
Analyze how the market operates as a game where buyers and sellers set prices, driven by psychology, not fundamentals, and distinguish between fundamental and technical analysis to time investments.
Gann analysis uses three-day charts to spot buy signals and manage risk with a defined plan, stop losses, and trend following.
Explore how Gann and Murrey Math frame market timing with fractal price levels and eight-point divisions, emphasizing time, pivots, oversold and overbought signals, and candlestick charts.
Apply Gann yearly time cycles to identify market moves by studying history's repeating price patterns and market personalities. Develop a long-term vision and patient plan to time spikes.
Gann balancing time and price shows time governs market turns and extreme highs or lows precede moves. Study corrections, bear to bull shifts, and accumulation and distribution to anticipate rallies.
This course examines the market game and how it is played. It then outlines different types of analysis, such as Dow theory, Elliott wave analysis, Gann analysis, Point and Figure analysis, and an esoteric analysis which can be used separately or in combination with each other to improve the probabilities for success.