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Gann Astro Method - An Introduction - cover

Gann Astro Method - An Introduction

Sankar Srinivasan

Publisher: Sankar Srinivasan

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Summary

Discover the untapped potential of the financial markets with "Unlocking the Stars" a comprehensive guide to the Gann Astro Method. Created by legendary trader W.D. Gann, this groundbreaking approach combines astrology with financial analysis, offering unique insights into market trends and turning points.
In this book, we demystify the Gann Astro Method, providing clear explanations and practical examples for traders of all levels. Learn how to harness the power of planetary movements and celestial events to make more informed and profitable trading decisions.

Key Features:
- Unveil the Legacy: Delve into the fascinating history of W.D. Gann and his revolutionary astrological trading techniques.
- Master Astrological Concepts: Understand the zodiac signs, planetary aspects, retrogrades, and more, applying astrology to modern market analysis.
- Gann's Astro Principles: Explore Gann angles, time cycles, and celestial harmonics to predict market trends and price movements.
- Real Market Applications: Discover how to apply the Gann Astro Method to equities, forex, and commodities, with practical case studies.
- Combine Astrology with Technical Analysis: Integrate Gann angles with trendlines, use moving averages with astrological events, and merge Fibonacci retracements/extensions with planetary cycles for enhanced trading strategies.
- Risk Management & Trading Psychology: Learn essential risk management techniques, position sizing, and maintain a winning trading mindset.
- Glossary & Resources: Access a handy glossary of astrological and financial terms and recommended reading for further exploration.
Empower yourself with a holistic approach that blends the wisdom of the stars with technical analysis for more confident and profitable trading decisions. The author Sankar Srinivasan is a Certified market professional of National stock exchange of India.

2024-July-14: Updated with 2 parts.
Part 1 : Theoretical Explanation
Part 2 : Gann Astro Method for modern markets with planetary move code examples for metatrader and tradingview
Available since: 08/17/2023.

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