Dow Theory for the 21st Century: Technical Indicators for Improving Your Investment Results

ISBN-13: 9780470240595 / Angielski / Twarda / 2008 / 240 str.

Jack Schannep

Opis

Dow Theory for the 21st Century includes everything that the serious investor needs to know about the stock market and how to become financially successful. Expanding upon Charles Dow's 20th century stock market theory, author Jack Schannep provides readers with a better understanding of the ingredients that make up the world of finance, specifically the American stock market, in order to help them achieve investment success.

Recenzje

'This book is the definitive guide to modern day Dow Theory from probably its most consistently successful practitioner.' (Investors Chronicle, June 2010).

Spis treści

Acknowledgments.

Introduction. The What and Why of this Book.

Part I. The Traditional Dow Theory.

Chapter 1. By Way of Background.

Chapter 2. Signals Described.

Chapter 3. A Look at The Record.

Chapter 4. Give–and–Take about the Theory.

Part II. Bulls And Bears.

Chapter 5. Bull Markets.

Chapter 6. Bear Markets.

Chapter 7. Bull and Bear Markets of the Twentieth and Twenty–First Centuries.

Part III. The Dow Theory for the TwentyFirst Century.

Chapter 8. Capitulation: The Selling Climax.

Chapter 9. The Heart Of The Theory.

Part IV. Other Important Indicators.

Chapter 10. Schannep Timing Indicator: The Other Major–Trend Indicator.

Chapter 11. Three Tops And A Tumble : Leading Topping Indicators.

Chapter 12. Bonus Indicators.

Part V. The Epitome Of Synergy.

Chapter 13. The All–Inclusive Composite Indicator.

Chapter 14. Practical Usages: Putting It All Together.

Appendix A. "Official" Complete and Detailed Record of the Original Dow Theory.

Appendix B. Capitulation Indicators Detailed Record.

Appendix C. CPA Verification of the Schannep Indicator.

Appendix D. Complete Record of the Composite Timing Indicator.

About The Author.

Index.

O autorze

Jack Schannep is the author and editor of the Schannep Timing Indicator & TheDowTheory.com Newsletter as well as a recognized Dow theorist. Prior to writing his market letter, Schannep was a stockbroker with Dean Witter in Phoenix. He opened and managed the Dean Witter Tucson offices from 1968 until retiring as senior vice president in charge of the southern Arizona offices in 1984.

Blurb

Praise for Dow Theory for the 21st Century

"Jack Schannep is simply the most accurate market timer I have ever known. I have read his commentaries religiously since 2002, and he has been right every step of the way. He perfectly called the market bottom in October 2002 and never wavered from his bullish stance until late in 2007... and again, he was 100% right to call an end to the five–year bull run. Jack′s application of technical analysis in defining the primary trend of the market has been spot on."
Stephen Reitmeister, Executive Vice President, Zacks Investment Research

"Jack Schannep is one of the finest Dow Theory analysts now practicing. This is easy to say in a time when praise is cheap. The real praise is that I rely on his work in my work."
W.H.C. Bassetti, Adjunct Professor,

Finance and Economics, Golden Gate University; editor and coauthor, Technical Analysis of Stock Trends, Ninth Edition

"Dow Theory for the 21st Century offers individual investors a clear and practical approach to the big–trend (bull market–bear market) paradigm for long–term investing outperformance."
Steve LeCompte, Managing Partner, The CXO Advisory Group

"If you want to understand the Dow Theory, this is the book to buy. Jack has done a superb job of not only researching the details of the Dow Theory, but in putting it in simple understandable language. In addition, he has done what readers really want interpreted the theory to make money! His years of working with the Dow Theory give readers a unique edge in understanding one of the oldest stock strategies in existence."
Dave Garrett, Principal, TimerTrac.com

"Updates and vastly improves the twentieth century′s most famous trading strategy. Must reading for serious investors, market timers, technical analysts, and market professionals."
Yale Hirsch and Jeffrey A. Hirsch, Stock Trader′s Almanac