The Commodity Futures Trading Guide: The Science and the Art of Sound Commodity Trading

Richard Jack Teweles, Charles Vendale Harlow, Herbert L. Stone

McGraw-Hill, 1969 - Business & Economics - 357 pages

Contents

• ONE Why Trade Commodities?: 1
• SEVEN: 6
• Two Nature of the Commodity Futures Market: 16
• THREE Mechanics of Commodity Trading: 32
• EIGHT: 37
• FOUR: 45
• Stops: 51
• Daily Operating Statement: 60
• SIX The Fundamental Approach: 72
• 63: 88
• Bar charts 93 Pointandfigure charts 94 Moving: 99
• 122: 103
• Behavioral Tools: 108
• NINE Spreads: 131
• Wheat and: 145
• Rye: 160
• Corn and Oats: 166
• Government Programs: 175
• 113: 176
• Factors Which Influence Prices: 192
• Soybean Oil Exports: 198
• The Reverse Crush Spread: 204
• 131: 217
• FOURTEEN: 221
• FIFTEEN: 233
• SIXTEEN: 247
• Copper Silver the Platinum Group: 259
• 221: 275
• EIGHTEEN Cotton and Wool: 278
• Shell and Frozen: 298
• 233: 307
• TWENTY Maine Potatoes: 311
• TWENTYONE Orange Juice Flaxseed and Rapeseed: 322
• Notes from a Trader: 328
• Introduction: 337
• Toward a General Theory of Trading: 346

Bibliographic information

• Title: The Commodity Futures Trading Guide: The Science and the Art of Sound Commodity Trading
• Authors: Richard Jack Teweles, Charles Vendale Harlow, Herbert L. Stone
• Edition: illustrated
• Publisher: McGraw-Hill, 1969
• Original from: the University of Michigan
• Digitized: Nov 10, 2010
• ISBN: 0070637253, 9780070637252
• Length: 357 pages
• Subjects: Business & Economics / Finance / General