Studies in Tape Reading

This book is a must read for any tape readers. Shows the value in the thought process over literally 100 years. Anyone buying technical analysis books is wasting their time

Almost one hundred year old still relevant today, wish I had read it years ago will save me lots of $, time and energy. the basic of the basics of stock market investment.

Great book, if you are familiar with Livermore, Darvas and O'Neil this will tie right in on the momentum trading theme.

I am stunned for how a book written more than a century ago can address problems still very relevant to today's traders.Richard Wyckoff was a real professional trader and treated his business following common sense and many business guidelines that today are taken as best practices.If you are beginning studying trading or tape reading, this book will offer you many good points to study and improve you business.If you already studied many good books or followed wise advice, this book will only confirm what you think is good.

good book

Great book and great learning.

This book seems to be some sort of printing error, as every single page is mostly whitespace, with a tiny little page printed inside its borders. I hope this is a printing error, and not the way they send this book out to everyone, cause its terrible.

This is a scanned-in version of the book "Studies in Tape Reading". I gave it 3 stars because it's inexpensive but it would be nice if the publisher would state in the description exactly what you're getting when they claim "Format: Kindle Edition". The standard Kindle features, such as changing the font size, or skipping to a selected chapter, are not available. The print is small. You can expand the page somewhat before it gets too big for the screen, but then you can't turn the page until you shrink it back down again. But, for $2.99. you have the book. Just letting you know what you're getting.