January 24, 2012
One of our primary goals is preserving W.D. Gann’s working materials. We are forever preserving the December Cotton charts, made by W.D. Gann, by scanning and reprinting them for you.
W.D. Gann made thousands of charts throughout his lifetime. Some were studies, others for keeping data, and others for forecasting and trading. The December Cotton Chart Package contains two weekly charts containing the same dates. One was kept in a binder, and the other was rolled up and obviously pieced together as the market was trading.
W.D. Gann used binders to hold most of his stock and commodity charts, but there were hundreds more loose charts and many rolled up charts as well. Many trunks of rolled up and stacked charts are part of Gann’s legacy.
This chart was one found in one of the trunks, rolled up and a bit rough around the edges. It was very well used and exhibits the tell tale grease marks from being rolled and held in the hand for extended periods of time.
It is fascinating to view the difference between the two weekly charts contained in this 4 or 5 chart package.
January 10, 2012
Our most recent chart release from the vault is the Anaconda Mining Company package. This is a special set due to many factors. Anaconda’s connection to precious metals, wealthy and powerful people, and it’s strange link to W.D. Gann make this an interesting study.
Anaconda 5 chart set plus booklet
Five charts are included in this massive set for your study. We have also released from the vault a reproduction of the newspaper containing a little known interview with W.D. Gann. The 1919 article deals with numerology and politics and may be quite different from anything you have read before.
Anaconda is mentioned in “Truth of the Stock Tape” as well. Heavy manipulation was at play with the Anaconda Stock and you can see that Gann was forecasting and trading Anaconda regardless of this. The study of past charts, and chart patterns is a very good way for you to improve your future. See the chart package here.
Cody Jones
“Observations, and keen comparisons of past market movements, will reveal what Commodities are going to do in the future, because the future is but a repetition of the past.” - W.D. Gann
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