Getting Started in Technical Analysis. Comprehensive Coverage. Jack D. Schwager

“Getting Started in Technical Analysis” by Jack D. Schwager is a comprehensive book that covers the basics of technical analysis in a clear and easy-to-understand manner. Published in 1999 by Wiley & Sons, this trade paperback book is 352 pages long and written in English. It includes illustrations and is geared towards a technical level of readers interested in investments, securities, futures, and trading strategies. The book is part of the “Getting Started In…” series and is a valuable resource for those looking to deepen their understanding of technical analysis in the fields of technology, engineering, and business & economics.

The Vanderbilt Rubber Handbook 1958 – 620 pages – Very good vintage condition

The Vanderbilt Rubber Handbook 1958. Per the foreward, the book is a source of technical info for those connected with the compounding and processing of rubber and synthetic elastomers in their dry forms. It does not cover latex compounds. There is an extensive table of contents and index. the last two photos are a few pages from the table of contents. This is a hardback book with 620 pages. It is in very good vintage condition. Thumbing through the pages, they all appear to be clean and intact. No writing or highlighting noted. The spine is strong. The front and back covers show minimal normal shelf wear and are clean and unmarked. Size is 8.5″ x 5.5″ Weight is approx. 1.38 pounds.