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Dow Theory Applied to Silver?
A reader asks: “How do you relate Dow Theory to the Silver market?” Our response: Charles H. Dow was first an economist, then a commodities expert and finally a stock market analyst. Before Charles H. Dow co-founded the Wall Street … Continue reading
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Posted in commodities, Dow Theory, gold, Silver
Dow Theory: Cyclical Bull Market Confirmed
On April 4, 2011, we were provided with a Dow Theory confirmation of the cyclical bull market, within a secular bear market, when the Dow Jones Industrial Average exceeded the prior peak of 12,391.25 set on February 18, 2011. As … Continue reading
Posted in book, Dow Theory, Robert Rhea
A Lesson in Dow Theory
In a September 20, 2010 article titled “Dow Theorist Believes Buy Signal is Imminent” on MarketWatch.com, there are views from three different well known Dow Theorists with different conclusions from each one of them. This is an instance where the author, Mark … Continue reading
Posted in Dow Theory, Richard Russell
Dow Theory and Richard Russell
In attempting to understand Dow Theory it is necessary to follow the best and the brightest on this topic. Over the last 52 years, the brightest person on Dow Theory has been Richard Russell. No single person has been more … Continue reading
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The Staggering Heights of Annualized Returns
A reader comments: “Perhaps your ideas have evolved further, matured, but I’m not sure what the fair profit is from reading this article (“Seeking Fair Profits”). Is it 5%, 16% or your current strategy of 10 percent? “I hold treasuries … Continue reading
Posted in Annualized return