GEORGE BAYER & W. D. GANN
George Bayer was a mysterious contemporary of W. D. Gann. Like Gann, Bayer wrote about financial markets an astronomical phenomenon. And, also like Gann, Bayer’s writings were cryptic in nature. We don't know as much about bear as we did about W. D. Gann. Bayer moved here from Germany in the early 1900s and found his way to become a stockbroker. But the similarities to W. D. Gann are remarkable. Both Gann and Bayer lived in Brooklyn, traded financial markets, were both members of the New York Stock Exchange and Chicago Board of Trade, both wrote in a “veiled language,” and we're about the same age. They even died very close to one another. While we do not have direct evidence linking the 2, it is very reasonable to believe that they were both part of the same Mystic societies in new each other. But while we have been able to decode much of W. D. Gann’s trading methods, it does not seem that George Bayer was as thorough in the breadth of the material that he included in his writings. George Bayer’s writings are much more scattered than those of W. D. Gann. George Bayer was also more obscure, writing about encoded messages in the Bible and patterns of Hebrew letters that correlate to financial market cycles. But once you know the trading methods of W. D. Gann, Bayer’s writings can provide valuable supplements to the techniques that Gann encoded into his books. For instance, Bayer is blatant about the subject matter when he correlates planetary speed, and the difference between the speeds of two planets, to turns and direction in the financial markets. This information is much harder to find in the writings of W.D. Gann. But again, if you want a larger overview of the scope of the method both of these men were using, then the writings of W.D. Gann present a much clearer and comprehensive picture of what these men were doing when properly decoded. It's very notable that, while many claim profitable trading from the methods of W. D. Gann, we really don't know of anyone who claims to have decoded George Bayer’s system in a way that is profitable. We believe that his information is best served as a supplement to what can be decoded from W. D. Gann’s writings. See below for a list of Bayer’s publications. Many can be found on PDF. • Bible interpretations – 1937. • The Time Factors in the Stock Market – 1937. • Complete Course in Astrology: Erection and Interpretation of Horoscopes for Natives As Well As For Stocks – 1937. • Stock and Commodity Trader’s Handbook of Trend Determination- 1940. • The Egg of Columbus– 1942. • Turning Four Hundred Years of Astrology to Practical Use– 1943. • George Wollsten: Expert Stock and Grain Trader- 1946. •Gold Nuggets for Stock and Commodity Traders- 1948. Our new Gann Center is located directly on River Road just seconds from Chicago's O'Hare International Airport in the heart of all major hotels and restaurants in Chicago's Rosemont Entertainment District.
UPCOMING EVENTS
WEBINAR: DECODING W.D. GANN
22 JAN 2020Magic In The Markets Course
3 APR 2020DISCLAIMER
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The “Magic In The Markets” course exegetes and replicates, as best as possible, the original technical analysis and trading and techniques of the late trader W.D. Gann; and not necessarily the exact trading methods of the presenter of the course. You may not be able to duplicate the trading results of W.D. Gann for many reasons, including, but not limited to, skill of the individual trader and the changes in financial markets since Gann traded. Recipients of this course receive hypothetical, back–tested data and not actual trading results. Course includes far more applications to market instruments and time frames than the presenter can possibly trade. Course author & presenter has sources of income in addition to his work with financial markets. “Magic in the Markets” contains both Gann’s combinations of technical analysis and trading techniques as well as those that standalone.
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