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W. Gann + Fibonacci
W.D. Gann, who died in 1955, was perhaps one of the brightest and most intuitive of analysts and successful investors that the financial community has spawned. Operating in the first half of this century, his works are legendary and some might consider nothing short of genius. I have held an utter fascination with his work and have embraced -- as well as expanded on -- many of his techniques. Gann employed many methodologies, some of which are simple and easy to understand, while others are more esoteric. He did an exceptionally prodigious amount of work, all remarkably without the aid of modern-day computers.
About ten years ago, while I was visiting with Jeanne Long and Robert Krauz down in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, they told me of a recent trip back to the U.K. in which they went to the library in London where Gann did his research. They pulled his library card and looked up every book he had checked out. Nearly half of the books had"Fibonacci" in their title, but Gann makes absolutely no mention of"Fibonacci" anywhere in his published works. I think you know why.
I have researched fibonacci theory in nearly every aspect. It is a very useful tool for defining the mathematical relationship of random patterns in nature, not only in the financial markets but in the casino games as well.
Stan Harley
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