INVESTMENT FOR APPRECIATION: FORECASTING MOVEMENTS IN SECURITY PRICES TECHNIQUE OF TRADING IN SHARES FOR PROFIT by Angas, L. L. B - 1936

New York: Somerset Publishing Co, 1936 WYSIWYG pricing--no added shipping charge for standard shipping within USA. Dark blue cloth, xi, 354 pp incl. charts and tables, 1 plate (photo of author). Bottom corner of front board bumped, spine slightly faded, with a bit of wear to head and tail, paper somewhat browned, and one corner dog-eared. Analysis of the business cycle, market timing, charting, forecasting profits. Angas argues for a balanced approach using fundamental analysis to decide what securities to buy and sell, and charting to decide when. Shipping weight 3 lbs. (International 2 lbs., 4 oz.). . VG/No dj. 23½ X 16½ cm.

New York.: Somerset Publishing., 1936. 1st Edition.. Blue cloth, gilt spine title.. Good plus, light wear to corners, owner’s notes to ffep and on other page, otherwise very good in a good dust jacket with some chipping and loss. . 23.5x16 cm.. Uncommon first edition of this investment classic. weight: 2.0 lb.

NY:: Somerset Publishing Co.,. Very Good. 1936. Hardcover. B000HKHWHM . First edition. Small strip missing across the crown of the spine, light ring stain on front board, else very good in blue cloth. No dust jacket. .

Somerset. Collectible - Good/No Dust Wrapper. 1936. 1936 Printing. Hard Cover. 0273644319 (L472) .

New York: Somerset Publishing Co.. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1936. Hardcover. Revised and expanded from the original 1930 publication titled simply INVESTMENT, partly to reflect economic event of the time. Dark blue cloth, gilt spine lettering, illustrated, seven appendices include the 1932 forecast of the author. This copy bears a presentation inscripton on the front free endpaper penned and signed by the author; scarce thus. ; 6-1/4" x 9"; 353 pp; Signed by Author; Covers lightly worn at corners and top/bottom of spine (with small tear at top of spine), rubbing to spine gilt, bookplate of prior owner inside front cover (not the same person to whom the book is inscribed), paper is lightly toned, a few pages with marginal notes in pencil (limited to lines identifying specific blocks of text). .