21 Tr@ding Systems

[luins38]

Hi all,

 

Just released yesterday. Anyone has the system? Thank you.

 

http://[email protected]/

 

Regards

John Lui

[paapi]

Oh huh..,

 

seems like 21 methods of trading and exiting..,

[GUPTA]

seems consolidated signal combaining 21 trading systems. please any one share

[ForexExpert]

This I have :

http://www.21-trading-systems.com/prod_page_6DfcT7ki09_KbGfx21aZ_p7g5eXz1sS.html

[pray624]

is anyone using any of these systems? if so, what is your opinion of these methods.

[outcast80]

Hi, is there anybody who can upload them to file hosting...Thanks in advanced...

[⭐ Alex1407]

great systems ;)

[Nisha H Sharma]

pl share !

[hermes]

Dead link can somebody wake it up?

Thanks Hermes

[smurf43]

Dead link can somebody wake it up?

Thanks Hermes

 

 hxxp://www.meg@[email protected]/?d=A0VE1O4H 

[dgagh]

thank you smurf.

[dgagh]

cool forum !!

[master34c]

anyone re-post the links? thanks

[hermes]

You can take the ideas from some of the systems and build your own. Just use it like parts on car. Especially, indicators ideas are useful.

Hermes

[Loustar1]

can anyone upload a fresh link? - thanks in advance

[daveg1]

can anyone upload a fresh link? - thanks in advance

 

 

Here it is.....................

 

 

http://www.mediafire.com/?twg4a0ftcq22sa5

[Marchello]

Thank you CONTRIBUTORS !

 

Why I find it important >> as I quote an article >>

 

In 1995, 40 years after his passing, William D. Gann is still talked about, written about, and studied avidly. It's an extraordinary testimonial to his work and one that even W.D. couldn't have predicted. Or could he? What lessons might there be in this remarkable man's life?

 

First is an affirmation of the American Dream. William Delbert Gann of Lufkin, Texas, started with nothing. He and his family had no money, no education, and no prospects. But less than 40-years after overhearing businessmen talk on railroad cars in Texas, W.D. Gann was known around the world.

 

Second, hard work pays. W. D. Gann rose early, worked late, and approached his business with great energy. Virtually all his education was self-administered. This teacher, writer, and prescient forecaster had a third-grade formal education. But he never stopped reading.

 

Third, unconventional thinking may have its merits. W.D. was intellectually curious to an extraordinary degree. He was unafraid of unorthodox ideas, whether in finance or in other areas of life. He wasn't always right--none of us are--but he dared to pursue a better idea.

 

Fourth, there may be something to that clean living business after all. A conservative Baptist, W.D. didn't smoke, drink, play cards, or dance. He was serious in demeanor and a conservative dresser, although he lightened up somewhat in his later years. He respected the value of a dollar and was prudent in his personal spending. Not every internationally acclaimed seer would continue to live in a modest house in Brooklyn.

 

Fifth, faith helps. W. D. Gann studied the Bible all his life. It was his Book of Books. His own last book, The Magic Word , published in 1950, strongly reflects this devotion.

 

And finally, the only lesson for traders I will venture to offer is W.D. Gann never stopped studying the market. Even after his forecasts happened, even after he achieved international acclaim. Although he believed in cycles, he also knew that markets are always changing and that decisions must be made based on today's conditions, not yesterday's.

 

W.D. might have rested on his laurels. But he kept studying and seeking greater understanding. If he couldn't afford to stop, can any trader afford to do so?

 

John L. Gann, Jr., is the grandson of William D. Gann. Most of the information in this article comes from W.D. Gann's son, the late John L. Gann, to whom this article is dedicated.

Edited February 5, 2012 by Marchello