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Cygnus Atratus, Thank you for your post. How right you are. There is nothing new in Wall Street - speculating is as old as the hills - whatever has happened in the stock market today has happened before and will happen again. And 2000 years from now there will continue to be those...

Compulsive, Thanks for posting. Given your line of reason on both on a personal level and professional level - one could come to exactly your same conclusions. I respect your opinion. Thanks again.

Dackster, Thanks for posting. Good points . . . well taken. I hate it when I have holes exposed in my armour . . . that can make for a bad day on the field of battle. I think Mr. Livermore had an uncanny ability to read the tape. I believe if he had lived in the era of computers...

NeoRio1, Thank you for your post. Well if Jesse Livermore's "How to Trade in Stocks" is the only book you have read I consider it to be a real classic. It is "my personal opinion" that Mr. Livermore either wrote under a pen name of Edwin Lefevre or had Mr. Lefevre edit his first book...

After having such great success with my previous question - I will later post another question.

Hook N. Sinker, Thank you very much for your response. Kudos to you partner! I do believe you hit the nail dead square on the head. The solution to that part of the puzzle was and is very important to me. And I do believe your response to be accurate one or at least good enough...

Hey Illum, Thanks for your response. I understand the "pivot points" and the "advances and declines" he was trying to catch - this is all very true. His "Market Key" was his "mathematical tool" he used for analyzing (decoding) the markets - to determine potential "Pivot Points". So I...

Dear Nazzdack, Thank you for your response. I am sure I could follow your line of reason and come to same conclusions. You have obviously have been exposed to information on Mr. Livermore. I respect your opinions. I personally think that he couldn't always "practice as he...

Nazzdack, If in deed the pot called the kettle black that would not make a whole lot of sense. Now would it? Point well taken. LOL:D

Hey MktObserver4u, Thank you for your suggestion. I posted in "chit chat" and "technical analysis" to boot.

Most investors use "price charts" to monitor the markets. Mr. Livermore kept colums of "price records" instead of "graphed price charts" to analyze the markets. I can not tell which "price value" he puts into his records. Was it the: a. the high? b. the low? c. open? d. close? e...

In Mr. Livermore's "Market Key" that he used for analyzing the markets - which value for "price" did he use - for each day? The open, high, low or close? Do we have any Jesse Livermore enthusiasts in here? Thank you for any assistance.:)

mounafia Thank you for your response. After reading your answer, I looked back and realized immediately that I worded my question very poorly - sorry. Mr. Livermore's "market key" which he put into his book - originally in his 1940 edition - "How to Trade in Stocks" lists a price for...

I have read a couple great books on Jesse Livermore. One thing I did not make out (I must have missed it) is what price did Mr. Livermore use for his maket key ananlysis. What is the: open, high, low, or close. Does anyone in this forum have any thoughts on this? Thanks - pjones2012