 | Samuel Armstrong Nelson - 1903 - 236 páginas
...on the part of far-sighted and well-informed men to adjust prices to such values as exist or which are expected to exist in the not too remote future....speculators six months hence to take stock at figures from 10 to 20 points above present prices. In reading the market, therefore, the main point is to discover... | |
 | William Peter Hamilton - 1922 - 360 páginas
...effort on the part of farsighted and well-informed men to adjust prices to such values as exist or which are expected to exist in the not too remote future....figures from ten to twenty points above present prices." Observe how the none too deftly expressed thought of Livermore parallels the more perfectly shaped... | |
 | Sheimo - 1998 - 344 páginas
...retained earnings to be translated eventually into at least a dollar of market value."7 Charles Dow: "The thought with great operators is not whether a...investors and speculators six months hence to take stock figures from 10 to 20 points above present prices."8 3. Warren Buffett. "You Pay a Very High Price... | |
 | William Peter Hamilton - 1998 - 372 páginas
...on the part of farsighted and well•informed men to adjust prices to such values as exist or which are expected to exist in the not too remote future....operators is not whether a price can be advanced, but whethei the value of property which they propose to buy will lead investors and speculators six months... | |
 | W. P. Hamilton - 2005 - 373 páginas
...effort on the part of farsighted and well-informed men to adjust prices to such values as exist or which are expected to exist in the not too remote future....hence to take stock at figures from ten to twenty paints above present prices. "In reading the market, therefore, the main point is to discover what... | |
 | S. A. Nelson - 2005 - 237 páginas
...effort on the part of far-sighted and well-informed men to adjust prices to such values m exist or wMch are expected to exist in the not too remote future....speculators six months hence to take stock at figures from 10 to 20 points above present prices. In reading the market, therefore, the main point is to discover... | |
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The market is not like a balloon plunging hither and thither in the wind. As a whole, it represents a serious, well-considered effort on the part of farsighted and well-informed men to adjust prices to such values as exist or which are expected to exist... 