Sun conjuncts retrograde Mercury at 14 Sag on 7th Sun conjuncts retrograde Mercury at 12 Sag on 14th Sun conjunct retrograde Mercury in Sagittarius. Sun conjuncts retrograde Mercury at 9 Sag on 12th In other words, they are forecasts by Gann in 1941: Although the book was published in 1941, some dates mentioned (marked with *) were far into the futures. All the important tops and bottoms are associated with astrological patterns. Below are some more examples in the Wheat market in How to Make Profits Trading in Commodities. Trading techniques Planetary configurations Įven though it is often debated that whether Gann used astrology to time the market, it is found that many 'natural dates' described in Gann's How to Make Profits Trading in Commodities coincided with recurring astrological themes. For example, in a private letter to a student, he openly demonstrated how he used planetary cycles to make predictions in the coffee market. However, in his private communication, Gann was much more direct and candid about his use of astrology. For example, on page one and two of Forty-Five Years in Wall Street, there is a paragraph describing the different stocks at different prices on 14 June 1949, but Steele discovered that those 'prices' are actually astrological aspects appearing in the sky on that day. Likewise, Henry W Steele demonstrates in a YouTube video that the numbers in Gann's work often refer to a different subject from what they appear on the surface. Stations (when a direct planet turns retrograde, or vice versa).Double ingresses (when two or more planets, not counting the Moon, enter a new sign within two consecutive days).For example, Patrick Mikula found that, in his course How to Make Profits Trading in Commodities, whenever Gann used the term 'natural dates', he was indirectly referring to one of the following astrological phenomena: Gann often wrote in an esoteric and indirect style that many found difficult to follow it was supposed that he could be doing so deliberately to conceal his true method. He was also a 33rd degree Freemason of the Scottish Rite Order, to which some have attributed his knowledge of ancient mathematics, though he was also known to have studied the ancient Greek and Egyptian cultures. He was believed to be a great student of the Bible, who believed that it was the greatest book ever written. He started trading in 1902 when he was 24. Gann was born June 6, 1878, in Lufkin, Texas. 3.4.2.1 Mathematical formula of the Hexagon Chart.3.4.1.1 Mathematical formula of the Spiral Chart.

3.4 The Spiral Chart and the Hexagon Chart.

3.1.2 Planteray influences on the weather along the Mississippi.

3.1.1 Planetary combinations for different markets.

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