The psychology of speculation : $b The human element in stock market transactions

by Henry Howard Harper

EN·~1 hours·24 chapters

Chapters

24 total

THE PURPOSE OF THIS BOOK

0:46

THE HUMAN ELEMENT IN STOCK MARKET TRANSACTIONS

3:24

THE PERNICIOUS INFLUENCE OF THE STOCK TICKER

7:02

THE DISCONCERTING EFFECT OF SUDDEN LOSSES AND GAINS

2:27

RETIRED BUSINESS MEN IN THE STOCK MARKET

10:13

STOCK MARKET TRANSACTIONS APART FROM GAMBLING

4:29

THE STOCK MARKET PRODUCES A NEW PHENOMENON—TURNS WORLD-WIDE DISASTER INTO LOCAL PROSPERITY

2:47

NOBODY LOVES A BEAR

9:55

FRENZIED SPECULATION IS THE RANKEST FORM OF GAMBLING; IT IS A PERILOUS INDULGENCE

1:57

THE DANGERS OF INVERTED PYRAMIDS

3:57

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Release date

2024-05-18

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

Source

https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/73647

Subjects

Speculation Stock exchanges HG

About the author

Henry Howard Harper

1871–1953

Best remembered as a writer, editor, and playwright with a deep love of books, this early 20th-century author moved easily between fiction, literary essays, travel writing, and reflections on the theater. His work also reached Broadway, adding a practical stage-world angle to his literary life.

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