DUSS REMINDS ME OF THIS QUOTE. I have been watching it like a hawk, ITS READY GUYS. 

"That is how I first came to be interested in the behaviour 

of prices. I had a very good memory for figures. I could 

remember in detail how the prices had acted on the previous day, 

just before they went up or down. My fondness for mental 

arithmetic came in very handy. 

 I noticed that in advances as well as declines, stock 

prices were apt to show certain habits, so to speak. There was 

no end of parallel cases and these made precedents to guide me. 

I was only fourteen, but after I had taken hundreds of 

observations in my mind I found myself testing their accuracy, 

comparing the behaviour of stocks today with other days. It was 

not long before I was anticipating movements in prices. My only 

guide, as I say, was their past performances. I carried the 

"dope sheets" in my mind. I looked for stock prices to run on 

form. I had "clocked" them. You know what I mean. 

 You can spot, for instance, where the buying is only a 

trifle better than the selling. A battle goes on in the stock market and the tape is your telescope. You can depend upon it 

seven out of ten cases."