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Dow theory
was formulated from a series of 
Wall Street  Journal 
editorials authored by Charles H. Dow from1900 until the time of his death in 1902.These editorials reflected Dow’s beliefs on how the stock market behaved and how the market could be used tomeasure the health of the business environment.
 
Due to his death, Dow never published his completetheory on the markets, but several followers andassociates have published works that have expanded onthe editorials.Some of the most important contributions to Dow theorywere William P. Hamilton's "The Stock MarketBarometer" (1922), Robert Rhea's "The Dow Theory"(1932), E. George Schaefer's "How I Helped More Than10,000 Investors To Profit In Stocks" (1960) andRichard Russell's
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