![]() Thus Gann was encouraging his readers to lead a similarly pure, clean, religious and spiritual life that he himself had led in order that they might raise their consciousness and receive the spiritual benefits that he himself had received. More specifically, in the foreword, Gann wrote: "My objective in writing The Magic Word is to show others the way to use and obey God's divine law and thus help them to bring out their latent talents and their God-given powers, for that is the only way they can realize health, happiness and prosperity". Gann's principal aim in writing this book was apparently to encourage his readers to lead a similarly pure, clean, religious and spiritual life that he himself had led. ![]() In 1943 (at the age of 65) Gann started writing "The Magic Word", which he eventually completed in 1950. More specifically, it appears Gann believed that his pure, clean, religious and spiritual life had raised his consciousness and, as a consequence, he was able to discover the fundamental principles, or natural laws, governing financial markets. Gann concluded that he had gained this knowledge of natural law, as applied to the financial markets, because of his pure, clean lifestyle. It is therefore important to note that Gann questioned how he alone had come to understand the fundamental principles governing the financial markets. She said that the pure, clean life he had led was what had brought him in contact with the spirits that had revealed to him the truth" (page 265). Enjoyed being with Lady Bersford and told her of his understanding of the Bible and natural laws. In this novel Gann wrote: "Robert remained a few days longer at Silver Springs. The central character in this novel is Robert Gordon, who is loosely based on Gann himself. ![]() Gann wrote a semi-autobiographical novel entitled "The Tunnel Thru The Air" in 1927. Gann also stated that his forecasting method was based upon natural law and that he had found corroboration for his forecasting method in the Bible. Gann did however state that he discovered his forecasting method (in 1908) after closely examining the stock and commodity markets for over ten years. Moreover, since Gann's death in 1955, no-one has been able to discover or to replicate his forecasting method. Gann apparently did not disclose his precise forecasting method to anyone. However Gann's superlative skill was his ability to forecast accurately the stock and commodity markets. He was also a prolific teacher of how to make speculation a profitable profession, writing some seven books and producing two courses on trading the stock and commodity markets. Gann (1878 to 1955) was an outstanding stock and commodities trader.
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