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Gann Master Forex Course 11
Gann Master Forex Course 11
Trading Course
Section 1
• We start this week by presenting the mathematical
methods developed by W.D. Gann. For starters we will
say that W.D. Gann was an exceptional mathematician.
Gann considered that the only exact science, and
universal language is mathematics. Through out time,
Gann developed a series of mathematical methods in
order to help us determine the fixed support and
resistance levels, dynamic support and resistance
levels, retracement and extension levels.
• For these methods to be applied easily to our charts,
Gann developed a series of instruments that are meant
to facilitate the determining of the evolution space of
the price in time.
• After his study trip to Egypt (to the school of Mysteries,
the place where Greek mathematician Pythagoras was
also taught), W.D. Gann developed a series of market
analysis methods that are based on numerology and
sacred geometry.
• As we can see, Gann started from an exact science of
mathematics and developed his methods by applying esoteric
approaches: sacred geometry and numerology.
• We should not be surprised to hear this thing. Gann was a 33rd
degree mason and had a perfect understanding of esoteric
sciences.
• Another approach of capital markets developed by W.D. Gann is
that of cycles. But we need to know that the cycle theory derives
from the applying of the capital markets to the planetary cycles
in astronomy.
• We sill also see this time around that Gann started from
pure science: astronomy, but also deepened his studies
in the esoteric space when he developed a series of
astrological techniques for determining the energetic
change points of the price in time. The method
developed by Gann is actually a hybrid between
astronomy and astrology and for this reason, many
name this Gann technique: "astrolonomy"
• We will not extend this introduction for too long in order
for our future courses to approach each of these with
more details.
• The transforming of prices in degrees.
• The fact that W.D. Gann marked his course materials
with a personal seal is probably less known. This seal
is formed out of a circle, a square and a triangle.
• The easiest and clearest way by which W.D. Gann tells
us that in the development of his analysis techniques
are by these geometric forms:
• -the circle
• -the square
• -the triangle
• As little mathematics as we know, we know that:
• -circle = 360*
• -square= 90* x 4 = 360*
• -triangle= 120* x 3= 360*