[DaKine]

I would go with Wyckoff's course here...

Then if you want more Wyckoff try this...

Amazon.com: Charting the Stock Market: The Wyckoff Method (9780938773061): Jack K. Hutson: Books

[PAction]

thank you very much!

[forrestang]

I don't know this guy, and cannot vouch for him. But for some reason a while back I was looking into ordering this book, and I was looking for reviews too and came across this:

YouTube - Book Review - Charting the Stock Market: The Wyckoff Method by Jack K. Hutson

YouTube - Book Review - Charting the Stock Market: The Wyckoff Method by Jack K. Hutson

[Frgich]

Thanks Ranger for the contribution

[bamford]

I didn't see these posted anywhere so I thought I would add them here. These are links to downloads from Google Books and are probably old news, so my apologies if they are redundant.

Studies in Tape Reading, 1910 edition : Studies in tape reading - Google Books
The 1910 edition is very much like the version originally published in the Ticker magazine articles in 1908--1909.

Studies in Tape Reading, 1916 edition : Studies in tape reading - Google Books
Somewhat revised from the 1910 edition, this is the version most common today.

The Business of Trading in Stocks, "B" (John T. Brand), 1917 : The business of trading in stocks - Google Books
This book was written by an old fellow who by 1912 had traded from the tape for 30 years. He describes his approach to managing trades with an emphasis on controlling risk, and he talks about general price behavior, but not about tape reading itself. One interesting aspect is that he said he expected to double the size of his trading account every year---this was during the time that Livermore couldn't make a living trading. Although not written by Wyckoff, it revolves around many of Wyckoff's principles. Originally published in serial form in the Magazine of Wall Street from 1912 to 1914.

[wunderlich]

I found a new book:

Richard A Dickson & Tracy L Knudsen: Mastering Market Timing. Using the Works of LM Lowry and RD Wyckoff to identify Key Market Turning Points, 2011

(@ freebookspot.be)

It is best suited for the long term investor.

W

[DbPhoenix]

The original course had two parts. One, The Richard D. Wyckoff Method of Trading and Investing in Stocks: A Course of Instruction in Stock Market Science and Technique is uploaded here (as most know by now). The second part is a 97-page document entitled The Richard D. Wykcoff Method of Trading in Stocks: A Course of Instruction in Tape Reading and Active Trading. I had this once upon a time but lost it in a computer crash. However, it is also available here, though you have to be a member of Facebook to download it, and I'm not. But whether you download it or not, you can read it online just by flicking through the pages as you would any other pdf.

Db

[abc163]

Originally Posted by DbPhoenix »

...The second part is a 97-page document entitled The Richard D. Wykcoff Method of Trading in Stocks: A Course of Instruction in Tape Reading and Active Trading...

Db

I have a copy of this "Tape Reading and Active Trading" in pdf. I got it online and I don't know whether it is appropriate to post it here. If you think it's OK, I can upload it.