Universal Clock by Jeanne Long

Universal Clock by Jeanne Long

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A UNIQUE BOOK OF PLANETARY PRICE PREDICTIONS

This book is a blockbuster breakthrough on planetary positions related to certain market prices. The Universal Clock is the Wheel of 24.

This book updates and expands upon W. D. Gann’s mysterious Wheel of 24. Jeanne Long gives clear instructions in a practical manner for the mathematical calculations that will enable you to plug into this predictive tool.

Featuring forecasts for prices on specific dates, planetary support and resistance lines, astronomical channel lines and planetary cycle dates. Works on all markets and stocks. Actual examples on Soybeans, Wheat, Swiss Franc, D. Mark, Japanese Yen, British £, DJIA, S&P, Oil, Silver, Gold, and more.

139 pages plus supplements and large charts. $144.00

Jeanne Long  is an internationally known trader and analyst with 20 years of experience in the markets.  Her revolutionary research into the effects of Planetary Geometry on the markets has gained her a reputation as one of the foremost experts in the field of Planetary Market Analysis.  She has been the editor of the Traders Astrological Almanac for ten years, and has published two other books entitled Basic Astrotech and The Universal Clock.  She has also spent many years developing her own software, THE GALACTIC TRADER, and the Galactic Stock Trader, which make her proprietary methods available for the public, as well as providing the first real-time platform for planetary analysis and research.

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