Market barometer

Author: Hamilton
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Publication Date: 1999-01-01
Features: "A century ago, the era of Charles Dow and William Peter Hamilton did not witness stock market crashes. However, the two men created and refined a market prediction tool that remains one of the best forecasting tools I have seen on Wall Street. If you are preparing to seriously study investing, you must take yourself back to the future—then read this book." This invaluable investment classic was first published in 1922, and many believe it established the final form of Dow Theory—the "barometer of the market" created by Charles H. Dow. William Peter Hamilton was a financial journalist of the same generation as Dow, and in this book, he reveals the essence and complexity of Dow Theory. The Stock Barometer is the source from which modern Dow Theory has developed. It was highly relevant, inspiring, and important when it was first published, and it still holds no less relevance today.