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W. D. Gann said: "Speculation or investment can be the 'best' 
business in the world if you make a 'real' business of it. But in 
order to make a success at it you must study and be prepared and not 
guess, follow inside information, or depend on hope and fear. If you 
do you will fail. Your trading success depends on knowing the right 
kind or rules and following them." W.D. Gann (From his Commodity 
Trading Course)
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Gann's forecasts of price movements and his ability to multiply money was mind-boggling, not only for traders of that era but by any standard of today. For example, he would predict that a stock that was trading at 145 would go to 164-7/8 but not to 165, and it would do exactly that. 
The Remarkable W.D. 
Gann
Article written by John L. Gann Jr., grandson of W.D. Gann 
If you had been a businessman traveling across Texas in 1891, you might 
have bought a newspaper and a couple of cigars from a tall, lanky 13-year-old 
selling them on your train. And as you talked with your fellow travelers 
about investments, you might have noticed the youth eavesdropping intently 
on your conversation. 
If you had asked him, the boy might have told you his name was Willy 
and, yes, he was interested in commodities. His dad was a farmer in 
Angelina County, and just about everyone he knew was as well. They were 
all concerned about the price their cotton would bring. And had you 
inquired whether young Willy also wanted to till the East Texas soil 
when he got older, he might have said no, he didn't think so: he wanted 
to be a businessman. "Well, good luck, young Willy," you might 
have said. "Maybe you'll have your own business some day, maybe 
you'll even be famous. Who knows? No one can predict the future." 
The young eavesdropper going up and down the aisles of that train was 
William Delbert Gann. Was it really true, he might have wondered, that 
no one can predict the future? 
W. D Gann was born on a farm some seven miles outside of Lufkin, Texas, 
on June 6, 1878. He was the firstborn of 11 children . . . two girls 
and eight boys of Sam Houston Gann and Susan R. Gann. The Gann's lived 
in a too small house with no indoor plumbing and with not much of anything 
else. They were poor, and young Willy walked the seven miles into Lufkin 
for 3-yrs to go to school. 
But the work he could do on the farm was more important to the family, 
so W. D. never even