W. D. Gann's Courses

The Collected Courses of W. D. Gann, Volumes 1-5 - By W. D. Gann

Collected Courses of William D. Gann, by W. D. Gann. 1920 - 1954. This is the most complete and best organized collection of Gann's Master Courses, his most important writings. Without these, Gann is impossible to understand! We've collected all the missing pieces and reorganized them back into Gann's original order.

Risk Management

Among professional traders, risk management is understood to be the absolutely most fundamental element leading to successful trading, because with proper risk management one can use randomly generated signals and still trade successfully. This is done by limiting one’s losses while letting one’s profits run.

Architecture

In ancinet times architecture often incorporated esoteric knowledge almost lost today, but encoded secretly into many existing ancient monuments. Geometric principles of divine proportion govern the complex forces underlying financial markets as well as architecture. We have one of the largest collections of books on these subjects in the world.

Baumring Science List

In the 1980’s Dr. Jerome Baumring, created an advanced course on the scientific cosmological system behind Gann’s Law of Vibration, including over 100 important works. These ranged from core works that Gann himself studied relating to Natural Science and Philosophy, to valuable works in alternative or lesser known scientific traditions.

Codes and Ciphers

We have books on symbolic codes and ciphers from various esoteric traditions, including Masonic codes. Gann used codes in "Tunnel Through the Air", and encrypted his personal notes using a code called "Bell, Book and Candle". Gann enthusiasts study Masonic codes to help uncover his secrets.

Philosophy

In ancient times science and philosophy were interwoven, such as in the ideas of Pythagoras, Plato, Aristotle, the Alchemists. Philosophy is at the root of human knowledge, and we specialise in systems of thought and ideology, particularly concentrated upon alternative and classical works.

Physics

We don't cover all theories of modern or academic physics, but specializes in unusual books relating to applications connected with such topics as financial forecasting, and alternative or ancient cosmology. We cover theories like electromagnetism, energy grids, vortex systems, wave theory, vibration, relativity, power laws and hyper-dimensions.

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.

Table of Contents From The Textbook Of Harmonics

A Translation Society Edition

By Hans Kayser

Volume I

Translation Society Preface - i
Translator’s & Editor’s Preface - v
Foreword - vii
Introduction - xii

A. The Theorems of the Tone-Number

§1. The Monochord - Pages 1-2
§2. Tone-Value and Tone-Number - Pages 3-4
§3. Tone-Value - Pages 5-8
§4. Tone-Number - Pages 9-10
§5. String Lengths – Wavelength - Pages 11-12
§6. Vibration-Numbers = Frequencies - Page 13
§7. The Reciprocity of Waves = String Length and Frequency (Space and Time) - Pages 14-18
§8. Rhythm and Periodicity - Pages 19-27
§9. Resonance - Pages 28-31
§10. Interference - Pages 32-40
§11. Haptic – Ektypic – Prototype – Value-Form – Theorem, Step – Being - Value - Pages 41-42
§12. Coincidences of the Theorems of Tone-Number and Their Value-Formal Ambivalences - Pages 43-46

B. The Theorems of the Tone Series

§13. The Overtone Series - Pages 46-53
§14. The Undertone Series - Pages 54-56
§15. The Whole Numbers - Pages 57-59
§16. The Quanta - Pages 60-66
§17. The Intervals - Pages 67-79
§18. Harmonic Logarithms - Pages 80-97
§19. Convergence – Divergence And Perspective – Equidistance - Pages 98-113

C. The Theorems of the Tone-Groups

I. The Partial-Tone Diagram

§20. The Partial-Tone Coordinates - Pages 114-121
§21. The Rationing of Partial-Tone Coordinates - Pages 122-130
§22. Major and Minor Series of the Partial-Tone Coordinates - Pages 131-147
§23. Polarity - Pages 148-156
§24. The Equal-Tone Lines - Pages 157-175
§25. Value-Forms for 0/0, 1/1, and the Equal-Tone Lines - Pages 176-186
§26. Index and Generator - Pages 187-194
§27. Parabola, Hyperbola, Ellipse - Pages 195-203
§28. The Proportions - Pages 204-226
§29. Harmonic Proportions in Architecture - Pages 227-246
§30. Trinity - Pages 247-253

II. The Arrangements

§31. Variation Models - Pages 254-266
§32. Combination Models - Pages 267-286
§33. Polar Diagrams - Pages 287-303
§34. Tone-Spirals and Tone Curves - Pages 304-316
§35. The Complete Partial-Tone Diagram - Pages 317-325
§36. Logarithmic Arrangements - Pages 326-337
§37. Tone-Space - Pages 338-358
§38. Sound-Images - Pages 359-377

Volume II

D. Selections

§39. Scales - Pages 378-415
§40. Chords - Pages 416-432
§41. Ektypics for Melodies and Chords - Pages 433-443
§42. Cadence - Pages 444-445
§43. Counterpoint - Pages 446-453
§44. Directions - Pages 454-456
§45. Interval Powers and Constants - Pages 457-467
§46. Symmetry - Pages 468-473
§47. Space and Time - Pages 474-481
§48. Enharmonics - Pages 482-489
§49. Tempering - Pages 490-493
§50. Number Symbolism - Pages 494-519
§51. Tolerance: a Dialogue (and Review) - Pages 520-530
§52. Hierarchy - Pages 531-538
§53. Norm - Pages 539-553
§54. Harmonic Cosmogony - Pages 554-593

E. History

§55. Summary of the History of Harmonics - Pages 594-608

Afterword - Pages 609-611
Partial-Tone Logarithms - Pages 612-620
Great Table of Ratios - Pages 621-629
The Author’s Publications - Page 630