WD Ganns Master Time Factor from Myles Wilson Walker

Using this information we can structure a Gann style trading campaign for any market. Now you will know if you should be buying dips or selling rallies.

The astrological method that Gann used in all the “Robert Gordon” trades in his book ” The Tunnel Thru The Air”(1927) is revealed. This method is still working today across all the actively traded markets to pin point swing high&low dates.

A question that crosses many Traders minds at one time or another is, “ How do I find the cycle for a specific market?” Most markets do have totally different dates as highs and lows.
WD Gann said that he found a Master Time Factor that allowed him to precisely time individual markets highs and lows.

The Master Time Factor is not based on fixed cycles, in fact it appears if you were to just look at the price chart you would not be able to detect these “hidden cycles” That is, until it is pointed out and then you can see how perfect it is.
By watching the videos you can clearly see every little detail in getting the correct time cycles.
There is a tremendous amount of good material that will leave you in no doubt how to find the turning points yourself.
Everything is on the screen, so you can follow through as I explain exactly what is happening.
What I show on the videos is exactly how to get the timing points, also how I determine if they should be traded and then how I actually trade them.
After all, the practical application of timing with regard to trading is our whole reason for acquiring this knowledge.

CONTENTS

Chapter 1 　MTF Introduction

Chapter 2 　Gann Square of Price and Astrology

Chapter 3 　The WD Gann Trading Campaign

Chapter 4 　Fixed Cycles

Chapter 5 　Repeating Recreating Aspects Simple

Chapter 6 　Observational plus Hidden Cycles

Chapter 7 　Repeating Plus Hidden Cycles

Chapter 8 　Long wave cycles large planets repeating or linked

Chapter 9 　Astro Tools

Chapter 10  Trading patterns mentioned in Videos

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