Gann: The Tunnel Thru The Air - W. D.

Robert falls in love with Marie Stanton, but they are separated early on, a longing that drives him throughout the book.

Robert predicts events by looking at the past. Gann uses the phrase "The thing that hath been, it is that which shall be."

Some interpret Marie as a symbol for the "hidden" or "lost" secret of market timing. 💡 Why It Matters Today

Set in the "future" (1930s), a massive world war breaks out. The United States is attacked by a coalition of European and Asiatic powers.

The book is filled with biblical references and specific dates that many traders believe correspond to planetary alignments and market turns.