AUD$ 6,995

Designed for traders that have already mastered the Smarter Starter Pack and the Number One Trading Plan, the Ultimate Gann Course will expand your trading skills by helping you venture beyond price-based analysis.

In the Ultimate Gann Course you will start to learn some of the key principles David used in his long-term forecasting techniques. You’ll also, learn how to identify pressure dates up to one year in advance. You’ll learn how to trading into and out of your pressure dates – and take profit at both ends.

The Ultimate Gann Course shows you how and when to use Price Forecasting, Advanced Entry Strategies and Stop Strategies. You’ll learn how to implement advanced concepts like Time by Degrees® Squaring Time and Price and Squares and much more!

Includes:

322 page hard cover manual
Nine lessons on DVD
SPI 200 Daily Bar Chart (3m long)
Daily bar chart (1 x0.7m)
1950 – 1951 Soybeans Chart (x2)
30, 45 and 90 Vibration Wall Charts
Day Counter
DVD Reference Cards
Proprietary Trading Plans
Trading Record Sheets
Multi-Media CD ROM

What is Technical Analysis?

Technical analysis is a means of examining and predicting price movements in the financial markets, by using historical price charts and market statistics. It is based on the idea that if a trader can identify previous market patterns, they can form a fairly accurate prediction of future price trajectories.

It is one of the two major schools of market analysis, the other being fundamental analysis. Whereas fundamental analysis focuses on an asset’s ‘true value’, with the meaning of external factors and intrinsic value both considered, technical analysis is based purely on the price charts of an asset. It is solely the identification of patterns on a chart that is used to predict future movements.

What is Trading Market

Trade Marketing is also called B2B marketing or business-to-business marketing. All the promotional activities are aimed at increasing the demand of the product among the various supply chain partners.

By doing so, a manufacturer attempts to ensure the consistent supply and availability of the product to the end consumer. Incentives are given to the intermediaries for effective promotion of the product at their end.

Various forms of promotion at the retailer end include activities such as – ensuring prominent display of the product, branded merchandise, more shelf space, and even word of mouth also does the trick.