Considering the fact that Richard Schabacker died aged thirty-six,
he left a remarkably strong mark on the investment world.
Considered the grandfather of technical analysis, his writing forms
the basis of contemporary thought on the subject.
During his lifetime he was granted prestigious editorial positions
by the leading financial publications of the 1920s including that
of Financial Editor of Forbes magazine.
In 1930 he published his first book on contemporary investmant
practices, Stock Market Theory and Practice , which was followed in
1932 by Technical Analysis and in 1934 by Stock Market Profits: A
Course in Forecasting.
If you think you know all there is to know about technical analysis
as it pertains to charting and chart trading then you must read
Technical Analysis and Stock Market Profits by Richard Schabacker.
This original work by the founder of technical analysis will teach
you many valuable things that you don't know.
*J. Welles Wilder*
Today's technician has all the modern computer methods of
interpreting price and buying trends. No matter how sophisticated
they get, all technicians must get back to basics and there is no
finer way of reviewing those time-honored technical principles,
rules and precepts than with the original version of Schabacker's
Technical Analysis and Stock Market Profits.
*Ralph Acampora*
To be a successful trader, you need to understand markets deeper
than your competitors. A good way to get started is to read this
ground-breaking book - a major text on technical analysis that has
already helped countless traders find their way to market profits
while avoiding dangerous pitfalls.
*Dr Alexander Elder, author of Trading for a Living*
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