The Rationale of Market Fluctuations

Arthur Ellis

The Rationale of Market Fluctuations by Arthur Ellis (1879) is a book on our Trading & futures shelf. A London city editor explains why stock and money-market prices move: credit cycles, interest rates, gold flows, crowd psychology and the roughly ten-year rhythm of booms and crises. It suits readers interested in trading & futures, and it is legally free from Internet Archive (library-digitised scan). Licence: Public domain in the USA (pre-1931 library scan).

About this book

A London city editor explains why stock and money-market prices move: credit cycles, interest rates, gold flows, crowd psychology and the roughly ten-year rhythm of booms and crises. An early, clear-headed look at market cycles that traders still recognise today.

Why it is free

The licence listed for this title is: Public domain in the USA (pre-1931 library scan). It is published free of charge by Internet Archive (library-digitised scan), and TopFreeBooks links only to that official source; we do not host the file.

Author

Arthur Ellis

Publisher / source

Internet Archive (library-digitised scan)

Year

1879

Format

PDF / EPUB / read online

Licence

Public domain in the USA (pre-1931 library scan)

Shelf

Trading & futures

Link checked

2026-11-04