Commodity future day trading – Three sets of data are required: (1) a 10-year record of the price range of the DJIA, (2) a 10-year record of dividend payments, and (3) the most recent annual dividends.

(All these figures are published at irregular intervals in the “Market Laboratory” section of Barron’s.) Mr. Genstein stresses the importance of using the quarterly figures. This means that, if a plan were to be started in the third quarter of 1959, for example, the dividend and price-range figures will be used from 1950 through 1958, plus the last two quarters of 1949, and the first two of 1959. The median should be brought up to date every three months, as soon as the dividend figures become available, which is shortly after the end of each quarter. What the plan amounts to is capitalizing current dividends at the rate which has been determined by the market over the past 10 years.

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