The spreadsheet had two tabs.
Robert Chandler called them Ledger A and Ledger B, though he never explained why. Ledger A contained the fundamentals—revenue margins, debt ratios, management quality, industry trends. Ledger B contained the charts—moving averages, volume patterns, momentum indicators, sentiment readings. On October 14, 1929, Ledger A was screaming. Every stock Robert had been tracking showed valuations that...
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