The Cotton Courses of W.D. Gann – Cotton Is King brings together a rare collection of W.D. Gann’s historical cotton market courses, forecasts, charts, and research material. The collection includes the 1948 and 1949 Annual Cotton Forecasts, a large set of historical cotton charts, and additional material covering Gann’s methods for analyzing cotton prices and market cycles.
With 176 pages currently included and 70 charts delivered instantly, this collection provides extensive source material for traders and researchers interested in studying W.D. Gann’s original work on the cotton market.
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https://www.wdgann.com/products/the-cotton-courses-of-w-d-gann-cotton-is-king
Note: This product consists of historical educational and research material, delivered in digital ebook format. It presents W.D. Gann’s original methods and market studies and should not be considered financial advice or a guarantee of future market results.
What Are The Cotton Courses of W.D. Gann?
The Cotton Courses of W.D. Gann is a compilation of historical courses and forecasting material focused specifically on the cotton market.
W.D. Gann traded cotton throughout his career and conducted extensive studies of cotton prices, cycles, time periods, supply and demand, and market trends.
The collection brings together material from multiple years, including courses dating from the 1940s and 1950s, along with the 1948 and 1949 Annual Cotton Forecasts.
What You’ll Receive
The collection currently includes:
- 176 pages of material
- 70 historical charts
- 1948 Annual Cotton Forecast
- July Supplement to the 1948 Annual Cotton Forecast
- November Supplement to the 1948 forecast
- 1949 Annual Cotton Forecast
- May Supplement to the 1949 forecast
- Historical cotton forecasting courses
- Cotton cycle studies
- Cotton high and low date studies
- NY Spot Cotton price material
- Cotton contract charts
- Supply and demand letters
- Replicated Gann overlays
The charts provide material for studying W.D. Gann’s historical approach to cotton market analysis.
Historical Cotton Charts
One of the major features of The Cotton Courses of W.D. Gann is its extensive collection of historical charts.
Examples of the material include:
- Cotton 8th year cycles
- Cotton high and low dates
- Cotton comparison for the 1948 forecast
- NY Spot Cotton prices
- Cotton contract charts
- Cotton and grain comparisons
- Master Square studies
- Historical cotton price studies
The collection also includes a set of 3–4 replicated overlays based on W.D. Gann’s own overlays referenced within some of the courses.
Table of Contents
- 1-22 Mechanical Cotton Method and New Trend Indicator — 21 pages — Nov 4, 1946
- 23-36 Cotton Forecasting Method — 14 pages — Nov 14, 1946
- 37-79 Cotton Forecasting Course “Basis of my Forecasting Method” — 43 pages — Feb 20, 1950 — black course
- 80-93 Time Periods for Cotton For March 8, 1951 Extreme High Prices
- 94-98 Position of December and March Cotton for Monday, Nov 10-1952
- 99-119 Master sq of 144 for determining the time trend on cotton — November 17, 1952
- 120-Outlook for Cotton for Week Beginning Nov 24 — Nov 21, 1952
- 121-122 Info on the master 144 square — Nov 21, 1952
- 123 March Cotton Monthly High and Low — Dec 27, 1952
- 124 Outlook for the cotton Market for the week beginning Feb 5, 1953 — Dec 31, 1952
- 125-126 March 8 1951 Cotton Future Prices Highest on Record — Dec 31, 1952
- 127-128 Master Square of 12 charts for Cotton and Eggs — Jan 31, 1953
- 129-130 Cotton Prices Low in January or February — Feb 27, 1953
- 131 Cotton Outlook for the week ending May 2nd — April 24, 1953
- 132 Cotton Grains Eggs update — 1 page — June 19, 1953
- 133 Master Calculator for Cotton — July 17, 1953
Supply and Demand Letters
- Pages 132-176
- Announcement page to 48 forecast
1948 Annual Cotton Forecast
- July Supplement to the 1948 Annual Cotton Forecast
- November supplement to the 1948 supplement
- August 1948
- Letter to Ed from W.D.
1949 Annual Cotton Forecast
- May supplement to 1949 — Green
W.D. Gann’s Cotton Market Research
William Delbert Gann, commonly known as W.D. Gann, was an American trader and market analyst whose work focused heavily on the relationship between time, price, cycles, and mathematical relationships in financial markets.
His studies covered stocks as well as commodities, with cotton being one of the markets he followed extensively.
The material in this collection provides an opportunity to study his historical cotton research directly, including his forecasting methods, chart studies, time periods, and market observations.
Key Gann Concepts
The material contained within the collection relates to several concepts associated with W.D. Gann’s broader market research, including:
- Time and price relationships
- Market cycles
- Gann angles
- Master charts
- Square-based calculations
- Historical price studies
- Forecasting dates
- High and low price analysis
The cotton-specific courses provide additional context for examining how these ideas were applied to a particular commodity market.
About the Publisher
According to the publisher, the Lambert-Gann Publishing company was acquired by Billy and Nikki Jones in the early 1970s from Ed Lambert, who was W.D. Gann’s partner.
The company inherited Gann’s writings, charts, and other work and subsequently republished and compiled various courses as additional original material was discovered.
The publisher states that it is the source for W.D. Gann’s writings, research, and lifetime work.
The company is based in a farming community in southeastern Washington State.
Who Is This Collection For?
The Cotton Courses of W.D. Gann may be particularly useful for:
- Traders studying W.D. Gann’s work
- Researchers studying historical market forecasting
- Commodity traders
- Cotton market researchers
- Students of market cycles
- Traders interested in time and price analysis
- Researchers studying historical trading methodologies
This collection is primarily valuable as historical source material for studying Gann’s original cotton market research and forecasting methods.
Course Format
- Historical W.D. Gann courses
- 1948 Annual Cotton Forecast
- 1949 Annual Cotton Forecast
- 70 historical charts
- 176 pages currently included
- Cotton cycle studies
- Cotton price studies
- Supply and demand material
- Replicated Gann overlays
- Historical forecasting research
