A big trader, well known in the markets, said he too found the book hard to follow. One market writer did some interesting work on the markets, but the book was so full of algebra that it was hard to follow. Being reared in a Mom and Pop grocery store since I was 10, I was always pretty good with figures (I finished the bookkeeping course in high school three months before the rest of the class) but when I started studying Gann I realized how much I had forgotten. I went into journalism and the theorems and equations slipped from my mind. Like most of you I had some algebra and geometry in high school and some algebra in college. PREFACEThose of you who read my article in the 'Gann and Elliott Wave Magazine' several years ago know that I do not claim to be a mathematician. Preface Introduction to the Series Book I-The Cycle of Mars Book II-The Great Cycle Book III-The Book With No Name Book IV-On The Square Book V-The Cycle of Venus Book VI-The Triangular Numbers Book VII-The Cycle of Mercury Book VIII-The Single Digit Numbering System Book IX-Gann and Fibonacci Book X-The Cubes and the Hexagon Book XI-Gann and the Teleois Book XII-Gann's Magic Square AppendixĪUTHOR The author of the series 'The PATTERNS of Gann' is Granville Cooley, a journalist who has studied the market material of the legendary W. The PATTERNS of GANNB y G ra nville Coole y 1999

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