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Author: Carroll D. Aby ,
Donald E. Vaughn ,
Carroll D. Aby Jr
Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing Plc
Imprint: Praeger Publishers Inc
Dimensions:
Width: 15.50cm
, Height: 2.20cm
, Length: 23.50cm
Weight: 0.703kg
ISBN: 9780899307619
ISBN 10: 0899307612
Pages: 376
Publication Date: 17 July 1995
Recommended Age: From 7 to 17 years
Audience:
College/higher education
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Professional and scholarly
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Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly
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Professional & Vocational
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: Manufactured on demand
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Reviews
Charting techniques are making a comeback in investment circles; thus this volume is very timely. The book's strength is its liberal use of helpful illustrations for the various charting techniques. The authors present and excelent treatment of both vertical bar and point-and-figure charts, but especially so for the latter. Suitable for all students of the financial markets, both academics and practitioners, the book fills a void in the literature since material on point-and-figure charts is difficult to find in financial reference materials today. Written on a level that undergraduate students can easily understand, the book will find a place in investment-related courses that investigate the field of technical analysis. -Choice ?Charting techniques are making a comeback in investment circles; thus this volume is very timely. The book's strength is its liberal use of helpful illustrations for the various charting techniques. The authors present and excelent treatment of both vertical bar and point-and-figure charts, but especially so for the latter. Suitable for all students of the financial markets, both academics and practitioners, the book fills a void in the literature since material on point-and-figure charts is difficult to find in financial reference materials today. Written on a level that undergraduate students can easily understand, the book will find a place in investment-related courses that investigate the field of technical analysis.?-Choice
?Charting techniques are making a comeback in investment circles; thus this volume is very timely. The book's strength is its liberal use of helpful illustrations for the various charting techniques. The authors present and excelent treatment of both vertical bar and point-and-figure charts, but especially so for the latter. Suitable for all students of the financial markets, both academics and practitioners, the book fills a void in the literature since material on point-and-figure charts is difficult to find in financial reference materials today. Written on a level that undergraduate students can easily understand, the book will find a place in investment-related courses that investigate the field of technical analysis.?-Choice Charting techniques are making a comeback in investment circles; thus this volume is very timely. The book's strength is its liberal use of helpful illustrations for the various charting techniques. The authors present and excelent treatment of both vertical bar and point-and-figure charts, but especially so for the latter. Suitable for all students of the financial markets, both academics and practitioners, the book fills a void in the literature since material on point-and-figure charts is difficult to find in financial reference materials today. Written on a level that undergraduate students can easily understand, the book will find a place in investment-related courses that investigate the field of technical analysis. -Choice
?Charting techniques are making a comeback in investment circles; thus this volume is very timely. The book's strength is its liberal use of helpful illustrations for the various charting techniques. The authors present and excelent treatment of both vertical bar and point-and-figure charts, but especially so for the latter. Suitable for all students of the financial markets, both academics and practitioners, the book fills a void in the literature since material on point-and-figure charts is difficult to find in financial reference materials today. Written on a level that undergraduate students can easily understand, the book will find a place in investment-related courses that investigate the field of technical analysis.?-Choice
Author Information
CARROLL D. ABY, JR., is the N.B. Morrison Professor of Applied Management and Professor of Finance at Northwestern State University in Natchitoches, Louisiana. He has held investment broker positions with Merrill Lynch, A.G. Edwards & Sons, Inc., and Paine Webber, and is currently consulting in the field of investment management, financial valuation, personal financial planning, and on other related matters. He is also an investment columnist and author of numerous scholarly articles and 10 books. DONALD E. VAUGHN is Professor of Finance at Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, Illinois. A CPA and author of eight books, including a leading textbook on investment, he gained national recognition through a series of small business profiles which he published under the auspices of the U.S. Government. He is actively engaged in research and publishes frequently in the major investment and accounting journals.
