What I Learned from The Law of Vibration by Tony Plummer
W.D. Gann introduced the Law of Vibration in 1923, presenting it as a powerful principle for understanding the hidden rhythm of markets. Nearly ninety years later, Tony Plummer revisited the same subject and explored its connection with cycles, crowd psychology, momentum, time, and recurring patterns of change. In this article, I share what I personally learned from Plummer’s book and explain how its central ideas can help traders observe market behaviour with more clarity, patience, discipline, and objectivity today. To read the full article please click here.

 

What a Trader Must Learn from Larry Jacobs’ Gann Trade
Larry Jacobs’ Gann Trade taught me that successful trading is not built on one secret formula. It comes from combining correct chart construction, trend analysis, time cycles, price projections, Gann angles, retracements, volume, swing structure and strict risk management. The book also reinforced an important truth: mathematics becomes useful only when supported by discipline, patience and price confirmation. My biggest lesson is simple—trade what the market proves, protect capital and allow exceptional trades to develop fully without emotional interference. To read the full article please click here.

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What a Trader Must Understand About Aspects, Ingresses, Stations and Planetary Clusters
In this article I am presenting what I learned from Basic Principles of Geocosmic Studies for Financial Market Timing  book, what a trader should retain, what must be tested and how these principles can be combined with the Indian NSE FnO Natal Atlas and disciplined execution. To download the article please click here.

 

WHAT I LEARNED FROM W.D. GANN
W.D. Gann published How to Make Profits Trading in Commodities to explain the practical rules behind successful speculation. The examples involve wheat, corn, cotton, soybeans and other historical contracts, but the underlying principles are not limited to those markets. They can be adapted to Gold, Silver, Crude Oil, Natural Gas and Copper, and also to Nifty, Bank Nifty, stocks, currencies and cryptocurrencies. To download the article please click here.

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How Planetary Aspects Can Be Converted into a Market-Timing Barometer

Donald A. Bradley’s Stock Market Prediction is important because it does not examine a single planet or one isolated aspect. Instead, it combines multiple planetary relationships into one continuously fluctuating curve known as the Siderograph. Published in 1984, this remarkable book offers a distinctive approach to understanding market timing and cycles. I have read it nearly 100 times. In this article, I am sharing what I personally learned from Bradley’s work and, more importantly, what every market student should understand. To download the article please click here.

 

Trades About to Happen: How to Read the Market Before the Move Begins

David H. Weis’s modern adaptation of the Wyckoff Method offers traders a practical way to understand price action, market structure, volume, and the constant struggle between supply and demand. In this article, I will not simply summarise his work. I will share the lessons I personally learned from it and explain what every serious trader should understand. These insights can help you read the market’s behaviour more clearly, recognise important turning points, control risk, and trade with patience, discipline, and confidence. To download the article please click here.

 

What Every Trader Must Learn from W.D. Gann’s Wall Street Stock Selector
In 1930, W.D. Gann wrote Wall Street Stock Selector, a timeless investment classic that continues to guide serious traders and market researchers. But this article is not merely a summary of the book. Here, I am going to share what I personally learned from Gann’s remarkable work—and, more importantly, what every trader needs to understand from it. These principles can change the way you study market cycles, select stocks, manage risk, and approach trading with discipline, patience, and confidence. To download the article please click here.