Gann Tradition
A source-led path through W. D. Gann: the 1909 testimony, early works, tape and volume, the twelve 1923 rules, cycles, vibration, astrology, and the limits of later attributions.
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A source-led path through W. D. Gann: the 1909 testimony, early works, tape and volume, the twelve 1923 rules, cycles, vibration, astrology, and the limits of later attributions.
J. Peter Steidlmayer and Market Profile: the market as continuous auction, POC, Value Area, and reading equilibrium vs imbalance.
The Wyckoff method: supply and demand, market cycle, trading range, accumulation and distribution.