Part 1 of this study provides a detailed analysis of the entire sequence of 322 trades from 1915-1931 presented in W.D. Gann's US Steel trading course, broken down into clear and concise rules for application in today's markets.

Walker dissects Gann's methodology, reveling deeper rules than are apparent in Gann's thin explanations in his original course.

This Gann Trading Course makes an intensive study of one of Gann's core lesson, called The Method for Trading the Overnight Chart. This lesson, is today published as part of the Mechanical Methods & Systems section of his Stock Market Course, and consists of 9 Rules followed by 15 years of trading examples on US Steel.

The Lesson on US Steel covered in Part 1 was not the only lesson that Gann wrote to illustrate his trading methods and teach his students how to be profitable in the markets. There are, in fact, a further six lessons, which show the development of Gann’s teaching over a period of nearly 25 years.

The method remains basically the same, but he made discoveries and additions to it. More importantly, his own ability to put his thoughts into words and examples grew over time. I am therefore very excited to announce that I have written a second book, which will complete the exploration of Gann’s mechanical trading method.

All of the trades, including Gann’s own trades, are illustrated by charts, so that they can be easily followed. There are 150 charts in the book. I believe that anyone who studies these lessons of Gann’s studiously will have the tools to improve their own trading performance immeasurably. These lessons are some of the greatest gems of Gann’s work, for they show us how to turn knowledge into profits.

In this 6-HOUR long Video Seminar, Tim Walker presents a detailed analysis of the many of Gann's trades in U.S. Steel, elaborating subtle points and processes in analyzing the sequential swings of the market. He demonstrates clearly and with many examples how to apply Gann's trading methodology with great effect!

This Seminar was presented in 2016, 2 years after the initial publication of Part 1 of How to Trade Like W.D. Gann, and in it he presents many additional insights that he came to after the completion of publication of Part 1. As such it can be considered an adjunct study with new details and principles that were not thoroughly presented in the book.

For those who enjoy visual learning, this seminar is invaluable, as numerous students ask questions throughout the day, and Tim explains the sequence of trades and how to take it from theory to practice in real-time.

The Lesson on US Steel covered in Part 1 was not the only lesson that Gann wrote to illustrate his trading methods and teach his students how to be profitable in the markets. There are, in fact, a further six lessons, which show the development of Gann’s teaching over a period of nearly 25 years.

The method remains basically the same, but he made discoveries and additions to it. More importantly, his own ability to put his thoughts into words and examples grew over time. I am therefore very excited to announce that I have written a second book, which will complete the exploration of Gann’s mechanical trading method.

All of the trades, including Gann’s own trades, are illustrated by charts, so that they can be easily followed. There are 150 charts in the book. I believe that anyone who studies these lessons of Gann’s studiously will have the tools to improve their own trading performance immeasurably. These lessons are some of the greatest gems of Gann’s work, for they show us how to turn knowledge into profits.

Part 1 of this study provides a detailed analysis of the entire sequence of 322 trades from 1915-1931 presented in W.D. Gann's US Steel trading course, broken down into clear and concise rules for application in today's markets.

Walker dissects Gann's methodology, reveling deeper rules than are apparent in Gann's thin explanations in his original course.

This Gann Trading Course makes an intensive study of one of Gann's core lesson, called The Method for Trading the Overnight Chart. This lesson, is today published as part of the Mechanical Methods & Systems section of his Stock Market Course, and consists of 9 Rules followed by 15 years of trading examples on US Steel.

Part 1 of this study provides a detailed analysis of the entire sequence of 322 trades from 1915-1931 presented in W.D. Gann's US Steel trading course, broken down into clear and concise rules for application in today's markets.

Walker dissects Gann's methodology, reveling deeper rules than are apparent in Gann's thin explanations in his original course.

This Gann Trading Course makes an intensive study of one of Gann's core lesson, called The Method for Trading the Overnight Chart. This lesson, is today published as part of the Mechanical Methods & Systems section of his Stock Market Course, and consists of 9 Rules followed by 15 years of trading examples on US Steel.