Jeanne Long – Universal Clock

Jeanne Long – Universal Clock

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A UNIQUE PLANETARY PRICE PREDICTIONS BOOK

This book is a breakthrough in understanding planetary positions relative to certain market price. The Universal Clock The Wheel of 24.

This book updates and expands upon W. D. Gann’s mysterious Wheel of 24. Jeanne Long This guide provides clear instructions and practical guidance for how to use the mathematical calculations that will allow you to plug in this predictive tool.

This section includes forecasts for prices at specific dates, astronomical channel lines, and planetary cycle dates. All stocks and markets are covered. Actual examples on Soybeans, Wheat, Swiss Franc, D. Mark, Japanese Yen, British £, DJIA, S&P, Oil, Silver, Gold, and more.

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139 pages with large charts and additional supplements. $144.00

Jeanne Long An internationally recognized trader and market analyst, she has over 20 years’ experience.  Her pioneering research into the effect of Planetary Geometry in markets has earned her a reputation for being one of the leading experts in the field.  For ten years she has been editor of the Traders Astrological Almanac. She also published two books, Basic Astrotech and The Astrotech. Universal Clock.  She spent many years designing her own software, THE GALACTIC TRADER AND THE GAlactic Stock Trader. Her proprietary methods are now available for everyone.-Time platform for planet analysis and research.

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