W. D. GANN'S MECHANICAL METHOD (OVERNIGHT CHART)
In W. D. Gann's 'Stock Market Course' he introduces us to something he called "Mechanical Method," or the 'Overnight Chart.' Gann further elaborates on the method and adds some slightly different twists in 'The Commodities Course.'

Later in life, Gann becomes a bit frustrated that his students were straining to learn the more intricate astro-based techniques in 'The Truth of The Stock Tape,' and 'The Tunnel Thru The Air.' The older he grew, the more he would emphasize this ingenious system. Compared to Gann’s astro-numerology, "Mechanical Method" is simpler, self-contained, and was dependent on external data.
Originally designed for the US Indexes, the Mechanical Method identifies a 2 to 4-day trend for its entries and exits. It is flexible, and can be used for shorter timeframes like intraday or intra-week. The real beauty of the Gann's Mechanical Method is that it is self-contained. It works independently of astro and numerology, because it captures a repeating short-term pattern inherent to equity markets. This ancient market pattern determines the trader's risk, reward, and money management.
Mechanical Method has taken us nearly 10 years to decode. Though Gann's descriptions of this system seem fairly simple and straightforward, the basics for decoding his description are found in other places in his written works. There are a couple tricks to this, and we know many people who trade something close to self-evident in Gann's description. They all lose money. Gann's actual methods differ significantly from what he seems to say in his public books.

The Mechanical Method wows you once it is unlocked. Inside of Gann’s wonderful discovery are found timeless principles measuring supply, demand, and near-term market direction over a couple days. To see a picture of it, it simply looks like a bunch of random entries and exits on a chart. But the back-testing tells another story. We had to repeat it over and over by hand, because it looks too good to be true. To the left is the entire 2019 back-testing of Mechanical Method by the month of the ES with just 2 contracts. Many of the positions exit before EOD. The numbers represent points. We usually shave 10% off the profitability.

Though many traders and investors reel at the market volatility of 2020, W. D. Gann's Mechanical Method seems to work better. See the table to the right for 2020 through July All this through the most volatile market in American history.
Included in the back-testing stats are some 100-point scores over the last few months. This always elicits the question, "Why would you teach this?" The next few lines will answer that question.
There were also some 100-point risks over the last few months- even some that went overnight (get it.....the 'Overnight Chart?). This is why the Mechanical Method is not a winning trade button. Restating the above, the market pattern and volatility will dictate the risk and reward if we stay true to Gann's system. Gann even had a special move-stop-to-breakeven formula that kicked when "normal markets" were exceeded (this rule kicked in during January and has stayed implemented so far.)

So this is why we teach Mechanical Method. Will the guy trading his last $15k in his mom's basement find this a winning trade button? But trading professionals with the capital, discipline, and possibly the automation will find Mechanical Method worth many times the price of our "W. D. GANN: MAGIC IN THE MARKETS" Course.
EMPIRE NEWLSETTER 2021 FORECAST
Early March 2021Magic In The Markets Course
Late March 2021Futures, Equities, and Options trading/investing has large potential rewards, but also large potential risk and is not suitable for everyone. You must be aware of the risks and be willing to accept them in order to invest in the equities, futures and options markets. Do not trade with money you can’t afford to lose. This is neither a solicitation nor an offer to Buy/Sell futures, stocks or options on the same. No representation is being made that any account will or is likely to achieve profits or losses similar to those W. D. Gann claimed or anything shown on this website. The past performance of any trading method, strategy, or technical analysis technique, system or methodology is not necessarily indicative of future results. No one associated with this seminar or Tradingwdgann.com are Registered Investment Advisors, Commodity Trading Advisors, or certified, registered, affiliated or approved in in any way with either the National Futures Association, Securities and Exchange Commission, Commodities Futures Trading Commission, or any other organization.
The “Magic In The Markets” course exegetes and replicates, as accurately as possible, the original technical analysis, strategies, and market techniques of the late W.D. Gann; and not necessarily the exact trading methods of course presenter or any other individual or entity. You may not be able to duplicate the results of W.D. Gann for many reasons, including, but not limited to, skill of the individual and the changes in financial markets since Gann wrote about them. Recipients of this course receive hypothetical, back–tested data and not actual trading results. Technical analysis, indicators, strategies, and market techniques, including any descriptions or evaluations of their performance, included in this course and displayed on this website, are described and evaluated based on hypothetical back-testing, and not the actual trades or earnings of any individual or entity. Course includes far more applications to market instruments and time frames than the presenter can possibly implement. Course author & presenter has sources of income in addition to his work with financial markets. In any and all descriptions of this course, or any information displayed on this website, no individual or entity, including past clients or course presenter, “hold themselves out” as achieving any level of success trading or amassing any level of wealth or income derived from any course offered on this website or any or all of the information displayed on this website.
“Magic In The Markets” teaches the individual technical analysis, market methods, strategies, and indicators we believe W. D. Gann used in financial markets, occasionally demonstrated by showing different ways Gann combined them to work together. Neither These combinations, nor anything displayed on this website or offered in any course on this website constitute a “futures trading system” or a “stock trading system.” Nothing shown or described on this website should be taken as any individual or entity claiming, inferring, or insinuating, investment advice in any way. No one associated with course or this website accurately verifies or tracks results of past clients.
CFTC RULE 4.41HYPOTHETICAL OR SIMULATED PERFORMANCE RESULTS HAVE CERTAIN LIMITATIONS. UNLIKE AN ACTUAL PERFORMANCE RECORD, SIMULATED RESULTS DO NOT REPRESENT ACTUAL TRADING. ALSO, SINCE THE TRADES HAVE NOT BEEN EXECUTED, THE RESULTS MAY HAVE UNDER-OR-OVER COMPENSATED FOR THE IMPACT, IF ANY, OF CERTAIN MARKET FACTORS, SUCH AS LACK OF LIQUIDITY. SIMULATED TRADING PROGRAMS IN GENERAL ARE ALSO SUBJECT TO THE FACT THAT THEY ARE DESIGNED WITH THE BENEFIT OF HINDSIGHT. NO REPRESENTATION IS BEING MADE THAT ANY ACCOUNT WILL OR IS LIKELY TO ACHIEVE PROFIT OR LOSSES SIMILAR TO THOSE SHOWN.