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Peter,
I have both - Stocks and Commodities Courses - and worked through the
Commodities Course fully about 7 times.
Some of the material has clearly been added by another party (Billy Jones)
and most of it is really just cobbled together and lacks the flow of what I
would expect Gann would have done. Nevertheless, it is a good exercise to
do. I had the course for a year and then attended a seminar with Nick
Flambourous and then from a guy Nick had taught who was like a Gann
academic (no trading sense but had pulled lots of information together and
presented it in a way that makes sense).
Then I got Bryce Gilmore's Geometry of Markets book. This cleared away a
lot of the mystic stuff and got straight to the heart of the ratios and
numbers Gann comes up with. Doing this helped me alot. These helped me with
a conceptual framework for viewing the course and some basic astrology
stuff. And I was able to keep going through the course and seeing more and
more things.
The Courses are big and worthwhile but I think most people need some
framework as I did. What Gann wrote was usually quite cryptic, boring and
repetitive. The Tunnel Thru The Air is possibly one of the most boring
stories I have ever read too many times.
By all means by it but be prepared to work and look for some short cuts
like Bryce Gilmore's or Bill McLaren's books or a well priced Gann teacher.
David Hunt
http://adest.com.au
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From: peter <derivatives@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: RealTraders Discussion Group <realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Gann
Date: Wednesday, August 12, 1998 10:01 PM
Hi
I'm interested to hear from anyone who has taken the original Gann
courses in respect to their value.
regards Peter
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