
The Stock Exchange from Within
Unveiling the Secrets of Financial Markets and Stock Trading StrategiesBy William C. Van AntwerpLength11h 31m
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In "The Stock Exchange from Within," William C. Van Antwerp offers an engrossing exploration of the intricacies of stock trading, richly weaving personal anecdotes with an analytical approach to financial systems. The book presents a unique literary style that combines narrative storytelling with rigorous economic analysis, making it accessible yet profound. Van Antwerp delves into the inner workings of the stock exchange, illuminating its operations, culture, and the psychological profiles of traders, all set against the backdrop of the early 20th-century financial landscape, dominated by rapid industrialization and economic upheaval. William C. Van Antwerp, a seasoned trader and financial strategist of his time, draws from his extensive experience on the trading floor. His insights reflect both a practical understanding of market dynamics and a deep appreciation for the often turbulent emotional currents that influence traders'Äô decisions. Van Antwerp's first-hand experiences, coupled with his keen observations on the socio-economic factors at play, position him as an authoritative voice in the financial discourse of his era. This book is essential reading for anyone seeking to grasp the complexities of the stock market and the human elements that drive it. Whether you are an aspiring trader, a finance student, or a curious reader, Van Antwerp'Äôs eloquent prose and insightful commentary will enrich your understanding of one of the most vital aspects of modern economies.
Audiobook details
GenreBusiness and Economics
Length11 hrs 31 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateNov 20, 2019
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1CHAPTER I THE FUNCTIONS OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE
26FICTITIOUS TRADES
2CHAPTER II THE USES AND ABUSES OF SPECULATION
27UNIT OF TRADING
3CHAPTER III THE BEAR AND SHORT SELLING
28STOCK CLEARING HOUSE
4CHAPTER IV THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE BANKS AND THE STOCK EXCHANGE
29SPECIALISTS
5CHAPTER V PUBLICITY IN EXCHANGE AFFAIRS; CAUTIONS AND PRECAUTIONS
30BRANCH OFFICES
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6CHAPTER VI PANICS, AND THE CRISIS OF 1907
31INCORPORATION OF EXCHANGE
7CHAPTER VII A BRIEF HISTORY OF LEGISLATIVE ATTEMPTS TO RESTRAIN OR SUPPRESS SPECULATION
32WALL STREET AS A FACTOR
8CHAPTER VIII THE DAY ON ’CHANGE, WITH SUGGESTIONS FOR BEGINNERS
33THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK EXCHANGE
9CHAPTER IX THE LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE, AND COMPARISONS WITH ITS NEW YORK PROTOTYPE
34COGNATE SUBJECTS
10CHAPTER X THE PARIS BOURSE; A MONOPOLY UNDER GOVERNMENT
35HOLDING COMPANIES
11APPENDIX REPORT OF THE GOVERNOR’S COMMITTEE ON SPECULATION IN SECURITIES AND COMMODITIES 1909
36RECEIVERSHIPS
12THE SUBJECT IN GENERAL: THE PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED
37EFFECT OF THE MONEY MARKET ON SPECULATION
13THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
38THE USURY LAW
14PATRONS OF THE EXCHANGE
39THE CURB MARKET
15CHARACTER OF TRANSACTIONS
40ITS UTILITY
16MARGIN TRADING
41EVILS OF UNORGANIZED STATUS
17PYRAMIDING
42REFORMATION OF THE CURB
18SHORT SELLING
43THE ABUSE OF ADVERTISING
19MANIPULATION OF PRICES
44BRITISH SYSTEM CONSIDERED
20“WASH SALES” AND “MATCHED ORDERS”
45LEGISLATION RECOMMENDED
21CORNERS
46BUCKET-SHOPS
22FAILURES AND EXAMINATION OF BOOKS
47AMENDMENT OF LAW RECOMMENDED
23REHYPOTHECATION OF SECURITIES
48SALES OF QUOTATIONS
24DEALING FOR CLERKS
49LICENSING TICKERS
25LISTING REQUIREMENTS
50THE COMMODITY EXCHANGES