Dewey's Cycle Analysis

How To Make a Cycle Analysis - By Edward Dewey

How to Make a Cycle Analysis. By Edward R. Dewey. Written in 1955 as a correspondence course, this how-to manual provides step-by-step instructions on all elements of cycle analysis, including how to identify, measure, isolate and evaluate cycles. The most detailed cycle course ever written, by the founder of the Foundation For The Study of Cycles.

Forex Trading

Forex has become very popular, with trades not so limited by time and swings not as volatile as other commodities. Forex is essentially a commodity, so its markets follow general commodity rules and many facets of Gann analysis work just fine for the Forex exchange. We provide techniques, tools and systems particularly focused on the currency markets.

Behind the Veil

Behind the Veil, by Dr. Alexander Goulden is one of the favorite courses of technical analysts and serious traders. Based on scientific principles identifying Price Levels, Time Turning Points, and Trends, thru Harmonic, Astronomical and Geometrical Techniques developed by a Cambridge Scholar. A new angle on Gann's work.

Baumring Reading List

Dr. Baumring's reading lists were very comprehensive, covering all areas of the markets, sciences and metaphysical fields. Baumring was an intensive scholar who read 1800 words a minute and had a photographic memory, thus extendinghis scope. Baumring's 10,000 volume library included around 500 books which he saw as core information.

Bible Interpretation

The Hebrew system of Gematria pervades the Bible concealing secondary teaching in a number code read only by initiates into this deeper system of knowledge. W.D. Gann and George Bayer were two individuals deeply immersed in this form of Biblical decoding, developing systems of mathematics, prediction and astrology out of their readings.

Egypt

Ancient Egyptian culture can be traced back 72000 years via Egyptian and Greek records, and encompassed the worlds greatest architectural achievements. What we know of Egypt seems to indicate a legacy from a still older civilization lost in the annals of time. Our collection seeks to uncover the lost wisdom and mysteries of this great civilization.

Zen

Zen and Chan are similar terms from Japanese and Chinese systems of Buddhism, but they originate from the Indian word Dhyana, loosely translated as "meditation". Zen is a mind science, giving direct access to the core layers of mind. The origin of Zen is in India, home of Buddhism. Allan Watt’s called it "Hinduism stripped for export".

Eric Penicka

The solution to Gann's Law of Vibration from the 1909 Ticker Interview. Penicka analyzes Gann’s exact words correlating them with the cutting edge science of Gann’s day to develop a system which identifies the “mathematical points of force” behind all market action. The Periodic Table of Elements determines a system of order based upon atomic structure which generates a master number set for each market defining its structure in price and time.

Sean Erikson

Sean Erikson, a trader and fund manager with 25 years’ experience, provides a set of powerful astro-tools for advanced swing trading based upon celestial mechanics. The key tool uses an astronomical component which consistently and beautifully predicts the angle of attack or slope of a forthcoming trend. This is combined with a simple astro-timing tool which indicates the next 1-3 turns out and a geometrical price projection tool which provides the two most probable price projections for each move.

Robert Rundle

Rundle’s expertise lies in decrypting the complex hidden codes that W. D. Gann used to veil his deeper secrets in his book The Tunnel Though the Air. People spend decades studying and attempting to decode the meaning behind this seemingly sappy romance/sci-fi novel, without realizing that it is really a scaffolding for a vast template of knowledge centering around cycles and astrological relationships.

Alexander Straker

Straker's Universal Golden Keys Series uses Circular Scaling thru Time-by-Degrees to provide the key to accessing Pendulum Motion in the financial markets. Straker reveals that the core of Gann Science is dependent upon specific, hidden scaling techniques needed for tools to work. He has cracked Gann's scaling system and shows how Golden Mean is hidden in Gann's work.

Johannes Sundberg

Sundberg's The Secret Science of Squaring elaborates a major series of insights within the field of W. D. Gann’s astrological market forecasting. Sundberg has rediscovered an approach to the application Gann's of astro-geometric price/time conversion and projection principles which operates to square price and time on market charts using a system of planetary geometry and astronomical timing.

Dr Lorrie Bennett

Dr. Lorrie Bennett is one of the only Gann experts to have cracked the Law of Vibration! After 20 years of grueling research she discovered a complex code in Gann's texts which led her to the full solution. Following in Baumring's footsteps, Dr. Bennett lays out the science behind the Law of Vibration in an intensive 4 Volume Advanced Series revealing the Patterns, Numbers, Planets & Geometry behind Gann's secret trading system.

Timothy Walker

A detailed exploration and analysis of W. D. Gann’s Mechanical Trading System illustrating Gann's trading strategy over a period of 15 years. Gann turned $3000 into $6 million over this period, producing a 1400% return in the first 8 months alone. This study provides the foundation that Gann required for ALL of his students before learning to forecast. These techniques still work today producing 570% return in the S&P in 2014 in 3 months!

W.D. Gann Works

We stock the complete collection of the works of W.D. Gann. His private courses represent the most important of his writings, going into much greater detail than the public book series. Our 6 Volume set of Gann's Collected Writings includes supplementary rare source materials, and is the most reliable compliation of Gann's unadulterated vital work.

Frequently Asked Questions Secrets Of The Chronocrators

A Financial Astrology Book

By Dr Alexander Goulden

Introduction

We have found that many of the most common questions regarding this course are asked again and again by different people, so we have compiled a list of questions and Dr. Goulden's answers from the first months to help better explain and clarify issues that are most generally come up. We will continue to add to this section as more good questions are asked. If there is a specific question you have which you do not see answered here, please contact us and we will ask Dr. Goulden to answer it.

Frequently Asked Questions

What markets does the book discuss and what markets can the techniques be applied to?

The examples in the book cover Crude Oil, the S&P 500 (for which a fully rectified chart is provided) and 4 stocks: Facebook, Boeing, Pepsi, and Advent Software. The techniques are of generic application. Stocks were featured because the timing of first trade could be well established, and therefore served to demonstrate clearly the operation of astrological principles.

The methods described will work for stocks and anything where the commencement date of trading is known - this includes commodity futures, bonds and indices. Bonnie Hill's site has first trade dates for many markets. The reader would need to consider whether there is a robust "start date" for trading of the market of interest.

Can the techniques be applied to FOREX markets?

In many respects, a currency pair is not a singular metaphysical entity, but rather a measure of the relative strength between two entities - both of which have a long and uncertain history. Whilst CME gives 16 May 1972 as the first trade date for most currency futures, this date is probably not reliable. There is also the problem of natal location, given that currencies are traded on a global electronic platform. More experienced readers may be able to rectify useful charts for each individual currency based on the major events of its history. For example, in the case of GBP/USD, one could set up one chart for the foundation of the Bank of England. This would be used to set a trend chart for the national currency. Similarly, one might take the foundation (or operational launch) of the Federal Reserve. One could then produce a trend plot from its nativity. When the two trend plots move in the same direction, the FX price would be flat, but when they move in opposite directions, this would produce a trending market on the currency pair. The course does not cover intraday applications and therefore may not be suitable for the average FOREX trader.

In order to approach and study this course, is the list of prerequisites absolutely required, or is just a general understanding of astrological analysis enough?

The course is not written for a novice. Without a reasonable knowledge of astrology and without having some experience of attempting to forecast markets using astrology, the reader will be disadvantaged. Firstly, the material may not be properly understood; more dangerously, the reader will not recognise that the material has not been understood. Secondly, its value may not be appreciated, since it will present various solutions to problems that the reader will not have encountered. The suggested reading list is intended to cover essential astrological principles and the more particular application of astrology to financial markets. Other books may serve an equivalent introductory purpose.

Are the outcomes of the analysis based depending on just alignments, or like with much astrology are there specialized rules of interpretation of the planets, signs, houses and the like that need to be considered?

The methodology does not require an interpretive analysis as would be found in most astrology. Generally, there are positive aspects and negative aspects which drive a market up or down. So the answer would be that analysis is based on alignments. What the financial astrologer finds is that he is presented with a mix of conflicting aspects. The key in this course is in deciphering which aspects are "live" by the Chronocrators and therefore which should be given full weight. This does not preclude a mixed picture, but will often give a much clearer one, from which trend can be predicted. And if one patiently waits for times when the aspect stream is very consistent, one can trade a very strong trend. This is shown in the stock examples included in the course.

What is the difference between the tools and techniques presented in this course vs. other technical analysis tools?

Many (if not most) other types of technical analysis offer no real prospect of progress in terms of being able to trade like Gann, Bayer or Baumring. The majority of technical analysts will forever be dealing with systems that are about 55-60% accurate and must therefore rely on money management. Also, having entered trades, they don't really know what the market will do, and this makes it hard to run a position for big profits. In practice, those attempting to "trail the stops" will often have those stops hit and therefore lose their positions.

Applying the techniques in the course (depending on prior experience, perhaps at first only when the astrological indications are overwhelmingly consistent), the reader will be able to enter a trade and KNOW that the market will move strongly for a period of time. Having once made a trade with that kind of feeling, the reader will recognise the notable deficiencies of the common methods of technical analysis.

We will continue to add to this section as more good questions are asked. If there is a specific question you have which you do not see answered here, please send it to us and we will ask Dr. Goulden to answer it.