Charles Duguid

Active around the turn of the 20th century, Charles Duguid wrote practical books about finance and the press for ordinary readers rather than specialists. Surviving catalog records confirm works including The Story of the Stock Exchange and How to Read the Money Article.

His writing appears to have focused on interpreting markets and financial news in a clear, accessible way. That makes him an interesting figure for modern listeners too: he was helping readers make sense of investing and business journalism long before financial explainers became common.

Some basic biographical details are hard to confirm reliably from the sources I found, so this overview sticks to his published work and its themes rather than adding uncertain personal details.