W.D. Gann Books

How to Make Profits In Commodities
Amazon Price: $30.35


Customer Review: Traders tend to confuse ‘Gann, the Trader’, with ‘Gann, the Forecaster’. Gann, the Trader, was straight forward and logical. Problem starts when traders attempt to trade the forecast with Gann’s numerous predictive methods and, vice versa, forecast the trade with Gann’s trading method. Gann really does not deserve all the unfounded criticisms. Although there are doubts as to the claims that Gann was the originator of swing chart trading method, Gann, at least, refined and definitized the swing chart trading concept. No …


Tunnel Thru the Air or Looking Back from 1940
Amazon Price: $14.99


Customer Review: I am fortunate enough to have almost finished decoding successfully this book after 14 yrs ! All the opinions expressed on this board and any other are wrong . You do not need to read or resort to the Gann reading list or go on any wild goose chases for esoteric knowledge or sacred sciences or studies of the Mysteries . Your only books should be an ephemeris , KJV Bible , 45 yrs in Wall St for pivot points, and TTTA as sold by Lambert Gann because the dust jacket [ as was originally ] contains many codes unfortunately a…


Learn before you lose AND forecasting by time cycles
Amazon Price: $10.19


New Stock Trend Detector: A Review of the 1929-1932 Panic and the 1932-1935 B…
Amazon Price: $10.19


Customer Review: In my opinion, this is probably the most important book written
by W.D. Gann. I usually listen many comments from other Gann
student who consider ‘45 years in Wall Street’ as the best book
of this author, but this is better. I think that if you read many times ‘New stock trend detector’ you will find hidden some very important trading techniques that will help you to keep a good track record in your future operations. Naturally, the work for ‘decode’ this techniques among the examples made by Gann,is hard but i…


45 Years in Wall Street
Amazon Price: $13.59


Customer Review: This book is extremely boring. It has time series descriptions as: Monday 10.8, tuesday 9.5, wednesday 9.7, thursday 10.2, friday holiday etc… that could be better presented by a chart. Also his 3 point rule is poorly described. The paper quality is also poor. Only the first chapter is interesting because of the rules (some advice) that you can read cheaply on one of the book reviews.

Overall, boring, tedious, expensive and not very informative.


Options Made Easy: How to Make Profits Trading in Puts and Calls
Amazon Price: $9.99


Wall Street Stock Selector: A Review of the Stock Market with Rules and Metho…
Amazon Price: $13.59


The Magic Word
Amazon Price: $13.22


Customer Review: Purchased this to give as a gift. Upon receiving, I thumbed through the pages and could tell that substantial amounts of text were not included in this “revised edition”. I pulled out my personal copy and confirmed by comparing pages that substantial material (whole paragraphs and citations) were omitted from this “revised edition”. NP if it were a word or two, but this is not the case. I would pass on this revised edition and go with the “classic coke” edition.


The W.D. Gann Method of Trading: A Simplified, Clear Approach
Amazon Price: $36.00


Customer Review: …about 5 years ago in IBD there was an ad for this

book in which the book seller said this book was full

top secret info never before available and only available

for the next 2 or 3 days, then the offer is gone forever.

I panic bought. I feel like a total fool.

This book is worthless.


W. D. Gann Treasure Discovered: Simple Trading Plans for Stocks & Commodities…
Amazon Price: $156.02


Customer Review: My title is given after the fact that this book is different from others that I have been reading. The reason why it is different is because this book contains much more graphics then text for reading. Basically this book has 3 different parts: The first introductory (using simple basic tools), than the second part with more advanced rules (this part the author doubles the amount of rules to run the trades) and finally a third part where the author just mention some more advanced rules to manage your trading skills. The…