Timothy Morge has been a professional trader, author, educator and mentor for more than 35 years.Besides trading his own capital, Tim is President of Blackthorne Capital, a private money management firm that works with several of the largest non-U.S. Institutional portfolios. In the 1980’s and 1990’s, he managed and taught other traders for institutions like Commodities Corporation, JP Morgan and Goldman Sachs. He remains one of the world’s largest currency traders, routinely carrying positions of several billion U.S. Dollars. Tim has taught hundreds of professional floor traders at the CBOT and CME to become successful off-floor electronic traders. He is a regular lecturer at some of the most prestigious Graduate Schools of Business and Finance in the United States, including MIT, Stanford, and The University of Chicago. He currently donates his time teaching basic techinical analysis to 4th and 5th grade accelerated students at 59 elementary schools around the United States

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This book contains material taken from W.D. Gann’s famous Master Stock Market Course. It includes his explanation of determining important support and resistance levels as well as major tops, bottoms, and trends. He explains his use of geometric angles and price-time squares to forecast major moves in the stock market. Also included is material on financial astrology in this timeless investment classic. WD Gann, was a finance trader who developed the technical analysis tools known as Gann angles, Square of 9, Hexagon, Circle of 360 (these are Master charts). Gann market forecasting methods are based on geometry, astronomy and astrology, and ancient mathematics.

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Bryce T. Gilmore first began publishing trading books in 1986 with the release of Geometry of Markets – an exposé on the methodologies followed by the Gann and Elliott Wave fraternity.

In 1992, Bryce T. Gilmore released Geometry of Markets II – a more definitive approach to end-of-day trading which was the norm back in those days.

Bryce T. Gilmore first began publishing trading books in 1986 with the release of Geometry of Markets – an exposé on the methodologies followed by the Gann and Elliott Wave fraternity.

In 1992, Bryce T. Gilmore released Geometry of Markets II – a more definitive approach to end-of-day trading which was the norm back in those days.

Geometry of Markets – Volume 2

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This book is about Jenkins’ proprietary techniques, with major emphasis on cycle analysis, how he views and uses the methods of W. D. Gann, and the geomery of time and price. Among the many topics, you will learn:

1. Which angles are important and how to draw them correctly.
2. How professional traders think and the types of strategies they use day to day.
3. How to place stops correctly.
4. How to construct and use Gann Squares for analysis and forecasting of individual stocks and commodities.
5. How long the basic trend can be expected to last.
6. When and where to buy and well
7. How to utilize Gann angles and methods that predict exact turning points with high probability.
8. The numerological interrelationships of price and time forecasting.
9. Ten trading tips to make you rich.

This book is a trading classic and you will treasure the contribution it will make to your trading proficiency and profit.

The companion book, Chart Reading for Professional Traders, was written a year later.

Chart Reading for Professional Traders

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This book is jam-packed with specific techniques for pinpointing high, low and trend change points in price and time.

Contents of The Trading Advantage

SECTION 1: FIBONACCI ANALYSIS TECHNIQUES

Fibonacci Number Series And The Golden Section Ratio

Summary Of Fibonacci Relationships

Fibonacci Time Projection Technique

Fibonacci Time Cycles

Method 1: Forward Count

Method 2: Backward Count

Fibonacci And Elliott Wave

Fibonacci Retracements: Matching Price And Time

References

SECTION 2: GANN ANALYSIS TECHNIQUES

Introduction

W.D. Gann

Gann Mechanical Trend Indicator

Strong Bull Market Characteristics

Weakening Bull Market Characteristics

Very Bearish Market Characteristics

Weakening Bear Market Characteristics

Examples

Swing Exhaustion Pattern

Gann Mirrors

Gann Number Cycles

Death Zones

Squaring Price And Time

Equalizing Price And Time

Square Of The High And Low

Square Of A Major Range

Gann Angles

Gann Angles Based On A Fixed Price Increment

Time Angles

Astronomical Phenomena

Equinox And Solstice

Geocentric And Heliocentric

Planetary Aspects

Retrograde And Direct

Signs Of The Zodiac

Other Astronomical Phenomena

Applications Of Astronomical Phenomena

Markets/Planet Associations

Lunar Phenomena

Phases Of The Moon

Declination Of The Moon

Square Of Nine

Acknowledgment

SECTION 3: GEOMETRIC CHARTING TECHNIQUES

Rule Of Four

Triple Bottoms And Triple Tops

Rising Bottoms And Declining Tops

Trendline Analysis

Fan Lines

Trendline Extensions

Z-Line Or Trendline Parallels

How To Construct Z Lines

Dual Angle Change In Trend Indicator

How To Construct The Dual Angles

Square And Angle Change In Trend Indicator

How To Construct The Square And Angle

Expanding Angle Formation

Bullish Expanding Angle Formation

Bearish Expanding Angle Formation

Reaction Lines And Reaction Parallels

SECTION 4: PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER

Trading Examples

Integrating Analysis Techniques

Charting And Technical Analysis Software

Conclusion

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