pp.

ISBN-10: 1945574623

ISBN-13: 9781945574627

More W.V. Woods Titles Available from Alanpuri Trading

(1940) The 80% Price Curve Plan of Stock Market Trading

(1943) The Price Curve Plan of Stock Market Trading

(1951) The Price Curve Plan of Stock Market Trading with Countertrend Signal Analysis

Summary: GANN 12 was an educational seminar in the 1980s written and produced by Kent H. Steffgen instructing students on his understanding of the concepts and trading methods of William D. Gann. This books is an exact facsimile of the GANN 12 workbook that was supplied to students on the day of the seminar.

Table of Contents:

Introduction

1 – Linear Constants

2 – Financial Astrology

3 – Theological Mathematics

4 – Cycles

5 – Elliott Wave and Fibonacci

6 – Data Base

7 – GANN 12 Procedure

Course Schedule DAY 1: Introduction, (Kent Steffen) The five sides of the Gann System, Cycles, Gann’s Approach to cycles as total historical pattern brought forward (trend, velocity, historical frequency). Use of linear constraints to eliminate leads and lags and verify (anniversary dates). Actual cycles; application to trades; identification. Fibonacci projections (Dennis Sanders), Elliott Wave and Fibonacci (Gann’s use of it) Intro by Steffgen (Robert Prechter), Financial Astrology, Predominant functions used by Gann: helio/geo averaging; conversion of longitude to latitude for price resistance levels. DAY 2: Theological Mathematics, The quadrangle, Vertical progression, Source of the cardinal number count, Uses in trade (Kent Steffgen), Applications, The current long range and intermediate pattern in: The Dow Jones (stocks), Gold, Silver, Wheat, Soybeans (optional) (Dennis Sanders, Robert Prechter), Financial Astrology Key Gann Functions (Nick Flambouris), Continuation, applications and projections; outside parameters, GANN 12, Three applications for time: three for trend line, Options, Verification of price.  DAY 3: Electronics, Hardware, systems development (Stefan Sperling), Software and programming, Gann functions, applications, Special section on stock options (Norman Winski)

The event was hosted by Donald Mack of the Investment Centre Bookstore of Los Angeles, CA. At the time, it was the mecca for anyone in the Southern California area interested in GANN theory. In fact, it was really the hub for anyone interested in the financial markets in general. After some financial setbacks, a few years later, Donald Mack eventually sold the bookstore to Dr. Jerome Baumring for one thin dollar to rid himself of the stores debts. The store continued to thrive under Baumring’s ownership until his untimely death in 1992.

Because this book is devoid of the seminar’s dialog, we see it more of an historical piece then a well organized course on Gann. This should ONLY BE PURCHASED by those that already have a foundation in Gann theory and are curious to examine Steffgen’s GANN 12 ideas.

ISBN-10: 1945574747

ISBN 13: 9781945574740

GANN 12 Seminar Workbook: Softcover, 2022, Alanpuri Trading, Reprint, 195 pp.

Softcover, Alanpuri Trading, 2023, an exact facsimile of first edition that was originally published in 1964 by The Institute for Economic and Financial Research, 55 pp.

Summary:  In this 1964 text, Flumiani details more of his Cylinder Theories. This time around, the concept of extremes (The Warning Signals), as he illustrates several different cylinder patterns that create higher probability buying and selling opportunities. With Flumiani flair, his whimsical black marker drawings are found throughout to illustrate his elaborate cylinder concepts. This is a wonderful companion piece to his 1961/1967 editions of The Cylinder Theory.

Contents: Commandment: Technical Historicity, Commandment: (1) Basic Market Positions, (2) Areas Maximal Speculative Profits Potential, Inner Phenomena and Outer Expressions, Searching the Signals, The Hyperpath and the Accumulation Explosions, Reverse: Distribution, Uncertainties, Conclusions. — end. 55pp.

ISBN-10: 194557478X

ISBN-13: 9781945574788

Suggested Reading: The Cylinder Theory, The Method

]]> https://www.alanpuritrading.com/product/the-elliott-wave-principle-in-projection-charts/ https://www.alanpuritrading.com/product/the-elliott-wave-principle-in-projection-charts/#respond Sun, 29 Aug 2021 20:56:58 +0000 https://www.alanpuritrading.com/?post_type=product&p=1403 The Elliott Wave Principle in Projection Charts (1982 Expanded Edition) by C.M. Flumiani, R.N. Elliott

Alanpuri Trading, Los Angeles, CA, 2019, Softcover, Reprint, illustrated, an exact facsimile of the rare 1982 Edition of this Flumiani “Elliott” compilation, 130pp.

This book Includes the following 3 titles in one volume:

The Elliott Wave Principle in Projection Charts (1982 Expanded Edition)
Originally published in 1973/1982 by American Classical College Press, Albuquerque, N.M.

The Reconstruction of the Elliott Wave Principal
Originally published in 1973 by American Classical College Press, Albuquerque, N.M.

The Elliott Wave Theory Flow of Speculative Matter into the Active Cylinder Theory Stream
Originally published in 1977 by American Classical College Press, Albuquerque, N.M.

Summary: In true Flumiani fashion, C.M. Flumiani takes on another stock market theory and artfully and adroitly puts his own esoteric spin on Elliott’s wave theory. Flumiani’s writings in this book span from 1973 when he released his first Elliott based book to 1982 when he released an expanded 1982 edition which included his 1977 title covering Elliott’s wave theory flow along with his own Cylinder theories which he borrows greatly from W.D. Gann’s work. Eccentrics, quirkiness and Flumiani’s self-promotion aside, this is actually a fun read and a chance to digest a more playful, informal and easy to understand perspective of Elliott’s, Gann’s (Cylinder theory) and Flumiani’s theories. This book is filled with over 20 pages of classic Flumiani illustrations.

Contents: Bibliography (a list of 75 titles referenced for this book),

VOLUME ONE: Mysterious Processes, The Wave Principle (7 pages), The Elliott Wave Theory in the Projection of Charts by R.N. Elliott, The Largely Unknown Substance of the Elliott Wave Principle (2 pages), Establishing the Aim (3 pages), The Search for Truth (4 pages), Uncertainty (4 pages), The Supremacy of the Law

VOLUME TWO: The Dynamic Power of Logical Thinking, The Reconstruction of the Elliott Wave Principle by Ralph Nelson Elliott, Introduction by C.M Flumiani (1 page), Change and Response ONE – The Principle of the Dual Generation (2 pages), TWO – The Rule of the Five and Three (2 pages), The End of the Dream THREE – The Rule of Time and Distance (4 pages), The Learning Process FOUR – The Elliott’s Wave Interpretation of the 1857-1929 Experience (1 page), FIVE – Empirical Wisdom (2 pages, SIX – The Principle of the Straight and of the Inverted Cone (8 pages), SEVEN – Zigzags and Flats and the Phenomenon of eh Double Tops and of The Double Bottoms (6 pages), EIGHT – The Phenomenon of the Truncated Wave and it’s Technical Significance (4 pages), NINE – The Phenomenon of the Wave Extension (3 pages),

VOLUME THREE: The Dominant Model, The Elliott Wave Theory Flow of Speculative Matter into the Active Cylinder Theory Stream by C.M. Flumiani; Essence Penetration and Capture, Contents: Basic External Forces and the Stock Market Decline p.11, Same with a Stock Market Advance p.12, The Action of the Internal or Technical Forces p.13, The Economic Phenomenon and its Pathological Deviation p.14, Same with a Downward Deviation p.15, The Significance of the Swings: How to Anticipate a Reversal p.16, The Cylinder Theory and the Elliott Wave Theory p.17, The False Philosophy of the Securities and Exchange Legislation p.18, The Market is Always Too High or Too Low p.19, The Intima p.20, The Cylinder Theory and the Problems in History p.21, The Rational and the Mini and Maxi Deviation p.22, The Time Element p.23, The Maximal Solution p.24, The Maximal Division p.25, — end.

The remainder of the book is full of advertisements for Flumiani published stock market charts and books, I’ve listed some of the topics below that are promoted through the rest of the book: Abundance, An Essential Knowledge Library Book, The Greatest Books on Wall Street – The Stock Market – Commodity Futures Trading – Stock Trading Formulas and Theories – Speculation for Profit – Etc. Stock Market Charts. Old and Rare Wall Street Books, 24 Books On, About and by Ralph Nelson Elliott.

ISBN-10: 1945574216

ISBN-13: 9781945574214

The Elliott Wave Principle in Projection Charts (1982 Expanded Edition), Reprint, 130pp.

Alanpuri Trading, Los Angeles, CA, 2014, Softcover, exact facsimile of the original which was first self published, by Paul Hatmaker in 1947, illustrated with numerous charts and tables, 57 pp.

Summary: A critical review of a few daily financial-page data having special value as clues to market turns, with notes on their significance and use, and examples of chart formations.

Contents: Foreword, Section 1: The Dow Jones Averages, Section 2: Volume of Transactions, Section 3 – Number of Issues Traded and a Short-Term Index, Section 4: New Highs – New Lows, Section 5: Individual Stocks and Market Leaders, Section 6: Switch Index, Section 7: Chart Formations, Section 8: Psychological Pressures, Section 9: Short Term vs. Long Term Trading, Section 10: Summary, Appendix I: Economic Data and Stocks, Appendix II: Volume, Number of Issues Traded, Industrials and Rails 1937 – 1948, A Study of Climactic Phenomena, 1937, 1938, 1939, 1940, 1941, 1942, 1943, 1944-1945, 1946, 1947, 1948, Summary — end. 57 pp., Extremely Scarce Title.

ISBN-10: 1945574127

ISBN-13: 9781945574122

Figures to Watch: In Gauging Market Turning Points (1947) by Paul Hatmaker, 57pp.

Alanpuri Trading, Los Angeles, CA, U.S.A., 2014, Softcover, reprint, exact facsimile of the original published in 1957. 33 pp.

Reproduction Quality: Good, clean reproduction of original, all text and charts legible with the exception of some of the smaller chart dates, a photo loop or magnifying glass is recommended for chart details,

Summary: The purpose of this research and subsequent book has been to design a single method which can be used in “everything” — all stocks, wheat, corn, oats, rye, soybeans, lard, cotton, coffee, eggs, onions, etc. We sought a “universal method” which would enable us to apply the same rules to any stock or any commodity which is traded actively and listed on an organized exchange. We desired a method which could be followed readily on our price charts without time-consuming calculations, such as moving averages. We insisted that the method be 100% mechanical and that there be no string of long-drawn-out rules to confuse us.

Contents: PART 1: One-Way Formula for Trading in Stocks; How to Select Stocks and Chart Prices, How to Recognize Barometric Movements (Upswings, Downswings, Tops and Bottoms), How to Set Up Swings and Their Tops and Bottoms, A Birdseye View of One-Way Formula, More About ASC, Nullification, Repeat Signals, Sell Signals, Recognizing the Maintrend, How to Recognize A Possible Change in the Maintrend (Preliminary Signals), How to Recognize A REAL Change in the Maintrend (Reversal Signals), How to Recognize A Continuation of the Main Trend (Repeat Signals), How to Engage in Practical Operations (Operating Plan), Spreadsheet (Sample Operating Plan in Stocks), Some Practical Considerations, PART 2: Trading in Commodities with One-Way Formula; Some Special Considerations in Commodities, Operating Plan in Commodities, Spreadsheet (ONE-WAY FORMULA Operating Plan in Commodities), Dunnigan’s Coaching Report – One-Way Formula – (includes several pages of charts). — end. A Classic by Dunningan. Easy to use, and adopted by many successful traders over the years, William Dunnigan’s One-Way Formula for Trading in Stocks and Commodities is a robust and reliable mechanical approach to buy/sell decision-making in speculative markets. A rare example of a ‘universal’ formula, this technique can be applied to almost any stock or commodity market, and requires little more than accurate line and bar charts. A Classic by Dunningan and should be a part of any trader’s library. 33 pp.

ISBN-10: 194557416X

ISBN-13: 9781945574160

ONE-WAY FORMULA for Trading in Stocks and Commodities (1957) by William Dunnigan, 33 pp.

Alanpuri Trading, Los Angeles, CA, U.S.A., 2014. Soft cover, reprint, exact facsimile of the original 1951 edition., 80 pp.

Reproduction Quality: FAIR, very light text and some noise from the poor set of originals the publisher had to work with,

Summary: How to Make New Stock Market Profits from Stock Market Profits with the Price Curve Plan and Countertrend Analysis. THE PRICE-CURVE PLAN OF STOCK MARKET TRADING detects strength and weakness in the stock market, near highs and lows of intermediate and major trends. COUNTERTREND ANALYSIS gives selling signals in individual stocks, following periods of strength, buy signals are given subsequent to intermediate declines. Countertrend Signals are obtained directly from price-volume relationship of selected stocks – independent of general market conditions. THE FIRST PART OF THE TEXT describes factors for determining strength and weakness of price-volume relationship in the Dow-Jones Industrial and other Stock Group Averages. It shows how to synchronize the various trading tools, for obtaining buy and sell indications; how to detect intermediate and major signals; and when to buy and when to sell.  The trading tools are: 1. PRICE-CURVE, 2. AGGREGATE VOLUME CURVE, 3. CONTINUOUS VOLUME CURVE, 4. MAJOR TREND CURVE. THESE MARKET TOOLS are complied directly from daily or weekly price changes in the market, and from volume of trading. As far was we can tell, this 1951 edition was the last of his Price-Curve writings which seem to have started in 1940.

Contents:

Section A: Introduction to the Price-Curve Plan of Stock Market Trading and Countertrend Signal Analysis,

Section B: Stock Market Trading Tools,

Study 1-B: The Price-Curve,

Study 2-B: Aggregate Volume Curves,

Study 3-B: Continuous Volume Curve,

Section C: How To Use The Stock Market Trading Tools:

Study 1-C: Price Volume Relationship and Low Volume Rules,

Study 2-C: Expanding Volume Rule,

Study 3-C: Neutral Volume Rule,

Section D: Tools of Major Trend Interpretation,

Study 1-D: The Major Trend Curve.,

Section E: Short Term Trading Tools,

Study 1-E: Minor Trading Tools,

Study 2-E: Minor Price-Curve Signals,

Study 3-E: Breakaway Signals.

Section F: Stock Selection and Countertrend Signals,

Study 1-F: Selecting the Right Stock,

Study 2-F: Relative Velocity Analysis,

Study 3-F: Countertrend Signals,

Study 4-F: Countertrend Signal Rule 1,

Study 5-F: Countertrend Signal Rule 2,

Study 6-F: False Signal Analysis,

Section G: Tactical Market Procedure,

Study 1-G: Market Tactics,

Section H: Cumulative Studies and Supplementary Helps for Traders.

— end. 80 pp., Extremely Scarce Content.

The Price Curve Plan of Stock Market Trading with Countertrend Signal Analysis (1951) by M.V. Woods

ISBN-10: 1945574011

ISBN-13: 9781945574016

Other W.V. Woods Titles Available from Alanpuri Trading:

(1940) The 80% Price Curve Plan of Stock Market Trading

(1943) The Price Curve Plan of Stock Market Trading

(1946-48) Seven Studies in Stock Market Trading (Seven M.V. Wood Price Curve Bulletins from 1946 to 1948)

]]> https://www.alanpuritrading.com/product/marketonics-course-theory-practice-stock-market-trading-investing-1956-george-seamans/ Sat, 15 Nov 2014 19:57:26 +0000 http://www.alanpuritrading.com/?post_type=product&p=680 Marketonics: A Course on the Theory and Practice of Stock Market Trading and Investing (1956) by George Seamans

Alanpuri Trading, Los Angeles, 2013, Softcover, Reprint, (originally published 1956), original was typewritten on Marketonics letterhead, includes numerous charts, graphs and tables, however this does NOT include the Cycli-Graph Book of Charts referenced in the lectures. 355 pp.

Contents: Introduction, Lecture #1: Introduction to course methodology,(10 pages) Lecture #2: (15 pages), Lecture #3: (17 pages), Lecture #4: (14 pages), Lecture #5: (10 pages), Lecture #6: (11 pages), Lecture #7: which includes tables of Advances and Declines (22 pages), Lecture #8: topics include Chart Reading (15 pages), Lecture #9: topics include Trend (15 pages), Lecture #10 more on Chart Reading and Trend (16 pages), Lecture #11: Supply and Demand (14 pages), Lecture #12: Supply and Demand – Continued (18 pages), Lecture #13: Supply and Demand – Continued, The Long Term Trend (24 pages), Lecture #14: Supply and Demand – Continued, The Long Term Trend w/ stock data sheets (19 pages), Lecture #15: Objectives (15 pages), Lecture #16: Objectives – Continued (14 pages), Lecture #17: Long Term Objectives (11 pages), Lecture #18: New System, Lecture #19: Practical Objectives (14 pages), Lecture #20: X-Ray Chart example of 30-Day Supply and Demand Chart set-up (28 pages), Page 1-A: Master Lists; Investment Stocks, Cats and Dogs, Low Priced Stocks, Page 2-A: Master Lists; Volatile Stocks, Steel Stocks, Railroad Stocks, Page 3-A: Master Lists; Heavy Industrial Stocks, Page 4-A: Master Lists; Consumer Stocks, Oil Stocks, Lecture #20 Tables, X-Ray Chart, 9 Groups of Stocks used in the X-Ray Chart from 1949 to 1956, Supply and Demand Chart, Table of Advances and Declines from Lecture #20, Chart: Dow Jones Industrial Average 1951 to 1953, Data Sheets. — end. Extremely Rare Course in Stock Trading and Investing by George Seamans (edited by George Seamans and Jack Hellum), Highly Collectible REPRINT (note: This reprint of the 20 course lectures does NOT include the accompanying Cycli-Graph book of charts referenced in the material).

About the Author: Born in 1889 George Seamans was a well respected trader and author of several stock market books in the 1930s through the 1950s. Titles included, The Seven Pilliars of Stock Market Success (1939), This is the Road to Stock Market Success (1944), Success Stock Market Course (1952), Marketonics: A Course on the Theory and Practice of Stock Market Trading and Investing (1956). Seamans first copyrighted the Marketonics Course June 18, 1956. Summary: Extremely Scarce and highly sought after George Seamans title, Highly Collectible Reprint.

ISBN-10: 1945574720

ISBN-13: 9781945574726

Marketonics: A Course on the Theory and Practice of Stock Market Trading and Investing (1956) by George Seamans 355 pp.

The Wave Principle (1938)

The Wave Principle – The Original 12 Financial World Articles (1939)

Nature’s Law: The Secret of the Universe (1946)

VOLUME 1: THE WAVE PRINCIPLE (1938) Softcover, Reprint, exact facsimile of the rare 1938 title originally published by R.N. Elliott,

Contents: I. Rhythm in Nature, II. Stock Market Waves, III. Identifying the Waves, IV. Terminology, V. Wave Characteristics: Corrections, Extensions, Irregular Corrections, Triangles, VI. Speed, Volume and Charting, VII. Applying the Wave Principle, IX. Rarities in the 1937/38 Bear Market, X. The Wave Principle in other Fields., Includes the following charts: 1. Population movements, Farms to Cities, 2. Farm Products, 3. Federal Spending, 4. U.S. Deficits, 5. Production, World and U.S., 6. Steel Output, 7. New Life Insurance, 8. Electric Power Produced, 9. Gasoline Consumption, 10. Fire Loses, 11. New York Stock Market Activity, 11A. New York Stock Market Seats, 11B New York Stock Market Seats, 12. Waves 1 and 2 Grand Super Cycle, 13. Super Cycle 1857-1928, 14. Cycle 1896-1928, 15. Primary 1921-1928, 16. 1st Intermediate, 1921 – March 1923, 17. 2nd Intermediate, March 1923 – May 1924, 18. 3rd Intermediate, May 1924 – Nov. 1925, 19. 4th Intermediate, Nov. 1925 – May 1926, 20. 5th Intermediate, May 1926 – Nov. 1928, 21. The Great Bear Market 1928-1932, 22. The Bull Move July 1932 – March 1937, 23. Intermediate May 1936-March 1937, 24. Monthly range March 1937 – March 1938, 25. Weekly range March 1937 – March 1938, 26. Daily range March-August 1937, 27. Daily range August-October 1937, 28. Daily range October 1937 – March 1938, 29. Hourly, February 23rd – March 31, 1938, 30. Standard Statistics weekly, Oct. – Feb., 31. Daily range, March 31 – May 27, 1938, 32. Corporation Bonds 1927-1938, 33. Money value stock transactions NYSE — end. 50 pp.

This is a clean and exact facsimile of the original 1938 first edition, all text, illustrations and layout are as Elliott intended.

VOLUME 2: THE WAVE PRINCIPLE – THE ORIGINAL 12 FINANCIAL WORLD ARTICLES (1939), Softcover, Reprint, Exact facsimile of a series of 12 articles published in 1939 by R.N. Elliott, (originally published in 1939 by Financial World Magazine),

Contents: This book includes an exact facsimile of all 12 original articles that introduced Elliott’s “Wave Principle,” clean reproduction, 16 pp. — Extremely Scarce Content and highly recommended reading.

VOLUME 3: NATURE’S LAW – THE SECRET OF THE UNIVERSE (1946): Softcover, Reprint, exact facsimile of the rare 1946 title originally published by R.N. Elliott, 64 pp.

Contents: Chapter 1. The Great Pyramid, 2. Natures Law, 3. Human Activity, 4. Distinctive Features, 5. Corrections, 6. Extensions, 7. Irregular tops, 8. Alternation, 9. Scales, 10. Examples, 11. 13 year triangle, 12. Inflation, 13. Gold, 14. Patents, 15. Technical Features, 16. Raid Index, 17. Value of News, 18. Charting, 19. Timing of Investment, 20. Selection of Media, 21. Pyramidic Symbolism Ratio Ruler, 22. The Law of Motion, 23. The Great Depression, 24. Emotional Cycles of Individual, 25. Pythagoras, 26. Miscellaneous, 27. The 1942 -1945 Thrust, Review and Conclusion, References, end. — Important title by Ralph Nelson Elliott (Elliott Wave Principle) written in 1946, two years before his death in 1948. Scarce edition, Highly recommended reading to understand the basis of Elliott Wave Theory, cycles and crowd psychology. 64 pp. –

A 3 Volume set of the rare originals by R.N. Elliott. Collectible Reprint Set.

R.N. Elliott 3 Volume Set: The Wave Principle (1938), The Wave Principle – The Original 12 Financial World Articles (1939), Nature’s Law: The Secret of the Universe (1946) by R.N. Elliott