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Point and Figure Method of Anticipating Stock Price Movements

Complete Theory and Practice

By: Victor de Villiers

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Product code: 0867
ISBN: 1883272831
163 pages
Format: Pb
Published by: Marketplace Books, 2000, 2 edition

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Description of Point and Figure Method of Anticipating Stock Price Movements

Accurately anticipating stock prices and defining precise entry and exit points is the dream of every investor. For decades, the Point and Figure Method has been one of the most useful techniques for successfully forecasting market prices and determining what action should be taken.

Victor de Villiers pioneered this method in his groundbreaking book The Point & Figure Method of Anticipating Stock Price Movements, which remains an accepted classic today. This cherished work...

- Details the construction of P&F charts

- Provides numerous pattern examples

- And offers suggestions on how to optimize them

Other modern-day works, most notably Tom Dorsey's Point & Figure Charting, put P&F in the context today's investment climate, offering improvements and applications to basic concepts. But, for a true understanding of this method and the foundations on which it is based, de Villiers' landmark work should be included in every investor's library.

Point and Figure Method of Anticipating Stock Price Movements - Chapter headings

1. The Principles of the Point and Figure Method

2. The Weight of Authority Behind this Method

3. Advantages of this Method Over Others

4. The Vital Points

5. Approved Method of Assembling and Maintaining Proper Data

6. The Scientific Fundamentals

7. The Principles of Charting

8. Analyzing Technical Position

9. Anticipating the Action of U.S. Steel

10. Analyzing a Campaign in Western Union

11. Judging the Minor Swings

12. Half Point Technic in Atlas Tack

13. The Main Trend and Major Cycle Culminations

14. Technical Indications at a Turning Point

Conclusion