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Charles H. Dow, Father of Value Investing
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When Dividends are Canceled
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Inflation Proof Myth
What is Fair Value?
Issues with P-E Ratios
Beware of Gold Dividends
Gold Standard Myth
Lagging Gold Stocks?
No Sophisticated Investors
Dollar down, Gold up?
Problems with Market Share
Aim for Annualized Returns
Anatomy of Bear Market Trade
Don’t Use Stop Orders
How to Value Earnings
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Inside a Moneymaking Machine Like No Other
The Fuzzy, Insane Math That's Creating So Many Billion-Dollar Tech Companies
Berkshire Hathaway Shareholder Letters
Forex Investors May Face $1 Billion Loss as Trade Site Vanishes
Why the oil price is falling
How a $600 Million Hedge Fund Disappeared
Hedge Fund Manager Who Remembers 1998 Rout Says Prepare for Pain
Swiss National Bank Starts Negative
Tice: Crash is Coming...Although
More on Edson Gould (PDF)
Schiller's CAPE ratio is wrong
Double-Digit Inflation in the 1970s (PDF)
401k Crisis
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Search Results for: Richard Russell
Giving Away $32K, Was Never So Difficult
In what we hoped would be an annual tradition for our site, we gave away books that we thought were valuable to the understanding of the stock market and investing. Little did we know that one book would become an … Continue reading
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Gold: 50% Principle
From a Dow Theory perspective, downside targets rely heavily on the concept of the 50% principle. Although mistakenly attributed to E. George Schaefer by Richard Russell, the 50% principle is derived from Charles H. Dow’s “great law of action and … Continue reading
Posted in 50% principle, Charles Dow, Charles H. Dow, gold, gold bugs
Dow Theory: The Beginning of a Cyclical and Secular Bull Market?
The world of Dow Theory was abuzz after the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the Dow Jones Transportation Average charged to all-time highs on March 5, 2013 (found here). At the time, the Dow Jones Industrial Average had finally capitulated … Continue reading
NLO Q&A
Subscriber F.H. asks: “[Have you] ever consider[ed] constructing a market trend indicator like Richard Russell’s PTI?” Our Response: This is a great question and one that we’ve examined in the past. We are familiar with Russell’s Primary Trend Indicator (PTI). … Continue reading
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Posted in Dow Theory, PTI, Richard Russell
Dow Theory: Secular and Cyclical Markets
We often mention the concept of secular and cyclical markets in our discussion of Dow Theory. So far, we believe that we’re in a secular bear market owing to the fact that the Dow Jones Industrial Average and Dow Jones … Continue reading
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Posted in cycle analysis, Cyclical Bear Market, Cyclical Bull Market, Dow Theory, Secular Bear Market, Secular Bull Market
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A Strategy is Needed for Lagging Gold Stocks
For gold stock investors, a timing strategy is the most effective way to match or beat the coming metal price increase. Among our caveats, we’re excluding junior and exploration mining companies which will either go out of business, experience share … Continue reading
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Posted in gold, Gold Stock Indicator, Richard Russell, Richard Russell Review, XAU
Dow Theory: Q&A
A reader has asked, “if the bear market is confirmed, do you see a possible longer term test of the lows from ’08 [2009]?” This question is predicated on the fact that the Dow Jones Industrial Average confirms the March … Continue reading
Posted in 50% principle, Dow Theory, law of action and reaction
Dow Theory: August 2, 2011
In a first since the bear market bottom of March 9, 2009 and the bull market indication that initiated the New Low Observer on July 24, 2009, the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the Dow Jones Transportation Average has signaled … Continue reading
Posted in bear market, Dow Theory
Dow Theory: Price and Values
Dow Theory is as much about values as it is about squiggly lines on a chart. Charles H. Dow, co-founder and former editor of the Wall Street Journal, often expressed the idea of values in many different ways. However, there … Continue reading
Posted in Dow's Value Theory
Price Decline Equals Dividends Canceled
The question of retaining profits on quality dividend companies through the selling of a position seems to counter the whole point of dividend investing. After all, aren’t you supposed to allow the dividends to compound? In a small way, we … Continue reading
Posted in CSCO, Dow Theory, Harry Schultz, MSFT, Richard Russell, 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
Our 2nd Annual Reader Appreciation Day
We would like to show our appreciation to everyone who has continued to read our website on a regular basis despite our errors and omissions. This year, we will be giving away a copy of Dow Theory Unplugged: Charles Dow’s Original Editorials & Their Relevance … Continue reading