This is probably the most important book written by W.D. Gann. Consider '45 years in Wall Street' as the best book of this author, this is better. Iif you read many times 'New stock trend detector' you will find hidden some very important trading techniques that will help you to keep a good track record in your future operations. Naturally, the work for 'decode' this techniques among the examples made by Gann, is hard but if you 'love' the stock market and you need a real help in your trading, this is the book for you.

A Review of the 1929-1932 Panic and the 1932-1935 Bull Market with Rules and Charts for Detecting Trend of Stocks and a practical trading method, with trades made in Chrysler for ten years past, which has been sold for $500 to $1,000.

"Hundreds of people who have read my books have asked me to write a new book. Again, I can answer the call and meet the popular demand with New Stock Trend Detector. I believe the book will help others to avoid some of the pitfalls of reckless speculation. If I can lead a few more to the field of knowledge, I shall again be amply repaid for my efforts."
W.D. Gann

This book was written in 1949. By all means what put forth by Gann as the 12 and the 24 rules are still valid today. In fact, his ideas are still being copied in simply all other trading books. Even the diary like section in Soros' Alchemy of Fianance did resembled the style of a majority part of this book. In short, a must read for any trader!

W. D. Gann's last book, 45 Years in Wall Street, written when he was 72 years of age, was arguably his best stock market book. It was written with the immense benefit of his lifetime of experience in Wall Street. It was inspired by a desire to pass on his wisdom to others.

Gann always openly hinted that the details for his celebrated forecasting method were concealed in his writings. This book, as is all others written by Gann, is written on two levels. The first level is expository and describes how to swing-trade. The arcana submerged in the second level can be approached by examining the recurrent themes about time, price, and geometry, and the dates which he feels are significant.

Publisher: Doubleday
Number Of Pages: 702
Publication Date: 2007-06-28
ISBN-10 / ASIN: 038551445X
ISBN-13 / EAN: 9780385514453
Binding: Hardcover

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