This electronic version of the original book offers an invaluable introduction to the thought process of a master speculator, coupled with the introduction of Financial Astrology. After some painstaking dilemma, I have decided to remove the old charts from the book and edit the content to match that. It is my opinion that the text alone, can stand on its own merit as valuable content without some old unreadable charts of companies that most readers have never heard of.
It should be noted however that W.D. Gann made his trading decisions based on logic, mathematics and sometimes even Astrology. In advise the reader not to stop with this book, but to continue and study Gann's life and read his other books.
For those that are have never heard of W.D. Gann and his track record, what follows is a quote from Gann, himself:
“The proof of the value of these rules is that I have followed them myself in actual trading, I have made the money and kept it. I quote from a certified public accountant report of my trading record covering the period from April 11 to July 31 1933; ‘You made a total of 344 trades in stocks, cotton, rubber and grains. 310 of these trades showed profits and 34 losses. Your percentage on accuracy was 89% on the total number of trades. The capital on which you operated increased 26 1/2 times. On each $1000 of capital with which you started, you made a profit of $26,500 net’. During August and September 1933 I made 56 trades in cotton and rubber:53 showed profits and 3 showed small losses” – W.D. Gann
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It should be noted however that W.D. Gann made his trading decisions based on logic, mathematics and sometimes even Astrology. In advise the reader not to stop with this book, but to continue and study Gann's life and read his other books.
For those that are have never heard of W.D. Gann and his track record, what follows is a quote from Gann, himself:
“The proof of the value of these rules is that I have followed them myself in actual trading, I have made the money and kept it. I quote from a certified public accountant report of my trading record covering the period from April 11 to July 31 1933; ‘You made a total of 344 trades in stocks, cotton, rubber and grains. 310 of these trades showed profits and 34 losses. Your percentage on accuracy was 89% on the total number of trades. The capital on which you operated increased 26 1/2 times. On each $1000 of capital with which you started, you made a profit of $26,500 net’. During August and September 1933 I made 56 trades in cotton and rubber:53 showed profits and 3 showed small losses” – W.D. Gann
TRUTH OF THE STOCK TAPE (With Introduction to Financial Astrology)
This electronic version of the original book offers an invaluable introduction to the thought process of a master speculator, coupled with the introduction of Financial Astrology. After some painstaking dilemma, I have decided to remove the old charts from the book and edit the content to match that. It is my opinion that the text alone, can stand on its own merit as valuable content without some old unreadable charts of companies that most readers have never heard of.
It should be noted however that W.D. Gann made his trading decisions based on logic, mathematics and sometimes even Astrology. In advise the reader not to stop with this book, but to continue and study Gann's life and read his other books.
For those that are have never heard of W.D. Gann and his track record, what follows is a quote from Gann, himself:
“The proof of the value of these rules is that I have followed them myself in actual trading, I have made the money and kept it. I quote from a certified public accountant report of my trading record covering the period from April 11 to July 31 1933; ‘You made a total of 344 trades in stocks, cotton, rubber and grains. 310 of these trades showed profits and 34 losses. Your percentage on accuracy was 89% on the total number of trades. The capital on which you operated increased 26 1/2 times. On each $1000 of capital with which you started, you made a profit of $26,500 net’. During August and September 1933 I made 56 trades in cotton and rubber:53 showed profits and 3 showed small losses” – W.D. Gann
It should be noted however that W.D. Gann made his trading decisions based on logic, mathematics and sometimes even Astrology. In advise the reader not to stop with this book, but to continue and study Gann's life and read his other books.
For those that are have never heard of W.D. Gann and his track record, what follows is a quote from Gann, himself:
“The proof of the value of these rules is that I have followed them myself in actual trading, I have made the money and kept it. I quote from a certified public accountant report of my trading record covering the period from April 11 to July 31 1933; ‘You made a total of 344 trades in stocks, cotton, rubber and grains. 310 of these trades showed profits and 34 losses. Your percentage on accuracy was 89% on the total number of trades. The capital on which you operated increased 26 1/2 times. On each $1000 of capital with which you started, you made a profit of $26,500 net’. During August and September 1933 I made 56 trades in cotton and rubber:53 showed profits and 3 showed small losses” – W.D. Gann
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Product Details
| BN ID: | 2940012661913 |
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| Publisher: | Ancient Wisdom Publications |
| Publication date: | 03/18/2011 |
| Sold by: | Barnes & Noble |
| Format: | eBook |
| Pages: | 108 |
| File size: | 234 KB |
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