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'Don't Follow Crowd
Investment" Report
Warns Little Man
mqeiaiimia
HOT 1
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United Press Financial Editor
New York HP) The little
man in Wall Street is wooed and
won over to buying stocks when
things look
good and then
i jumped on, crit-
ieized. and een-
-$1 erally malign-
$J comes frighten-
sell.
The experts
at times like
Elmer Waizer these warn
against following the crowd. The
firm of Arthur Wiesenberger de
votes the leading section of its
current investment report to just
that advice.
It observes that the mentality
of the crowd is that of its low
est and notes that "when a
crowd forms and functions, its
motives and acts are almost
solely a reflection of emotional
rather than intellectual stimuli."
Functioning of the crowd, the
firm points out, is why stock
prices at bull market peaks as
well as bear market bottoms
"make no sense." This is why
markets "overshoot the marks"
sell "too high" at tops and
"too low" at bottoms.
Stimulated Three Times
Crowds are stimulated to ac
tion three times and usually no
more, the firm notes. This, it
adds, finds expression in the
stock market in triple tops, triple
bottoms, three steps up, three
steps down. It is explained by
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the fact that after the third ad
vance few buyers are left, and
after the third decline, few sell
ers remain.
Hence three tops in the bull
market around 524 April 1956,
August 1956, and July 1957.
Selling that has followed the
high set on July 12 is seen as
the first step, "likely to be fol
lowed by two more."
The Wiesenberger firm be
lieves the next one might break
400 and the third go somewhat
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idends." Typical Reiracement
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previous moves. It fell one-fourth
of the 432-point rise from the
low of 92 in April, 1942, to the
peak of 524 and. then retraced
one-fourth of the 108 point de
cline by rallying 27 points, from
416 to 443.
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and adds that when and as the
market has its-next sell-off, es
pecially if it breaks 400, there
probably will be a number of
interesting and attractive pur
chases.
Sounds simple. It works out
like this, says the Wiesenberger
firm: "Successful investing re
sults from a proper mixture of
courage and caution the cour
age to act at the right time and
the caution to appreciate the
risks in any situation."
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market operations would do the
trick for the successful stock
trader.
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