This is an analysis of Robert Gordons trades, on cotton July 1927, from the book The tunnel thru

the air .

Robert buys 200 bales of cotton July ,on January 24th 1927 , at 13.8.
Kennelworth buys on February the 1st 1927, 500 bales at 13.7
Gann mentions that on March 15th 1927, the price of cotton is 13.75.
On March 17th 1927, Robert buys 100 bales for Marie, at 13.9.
Gann mentions that on April 24th 1927, the price is 15.4.
Gann mentions the profits they all had on May 7th 1927.
Gann mentions that the price of cotton on May 19th 1927 is 16.
And, finally, on June 1st 1927, Robert sells at 16.8.

The above dates and prices are more than enough to reverse engineer Ganns-Roberts set-up.

Starting with the low price of cotton July, 12.25 (1225=35 x 35) and combining it with 13.70
(Kenellworths entry price)=1370 =1369=37 x 37, and 16.8 where Robert sold (1680 =1681=41x
41 ), we can already see the pattern in price .

Combined with the expansion of the low price of 12.25 (December 4, 1926), with 8ths:

Where 1/8th is 12.5% of 12.25 up, 2/8ths is 25% up etc.

We get to see that nearly all ranges of the daily bars of the most important dates are within these
levels.
Is that it ?
Far from there..

There are many interconnections between these prices and dates mentioned.

From December 4th 1926 (low of 12.25) to January 24th 1927 (Roberts entry at 13.8) the Earth
travelled 52 degrees.
The same from January 24th 1927 to March 15th 1927 (Maries entry):

From December 4th 1926 to June 1st 1927, the Moon travelled 2368 degrees, and Mercury
geocentric travelled 209 degrees.

Their difference is 2368-209=2160 =6 x 360

Does this help?

Not really.

Lets use eclipses now.

Two Solar Eclipses (SE) occurred in the time period we are analyzing: that of January 3rd 1927
and that of June 29th 1927.

Counting forward, 90 degrees geocentric Venus from January 3rd 1927 (SE) gives Marie's entry
date, and another 90 degrees gives June 1st 1927, where Robert sold.