W D Gann is one of the most famous traders of all time and his
unique methods helped him make a fortune of around $50.00
million and best of all he wrote and recorded the way he did it,
so anyone can have access to his trading strategy and aplly it
for profit.
Trading is one of the ways that small traders can start with
small stakes and build real wealth quickly.
The good news is everything about trading can be specifically
learned and Gann outlined all his methods in writing for traders
to profit from and enjoy today.
His methods are applicable to any financial market from forex to
stocks to bonds so you can choose where to apply them, depending
on the risk you wish to take.
Let's look at why you should study Gann and his methods of
making money.
1. He Had a Track Record
Many e-book sellers or traders sell information but it's
worthless they don't trade it themselves and simply make up a
track record.
Gann made money and his track record and invited newspapers and
journalists to track his trades such was his confidence in how
to make money.
2. Gann and the Law of the Market Movement
Gann pointed out quite rightly, that market prices depended on
humans and that their psychology was constant - Because human
nature was constant this nature would show up in repetitive
price patterns that could be traded for profit
Gann was a technical trader and like all charts believed that
what happened in the past would happen again and the key to
making profits was to look for recurring price patterns to put
the odds in his favor
3. Gann's method The method was based upon several concepts and
one revolutionary which was his concept of price and time.
Gann believed that important price movements occurred when price
and time converged.
If price and time however were in synch or did not converge,
then time was more important than price.
Time for Gann was the ultimate indicator for seeking clues to
price direction.
As he once said:
"Just remember one thing, whatever has happened in the past in
the stock market and Wall Street will happen again.
Advances in bull markets will come in the future, and panics
will come in the future, just as they have in the past. This is
the working out of a natural law"
Gann had many components of his trading plan and his work with
the Fibonacci number sequence and Gann angles were legendary.
5. Learning Gann's Methods
If you have never traded before you will have to make yourself
familiar with the concepts of technical analysis and there is
plenty of free material on the net.
Then simply buy is books and study them - They take a little
while to get to grips with and you will need to practice the
method, but it will be time well spent.
When you have finished your study you will have a method that
you can understand and apply with confidence which is the key to
trading with discipline and you know it is based on sound logic
- as it made real dollars in real trading.
Gann has been dead for over half a century, yet savvy traders
all around the world are still building wealth applying his
unique and proven methods.
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Essential Investment Books - What I Learned Losing a MILLIONDollars
This book by Jim Paul and Brendan Moynihan is a book any tradershould read - The book correctly states that there are lots ofdifferent ways to make money and only a few ways to lose it.Therefore you need to concentrate on not losing first If you have not read this book you will see the markets in acompletely different light and one that could lead you to biggerprofits and is simply one of the best investment books everwrittten. What I Learned Losing a Million Dollars is a fascinating,insightful, easy-to-read true story of Jim Paul's rise from ahumble country background to jet-setting millionaire trader andGovernor of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. It is an examination of the lessons he learned from losing amillion dollars in the market which brought about his demise andthen covers his rise from the ashes. This book contains no technical theories and really focuses onhow NOT To lose money - there are plenty of ways to make moneyso how come most traders lose it? The answer lies as we have stated that: It's not how you make money that's important there are many waysto do that, but are only a few ways to lose it and if you aremindful of them and don't make losing mistakes - you can emergea winner. The book is essentially divided into two parts: Section 1 The first half of the book about Jim's life makes you feel closeto him and the experience he is facing as his world crashesaround him. It's both funny and sad in equal measure and is asuperb fiction story. Section 2 After the loss and its aftermath, comes the authors views ofwhat he had learned and this really is original, thoughtprovoking and insightful. The authors show you how to identifyand manage the risks, both monetary and emotional that is partof any decision making including trading. Playing great defense The authors covers the key areas ALL losing traders fail in,that let losses get out of control. Key areas covered are: - The three biggest mistakes traders make and how to avoidthem. - Why the most important part of building wealth is not losingit. - The psychological pattern which all losses take in a tradershead, regardless of the position size The discussion on the risk/reward ratio, and why most otherbooks get it wrong is perhaps the most interesting part of thebook. This point is worth the books price alone as the aothor explains Why you have to take into account the PROBABILITY of return, andPROBABILITY of loss, when trading and not simply divide the sizeof your expected return by the size of your expected loss, asmost authors suggest - if you do you will lose! This really is the key point of the book if you want to keeplosses under control as it states in the preface. "This book is a case study of the classic tale of countlessentrepreneurs: the risk taker who sees an opportunity, the ideathat clicks the intoxicating growth, the errors and thecollapse. Our case is that of a trader, but as with all casestudies and parables the lessons can be applied to a great manyother situations. If you want a book to show you the importance of emotionaldiscipline and the art of risk management, then this is it. This book has recently gone out of print, so get your hands on asecond hand copy or get to the library and read it.
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