The set of books within this bound volume is about certain mathematical and astronomical relationships between numbers and their possible application to the numbers of W D Gann. Introduction to the Series by Granville Cooley I once heard someone say that they were looking for something with which to pull the trigger in the commodities market. I’m sure a lot of traders are looking for that something with which to pull the trigger. But since over 90 percent of the traders lose in the commodity markets, those who pull the trigger either shoot themselves in the foot or in the head. One is very painful and the other is very deadly. This set of books [included within this bound volume] is not about pulling the trigger. It is not a system on how to make a million dollars in the market in the morning. It is about certain mathematical and astronomical relationships between numbers and their possible application to the number of W. D. Gann. I say possible because I do not claim to be a market guru. I know there are those who want to study Gann without studying the numbers, but since the answers to the Gann approach must be in the numerical systems and since all markets are made up of advances and declines of numbers, I can’t see how it is possible to study Gann without studying his numbers. For that matter, without studying numbers in general. It is said of Gann that he was a Christian and a Mason and it is known of his use of astrology and geometry. It is believed that his number system came from those sources. This series of books, “The Patterns of Gann,” is an exploration of the above sources (plus a few others). We will see how they apply to the Gann material. I’m not a mathematician. My field is journalism. So you will not find any x+y=a in this material. I’m sure that the average person will appreciate that approach as most persons are not mathematicians either.

Table of Contents 

Introduction to the Series
Book 1: The Cycle of Mars
Square of 144 is Laid out The Lines Are Laid Out An Immediate Discovery Looking at the High Subtracting 360 Degrees 133 or 132 Combined Numbers and Prices Mars and Jupiter Gann’s Cube Cycles of Other Years Other Cycles Heliocentric Jupiter and Mars A Mars Alone Method Mars Left Out Earth-Mars 47 year Cycle
Book 2: The Great Cycle
Quick Review of Book I An Ancient Book The Cycle of the Sun The Cycle of the Moon The 532 Year Cycle Back to the Bean Chart
Book 3: The Book With No Name
Book 4: On the Square
How Do You Make A Square? Building the Squares A Lesson From the John Floor The 45-Degree Line The Number 9 and the Squares Adding and Multiplying Squares Range as a Difference in Squares The Other Leg of the X More 45 Degree Angles Other Properties of Squares Making Unnatural Squares Regular Squares and the Square of 9 The Square as a Geometric Mean
Book 5: The Cycle of Venus:
A Star Returns The Square of 144 Geo View and the Number 144 Venus and the Square of 9 Geometric Means of the Cube Venus and the Cube The 15-Day, 24-Hour Chart Venus and the Harmonic Mean Gann’s 15 Day Chart Venus and the Square of 45 The Eighth Square and the Death Zone
Book 6: The Triangular Numbers
Foolin’ Around An Ancient Arithmetic Man Making the Triangular Numbers Making Other Numeric Figures Gann’s Triangular Numbers Triangles and the Square of 9 Triangles and the Number 9 Triangles and the Hexagon Other Clues The Double Triangles The Unnatural Triangles More Evidence Gann and the Ancient Hexagon The Triangle of the Zodiac The Triangels and the Cubes Triangles and the Cardinal Numbers
Book 7: The Cycle of Mercury
The Search for 17 Precession of the Equinoxes Robert Gordon’s Birthday Looking for 132 Mercury and the Square of 7 Mercury and the Number 33 Another 33-Year Cycle Mercury and the Great Pyramid The Answer Gann’s Use of 17
Book 8: The Single Digit Numbering System
Figuring in Bed in My Head The 9 as Zero A Recap So Far PATTERN Recognition SDV and the Square of 9 Diagonals in Squares The Square of 12 The Square of 7 The 24-Hour Square The Properties of 1 Single Digit on the Square of 9 The Square of 4 Chart The Hexagon Chart How I Did It
Book 9: Gann and Fibonacci
Article in Gann and EW Magazine The Master Numbers How to Hold a Ratio Looking for Geometric Mean Fibonacci and the Squares Fibonacci of the Angles The Eighth Square The Fibonacci of Jack Benny Using Some Gann Numbers How Many Age and Weight A Master Sheet The Stone of Simon The Great Cycle of Enoch The Wandering and the Great Pyramid Fibonacci in Gann?
Book 10: The Cubes and the Hexagon
How do You Make a Cube? Cubes and Triangular Numbers Odd Numbers in One Cube The Even Cubes Making Other Powers Cube + Square = Square Building Cubes Like Squares Squares and Geometric Means The Double Cubes Geometric Means on the Hexagon The Cubes on the Hexagon
Book 11: Gann and the Teleois
Book 12: Gann’s Magic Square
The Search for Gann’s Squares A Look at Construction Comparing the Square of Nine Another Similarity Proof of Construction Construction of Square of Four Square of 6? Square of 8? The Square of 12 Finding the Magic Squares The 1922 Book The 1912 Book Looking at the Material More of the Celestial Square Some More Explanations The Swastika Any Clues in the Magic Square? Missing Link Red Flag! Number 325! Answers on the Diagonal Checking It Out on the Hexagon Same PATTERN on Other Charts The Numbers on the Angles Some Other Cycles Why The Square of 9 Chart Ends at 1089 The Squares of 9 and 33 Gann’s 24-Hour Error A Coincidence of Numbers A TV Puzzle A Search for the Perfect Number Decanates of the Planets Another Way to Make Cubes Triangles and the Arithmetic Mean More Triangle Stuff Dissecting a Number Some Julian Days Some More on the Cycles of Venus Jewish Calendar Based on 3.3 Seconds Geometric Means on Hexagon Chart The Number Three and Triangles and Squares The Number 3 and the Difference in the Cubes Numbers Both Triangular and Square Finding the Triangle of Doube of a Number The Cubes and The Triangle More Appendix…. 

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An updated look at applying W. D. Gann’s controversial trading concepts to all major markets W. D. Gann continues to be one of the most controversial figures in technical analysis. Despite his detractors, his theories remain fundamentally solid, and have been successfully adapted by several generations of traders. In this authoritative text, expert technician James Hyerczyk presents a straightforward overview of Gann Theory, its basic principles, and its proper applications in creating profitable trading systems. Hyerczyk examines, in complete detail, such essentials as swing charts and trend indicators, percentage retracements, Gann angles, and cycle dates. With fresh information about how to use price scales when charting forex, equity, and ETF markets, as well as discussions on how to calculate Gann angles for each market, this Second Edition of Pattern, Price and Time is a must-read for anyone looking to thoroughly understand–and successfully implement–one of the most important and powerful trading methods in existence. James A. Hyerczyk (Palos Park, IL) is commodity trading advisor and President of J.A.H.
Research and Trading, which publishes a daily, weekly, and monthly advisory service on the futures, forex, ETF, and equities markets. Hyerczyk is a registered Commodity Trading Advisor with the National Futures Association and has been actively involved in the futures markets since 1982.

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1 FOLLOWING IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF W.D. GANN
2 THE ARCH EOASTRONOMY LEGACY
3 PRICE REPETITION PATTERNS
4 THE UNIVERSAL CLOCK
5 PLANETS IN ACTION
6 THE DlVISlONS ON THE UNIVERSAL CLOCK
7 WHEELS WITHIN WHEELS
8 PLANETS TAKE PRICE BY THE HAND

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An indispensable resource for today’s active commodity, currency, futures, and ETF trader

In the 2013 Edition of the Commodity Trader’s Almanac, Jeffrey Hirsch has once again put together an essential tool for both professional traders and those who are just getting started and need to understand the complex and exciting world of alternatives. Created in a similar fashion to the Stock Trader’s Almanac—trusted for over 40 years—the Commodity Trader’s Almanac is a comprehensive guide featuring monthly strategies, patterns, trends, and trading techniques geared towards the major commodities and currencies, as well as ETFs, futures, and options.

It also contains in-depth insights on various topics of interest to the active trader and investing public; as well as market highlights that cover key supply, demand, and seasonal tendencies on markets including crude oil, ethanol, and precious metals; critical agricultural products such as corn, wheat, and cattle; and foreign currencies like the British pound and the Euro. The Commodity Trader’s Almanac also describes how investors can utilize futures, options, and ETFs in their endeavors.

• Helps you understand how commodity pricing works and offers great insight into investing in them
• Alerts you to little-known market patterns and tendencies to help forecast commodity market trends with accuracy and confidence
• Contains expanded coverage on timing tools with tips on utilizing candlesticks and pivot points to better time seasonal trades, and more
• Includes business cycle analysis and trading tips for the current climate

Intended for active traders and investors interested in making the most out of today’s commodity, ETF, futures, options, and currencies markets, this guide will make you a better trade in the search for greater profits.

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Trading in today’s markets can be a difficult endeavor. But with the right approach, you can achieve success. Nobody knows this better than author Hank Pruden, a top technical analyst and well-known educator in the field of finance. Having actively traded his own account for more than twenty years, Pruden has placed real equity at risk based upon the theories he teaches. And during this time, he’s carefully followed a framework that has proven itself both profitable and reliable in real-world trading situations.

Now, in The Three Skills of Top Trading, Pruden looks to share his experience and insights with you. Written in a straightforward and accessible style, this comprehensive guide brings together the three skills of top trading—behavioral models for systems building, pattern recognition, and mental state discipline—and examines how you can develop this “triple threat” skill set to sustain or gain a true competitive edge in today’s challenging markets.

Divided into three well-rounded parts, this book integrates elements of trading that are often treated separately—creating a mutually reinforcing analytical package that makes intuitive sense. Throughout these pages, you’ll be introduced to:

• A behavioral finance framework for systems building that provides the structure for integrating and interpreting indicators organized along the key dimensions of price, time, volume, and sentiment
• A pattern recognition plan for trading—the Wyckoff Method of chart reading and technical analysis—that contains a set of laws and principles, which can be used to interpret chart patterns and take action
• A model of trader psychology that is essential to the management of your mental state—the Ten Tasks of Top Trading—as well as various methods that will allow you to effectively maintain or modify this state

Engaging and informative, The Three Skills of Top Trading outlines a balanced set of skills that will allow you to capture some of the most profitable trading opportunities possible. It will also help you sidestep timing pitfalls stemming from superficial data analysis and erroneous interpretations of market indicators. With this book as your guide, you’ll quickly develop a better understanding of the elements of systems building, pattern recognition, and mental state discipline and learn what it takes to become a complete trader.

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