The tunnel thru the air : $b or, Looking back from 1940Gann, William D. (William Delbert)
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The tunnel thru the air : $b or, Looking back from 1940
Gann, William D. (William Delbert)
Imaginary wars and battles -- Fiction; Science fiction
After Robert had sold out his October cotton at 17.30 and his December
cotton at 17.50 on June 10th, he decided to watch the market very
closely for a few days because he thought it would go lower. His
forecast indicated last buying level around June 25th. He figured that
after this time the market would go higher until September 5th to 6th,
when he figured it would be final high.
On June 25th October cotton declined to 16.80 and he bought 500 October
at 16.83 and 500 December at 17.15. He figured that it would run up for
about thirty days so on July 25th he sold 500 October cotton at 19c and
sold 500 December at 19.20 and went short of 500 December at 19.20. The
decline followed as he expected. On July 30th he sold 500 more December
cotton at 18.60 and on August 6th he bought 1000 December at 17.40 to
cover his short contracts. He figured that the Government report on
August 8th would be very bullish and that cotton would go up very fast
and continue until around September 5th to 6th, or until the Government
report in September. On August 6th he bought 1000 December at 17.35.
On August 8th he bought 500 December at 17.30. The Government was very
bullish as he expected and cotton advanced 200 points on August 8th.
On August 9th he sold out his 1500 December at 20.30 and sold 1000
December short at 20.30. A big decline followed and on August 13th he
bought 1000 December cotton at 19.10 and also bought 1000 December at
19.10 for long account. He started in to pyramid on the way up. On
August 19th he bought 500 more December at 20.10; on August 22nd he
bought 500 December at 21.10; on August 27th he bought 500 December at
22.30 and on August 29th bought 300 December at 23.30. On September
8th the Government report was very bullish as he had forecast and the
market went up. This was the time when he expected the market to make
final top for a big decline. On September 8th he sold 2800 bales of
December at 24.40 and on the same day sold 2000 bales of December at
24.50 for short account. On September 9th he sold 500 more December
at 23.30; on September 11th sold 300 December at 22.30. On September
13th he bought 2800 December at 21.60 to cover his short contract. On
September 14th he sold 1000 December at 22.60. On September 17th sold
500 December at 21.60 and on September 21st sold 300 December at 20.60.
September 23rd he figured that the market was bottom for a rally and
bought 1800 December at 20.60, and on the same day bought 1000 December
at 20.60 for long account. On September 28th he sold 1000 December
at 22c and also went short 1000 December at 22.10. On September 29th
he bought 1000 December at 21.30 and on September 29th bought 1000
December at 21.30 for long account. On October 3rd he sold 1000
December at 21.50 and also went short of 1000 December at 21.50. On
October 6th he bought 1000 December at 20.75 and went long, because he
figured the market would be higher for the Government report on October
8th.
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