Level 2
Precision Timing with Gann & Astrology
Take your knowledge to the next level.
Discover Gann Fans, Geometrical Angles, Squaring Time and Price, Planetary Price and Advanced Astrological Timing
If you've completed Level 1, you're now ready to explore the more advanced techniques that W.D. Gann hinted at but rarely explained in detail.
Level 2 is designed for students who want to develop a deeper understanding of planetary cycles, market timing, eclipses, declination, and harmonic relationships. You'll learn how to recognise the repeating rhythms that occur across financial markets and gain the confidence to incorporate these techniques into your own analysis.
This course combines over 30 years of astrological experience and 20 years of dedicated Gann research, bringing together concepts that are rarely taught in one place.
What You’ll Learn in Level 2
Level 2 takes you beyond the foundations and into the practical timing and price techniques associated with W.D. Gann. You will learn how geometry, planetary movement, eclipses and natural cycles can be applied to the study of financial markets.
Topics include:
- Gann Fans and geometrical angles
- Understanding the relationship between time and price
- How to square time and price
- Identifying important price levels through Gann’s geometrical methods
- Planetary price and converting planetary positions into market price levels
- The Major Lunar Harmonics
- Declination and Out-of-Bounds planets
- Planetary latitude
- Solar and Lunar Eclipses
- The Metonic Cycle
- The 18.6-year Lunar Nodal Cycle
- Saros Series and repeating eclipse families
- Sepharial’s Mars-to-Eclipse Degree technique
- Sunspot cycles and their relationship to market behaviour
- Advanced planetary timing techniques
- Real market examples showing how these methods can be applied
Students will explore how time, price and planetary cycles work together, rather than treating them as separate forms of analysis. The course is designed to help you identify repeating patterns, geometrical relationships and potential turning points with greater precision.