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. The Law of Vibration The Law of Vibration Article by Tony Plummer, Author, The name William D. Gann inevitably evokes a variety of responses – ranging from irritation that people can still believe any of the claims that are associated with him, to enthusiasm for his ability to evoke in traders a certainty that they can be successful. For many years, my own attitude has fallen somewhere between these two points of view.

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On the one hand, I have always thought that there was a great deal of truth in his claims that he had access to a great secret; on the other hand, I doubted that his extant material actually revealed that secret. Indeed, I have long suspected that WD Gann did have access to uncommon wisdom but that later in life, and because of his religious convictions, he tried to deflect public attention from the more esoteric aspects of his understandings. Whether or not this is true, he nevertheless buried the central pattern of the Law of Vibration in his rather strange book, The Tunnel Thru The Air.

He may have done so, and then wished he hadn’t; or he may have purposefully buried it for some future use. We’ll probably never know. That the pattern hidden in Tunnel is associated with a general Law of Vibration can be deduced from the fact that he was not the only person to have used it. WD Gann himself persistently maintained that his original source was Chapter 12 of St Matthew’s Gospel in the Christian Bible. As strange as it may seem, it turns out that a very similar pattern was hidden exactly where Mr. Gann said it was.

The key that turned the lock was a realisation that St. Matthew had used the ancient science of numbers, known as gematria, in his work. This means that knowledge of the pattern behind the Law of Vibration is at least 1,900 years old. The anomaly, however, is that there is no (obvious) indication in St. Matthew’s work about how the ‘Law’ was supposed to work. So, what was its purpose?

Part of the answer is that a simplified version of the pattern was used by the great mindfulness proponent George Gurdjieff, in the early years of the 20th century, to demonstrate the inner workings of cyclical behaviour. Furthermore, Mr. Gurdjieff also hid the advanced version of the pattern in one of his major books. There is no clear evidence that Mr.

Gann and Mr Gurdjieff ever met, but the parallels between the two men are quite striking: they lived at the same time; they both promoted meditational practices; and their paths may well have crossed in the US. What is particularly striking is that both men used exactly the same method of hiding the pattern in their books. So what is this pattern? My work over the years had already revealed that cyclical activity in collective behaviour was not only a fact but also that it had a very specific configuration that was different to.

In particular, I found that cyclical behaviour normally contains a sharp fall somewhere between one-third and one-half of the cycle’s length. This I had called an “energy gap”. My research also suggested that the whole pattern was a reflection of the processes of learning and of evolutionary change. My inference was that collective behaviour, both in financial markets and in economic activity, oscillated in a way that reflected an adjustment to information from the environment. The pattern itself is shown in the diagram below (The notations are mine, not William Gann’s.). Figure 1 The Law of Vibration: Patterns of Cyclical Behaviour An information shock is received from the environment, and the system begins to respond. However, it has to go through a phase of absorbing the information; and so activity slows.

This is exactly what happens when an individual is learning a mechanical task. In a financial market, the configuration might be the initial jump from the oversold low in a bear followed by a re-test of that low. After this, the collective grouping can actually implement its learning without wasting energy. The insight from this pattern of vibration, however, is that the application of learning (or the bull run) is not going to last forever. Eventually, the system does run out of energy.

In a bull run, prices will eventually run ahead of fundamentals. What seems to happen is that an unchanged system basically gets stressed and vulnerable to an energy gap. In a financial market, therefore, short-term exit signals have longer-term implications; prices reverse suddenly and drop a long way. It is possible to see this process at work in major financial crises, including that of 2007-09. But it also happens all the time on a smaller scale., might come across it at the beginning of a 4th wave correction. The point is, however, that this is not the end of the pattern, or of the cycle: the system is dislocated, but not broken; and a financial market becomes very oversold.

There is then a recovery. Participants re-apply their learnings from the original information shock and its aftermath, and genuine evolution starts to occur as resources that have been released during the energy gap are re-assigned. This recovery has a three-wave profile, which continues until the energy again runs out.

Then comes the final downswing of the cycle. In financial markets this is the bear that very few expect; in the economy it is the ‘second dip’ to the recession. Not surprisingly, of course, this pattern of vibration is not always easy to identify.

It is, for some reason, and in inflation indices than it is to find in equity and bond markets. I suspect that this has something to do with the primal nature of inflation, which seems to be more prone to what economists call “exogenous” shocks. Equity and bond markets – and, for that matter, economic activity – usually reflect a pattern that is instead a derivative of the learning cycle. If the learning cycle were to be expressed in absolutes, the derivative pattern would be expressed in terms of momentum. What this means is that, in effect, the learning cycle becomes stretched out into an information shock followed by three sub-cycles. The sub-cycles are of equal length, but each has a different (evolutionary) role to play. It is these sub-cycles that conventional cycle analysts can most easily identify.

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The catch, however, is that they have to be separated from the information shock, which is why analysts can become so frustrated when the oscillations of a well-researched and reliable cycle suddenly seem to disappear. With a Stock Market INVESTING course This configuration – of an information shock followed by three cycles – was, perhaps, one of the most intriguing aspects of Mr. Gann’s own pattern. His original pattern takes the same overall shape as the learning cycle shown above, but it is much more complex. This was the clue that there might be other information hidden within it; it is, in effect, a carrier wave.

And, when his pattern was translated into a momentum series, the classic pattern of a shock followed by three cycles became readily apparent. In practical terms, it is always necessary to isolate the information shock (which invariably is a sharp rise followed by a contraction); however, having done that, it is useful to average all the sub-cycles together. First, the averaging process should reveal the same archetypal pattern as the learning cycle (and isn’t that in itself extraordinary?). Second, it is then possible to plot the evolution of the current cycle against that average.

An example of this process is shown below. The below shows the US equity market, as represented by the DJIA. The heavy line is the average of eight 10- to 11-year cycles (ie, after eliminating the information shocks), dating back to 1910; the thinner line with the triangular marking is the last complete cycle, which ran from September 2002 to October 2012; and the dotted line is the expected pattern. The correlations are remarkable, even if they are only going to be used as a general guide to energy trends. What the comparison tells us is that a big cycle ended last October – which is why the market has subsequently jumped so sharply – but that the move since then is almost certainly part of an information shock. Such shocks have the standard pattern of an advance followed by a very deep contraction, and they tend to last about 40 months.

Figure 2: The Law of Vibration Complete Behaviour Cycle Pattern (DJIA Monthly) My research suggests that during the advance phase of a shock period, there is likely to be an interim contraction that will be worth trading; but, at the moment, the target date for the beginning of a cyclical bear centres on early 2014. I shall only change this view if my are prematurely triggered. That reflects a response to information can be taken as the signature of life. If so, it opens up huge scope for research in other disciplines, such as sub-atomic physics and cosmology. Imagine what the implication would be if the same pattern were to be found in the evolution of galaxies. In addition, it is worth adding that close analyses of Mr. Gann’s pattern, of George Gurdjieff’s pattern, and of the methodology used by to hide St Matthew’s pattern, reveals some startling new insights into financial market behaviour.

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It appears, for example, that the idea of ‘squaring price with time’ that is associated with Mr. Gann is different to that which is commonly used. It also seems that Mr.

Gann’s – with very good reason – from the musical octave. For Gann enthusiasts, they are worth analysing in more detail. Tony Plummer, Helmsman Economics Ltd Author, Available from Amazon or from Harriman House Return to or go to.

In 'The Law of Vibration' Tony Plummer presents a new theory which he argues is revealing of a fundamental truth about the deep-structure of the universe. The Law is embodied in a very specific pattern of oscillation that accompanies change and evolution.

It can be found in fluctuations in stock markets and in economic activity. The research here suggests that the pattern was known about in antiquity because it was buried in a short passage in St Matthew's Gospel in the Bible. It also suggests that it was known about in the early part of the 20th century because it was concealed in the structure of books written by the renowned stock market trader, William D. Gann, and by the mindfulness exponent, George Gurdjieff.

Both men chose to preserve their knowledge of the pattern in a hidden form for some unknown future purpose. Now, after 20 years of investigation, Tony Plummer tells the story of how the pattern was originally hidden. Drawing on painstaking research on gematria, the enneagram and financial market analysis, Plummer reveals the existence of a behavioural pattern that may have profound implications for the way that we view the world.Plummer's work is elegantly structured and illustrated throughout. It is an exciting and thought-provoking study for Gann enthusiasts, and also for investors, economists and scientists who have an interest in the laws that underpin systemic coherence and produce collective order.

About the author Acknowledgements Preface Introduction 1. The Enigma of W.

The Golden Ratio and the Christian Scriptures 3. The Law of Three 4.

The Sign of the Prophet Jonas 5. The Son of Man in the Heart of the Earth 6. The Structure of the Octave 7. The Law of Seven 8.

The Octave and the Enneagram 9. The Enneagram and Financial Markets 10. Gann and the Law of Vibration 11. Gurdjieff and the Law of Vibration 12. Matthew's Gospel and the Law of Vibration 13. The Universal Pattern of Vibration 14.

Inner Octave Cycles 15. The Law of Vibration in Practice 16. The Final Word Appendices Appendix 1: Numerical Equivalents of New Testament Greek Letters Appendix 2: St. Matthew's Gospel, Chapter 12, Verses 38-40, Greek Text Appendix 3: The Vesica Piscis and Time Appendix 4: The Structure of William Gann's Tunnel Thru the Air Appendix 5: The Structure of George Gurdjieff's Beelzebub's Tales Appendix 6: The Structure of the First 28 Chapters of Beelzebub's Tales Appendix 7: The 1940-45/46 Inter-Cycle Hiatus Appendix 8: A Note on William Gann's The Magic Word Bibliography Index. Tony Plummer is the director of Helmsman Economics Ltd. He is a former director of Hambros Bank Ltd, of Hambros Fund Management PLC, and of Rhombus Research Ltd.

He is a Fellow of the Society of Technical Analysts in the UK, and was until November 2011, a Visiting Professorial Fellow in the Economics Department at Queen Mary, University of London. He is the author of 'Forecasting Financial Markets', which describes the influence of crowd psychology on economic activity and financial market price behaviour. Tony has worked and traded in financial markets since 1976, concentrating primarily on bonds and currencies. He now specialises in strategic economic and financial market analysis, and writes and lectures on group behaviour and trading competencies. He has a Masters degree in economics from the London School of Economics and an Honours degree in economics from the University of Kent. He has a four-year training in Core Process Psychotherapy and is a qualified NLP practitioner. In 2010 Harriman House publishers approached me (viz.

James Smithson) and said they would like to commission me to write a book on William D Gann. I declined this offer, stating that I needed to carry out further research before I could rediscover Gann's actual forecasting and trading methodology. I was therefore very interested to read 'The Law Of Vibration: The Revelation Of William D Gann', written by Tony Plummer, that Harriman House recently published. Unfortunately I was very disappointed.

THE BACKGROUND TO PLUMMER'S WAVE In order to fully understand this book, it is necessary to firstly understand some background information about the book and its author. Tony Plummer is a proponent of the Elliott Wave Theory. The Elliott Wave Theory was thought up in the 1930s by Ralph Elliott, an elderly American accountant working on the railways in Central America; who devised the theory whilst recovering from an illness in hospital. According to this theory there is a fundamental price pattern in the financial markets, comprising five waves up and three waves down, which reliably recurs and can therefore be used to forecast the financial markets. During the 1980s the Elliott Wave Theory became very popular amongst financial market forecasters but more recently its popularity has declined.

This decline in popularity is probably because more intelligent practitioners of the Elliott Wave Theory have increasingly realised that, when forecasting a financial market, depending on one's particular wave count, one can quite legitimately forecast either a bull market, or a sideways market, or a bear market. Thus the fundamental flaw in the Elliott Wave Theory is that in its application one can quite often simultaneously forecast any market outcome; and therefore the Elliott Wave Theory in fact has no predictive ability. It may be noted that novice practitioners of the Elliott Wave Theory often attribute their lack of trading success to their own inexperience, when in fact the EWT itself is fundamentally flawed. Tony Plummer apparently accepts that the Elliott Wave Theory is fundamentally flawed because he has devised a different wave theory.

More specifically, although Plummer similarly believes that there is a fundamental price pattern in the financial markets, he proposes that this pattern in fact comprises three waves up and three waves down. Importantly, Plummer first proposed this idea some time ago; as stated in a footnote on page 153 of 'The Law Of Vibration: The Revelation Of William D Gann': 'I have been using this very specific three-phase behavioural pattern in economic activity since the late 1990s (see, for example, Tony Plummer, 'Forecasting Financial Markets'). The pattern was fully incorporated into my forecasting processes at Rhombus Research Ltd (2001-07), and is now central to my work at Helmsman Economics Ltd (2007 to date)'.

For ease of reference, I will refer to Tony Plummer's three waves up/ three waves down wave pattern as 'Plummer's wave'. GANN'S FORECASTING METHOD AND PLUMMER'S WAVE Turning now to the detail of 'The Law Of Vibration: The Revelation Of William D Gann', Gann enthusiasts will want to know what has all this to do with Gann and his forecasting and trading methodology? In summary, Plummer is proposing in his book that his Plummer's wave, which he has been actively using to try to forecast financial markets since the late 1990s, is in fact also the basis of Gann's forecasting method. Unfortunately for Plummer this central idea of his can be refuted right away. More specifically, Gann consistently stated throughout his writings that time (and time cycles) was the basis of his forecasting method. For example, Gann stated: 'The most important thing of all is the Time factor, which I use in making up my annual forecasts. It is not my object here to give away that secret, but I am showing you plain enough and giving you rules enough that, if you follow them, you will be able to make a success in the stock market' (W D Gann, 'Truth Of The Stock Tape', 1923, page 116).

'The time factor and time periods are most important in determining a change in trend because time can over balance price, and when the time is up the volume of sales will increase and force prices higher or lower' (W D Gann, '45 Years In Wall Street', 1941, page 10). 'Time is the most important factor of all and not until sufficient time has expired does any big move start up or down. The time factor will overbalance both space and volume. When time is up, space movement will start and large volume will begin, either up or down. At the end of any important movement - monthly, weekly or daily - Time must be allowed for accumulation or distribution or for buying and selling to be completed' (W D Gann, 'How To Make Profits In Commodities', 1951, page 56). Thus, for the avoidance of doubt, Gann stated that time (and time cycles) is the basis of his forecasting method, and it is time that drives prices and the volume of sales in financial markets. Therefore Plummer's suggestion that his Plummer's wave is the basis of Gann's forecasting method is nonsense.

GANN'S NOVEL 'THE TUNNEL THRU THE AIR' AND PLUMMER'S WAVE At this point Gann enthusiasts will probably wish to know how on earth Plummer could come to believe that his Plummer's wave is the basis of Gann's forecasting and trading method. The answer is as follows. In chapter 10 of his book, Plummer focuses on Gann's semi-autobiographical novel entitled 'The Tunnel Thru The Air' (which Gann wrote in 1927). Plummer highlights the fact that in the foreword to this book Gann wrote 'The 'Tunnel Thru The Air' is mysterious and contains a valuable secret, clothed in veiled language'.

Gann also states in the foreword to his book that this secret is likely to be discovered after reading the book three times ('The greatest number will find the hidden secret when they read it the third time'). In analyzing this, Plummer reaches the widely-held conclusion that this 'Valuable secret, clothed in veiled language' is probably Gann's actual forecasting and trading method. However, instead of following Gann's recommendation to carefully read the book three times, Plummer concludes that the content of this book is irrelevant. Instead, Plummer decides to produce a graph of the number of pages in each chapter against the 36 chapters of Gann's novel. Plummer proposes that the resultant line graph conforms closely to his Plummer's curve. Plummer therefore concludes that the basis of Gann's forecasting and trading method is the Plummer's curve and that Gann deliberately hid such a pattern, not in the content of his novel, but in the total number of pages in each chapter. Plummer then attempts to strengthen his bizarre theory by cynically and deliberately deprecating the content of Gann's novel 'The Tunnel Thru The Air'.

For example, Plummer describes Gann's novel as 'dreadful' (page 3), 'tediously long and seemingly meaningless' (page 95), 'flaccid text and weak story line' (page 99), 'an appallingly trivial book' (page 157) and 'a largely irrelevant book' (page 177). Ignoring this nonsense from Plummer, Gann enthusiasts will wish to ask the question: since Gann stated that there was a valuable secret contained within his novel 'The Tunnel Thru The Air', where might this be found? In summary, the answer is likely to be found in Gann's discussion of cycles (chapter 7), Gann's discussion of astrology and the Bible (chapters 6 and 14), and Gann's detailed analysis of trading in cotton and Major Motors stock (chapter 16). In conclusion the evidence strongly suggests that Plummer's proposal, that Gann encoded a Plummer's wave in the number of pages-per-chapter of his novel and hence the content of the novel is irrelevant, is in fact palpable nonsense. GANN'S NOVEL, ST.

MATTHEW'S GOSPEL AND PLUMMER'S WAVE Despite his negative comments on the content of Gann's novel 'The Tunnel Thru The Air', Plummer nevertheless highlights one section, which is as follows: 'The Bible points the way to read the signs and the stars. St Matthew 12:38, 39 and 40 - 'Then certain of the scribes and Pharisees answered, saying, Master, we would see a sign from thee'. 'But he answered and said unto them, An evil and adulterous generation seeketh after a sign; and there shall no sign be given to it, but the sign of the prophet Jonas'.

'For as Jonas was three days and three nights in the whale's belly; so shall the Son of man be three days and three nights in the heart of the earth'. I have read the Book of Jonah thru very carefully, and I believe that I understand what the Saviour meant when he said: 'No sign shall be given, but the sign of the prophet Jonas'.

I believe there was a secret meaning in what in what he said; that the Son of man be three days and three nights in the heart of the earth. I believe that a man who understands the meaning of that has all the power under heaven and earth, as the Bible says he shall have. I believe that that is the key to the interpretation of the future.

I am sure I have found it and know how to apply it' (W D Gann, 'The Tunnel Thru The Air', 1927, page 69). Now, in order to analyze this key section from Gann's novel, Plummer does not actually read and examine the text. Instead, Plummer takes the original Greek text of Matthew 12, verses 39 and 40, assigns each word a numerical value (under the principles of gematria), adds together each 4 sequential words and graphs the result to produce what he believes is a Plummer's wave. Plummer thereby claims that not only did Gann in 1927 encode a Plummer's wave in the number of pages-per-chapter of his novel, but St Matthew also encoded a Plummer's wave in 2 of the 50 verses of chapter 12 of his gospel when he wrote it 2000 years ago. At this point Gann enthusiasts are likely to ask what is a more likely explanation for this key section of Gann's novel?

The answer is likely to be found, not in Plummer's bizarre graphical approach, but by examining the context and content of this passage. Firstly, this key passage in Gann's novel is contained in a letter whose dominant theme is that 'The Bible makes it plain that the stars do rule' (page 66). Secondly, this passage starts with the more specific statement that 'The Bible points the way to read the signs and the stars' (page 69). Thus the key points being made in this letter are that the Bible does not merely state (in numerous places) that planetary cycles have a real influence on earth, but the Bible also indicates part of the specific method by which the future may be forecast by planetary cycles/ signs of the zodiac. This view is reinforced by another part of St Matthew's gospel, in which Jesus apparently berates two groups for their inability to predict the future using planetary cycles: 'The Pharisees also with the Sadducees came, and tempting desired him that he would show them a sign from heaven. He answered and said unto them, When it is evening, ye say, It will be fair weather; for the sky is red. And in the morning, It will be foul weather today; for the sky is red and lowring.

O ye hypocrites, ye can discern the face of the sky, but can ye not discern the signs of the times? A wicked and adulterous generation seeketh after a sign; and there shall no sign be given unto it, but the sign of the prophet Jonas. And he left them and departed' (Matthew, chapter 16, verses 1 to 4).

Gann himself refers to this passage in the chapter of his novel on cycles (chapter 7): 'The Bible is the book of all books, and if we only study it and understand it, we can gain a proper knowledge of all things. I believe it is the duty of any man who understands science and mathematics and the cycle theory, and knows what is coming, to warn the people in order that they may prepare for trouble ahead.

Many will scoff and laugh and refuse to believe until it is too late. The Bible is full of references where God has given us signs by which we may know what is coming, if we will only believe them. He says: 'O, ye hypocrites, ye can discern the face of the sky, but can ye not discern the signs of the times?' How few people are willing to study the Bible in order to understand the signs and discern the future and profit by it' (W D Gann, 'The Tunnel Thru The Air', page 83). In summary therefore, in this key section of his novel, Gann is highlighting how the Bible does not merely emphasise repeatedly that planetary influences are a real phenomenon, but that the Bible also describes (in symbolic language) part of the specific method by which the future may be forecast from these planetary influences and signs of the zodiac. This point is emphasised repeatedly throughout Gann's novel and is consistent with the statements made by Gann before and after he wrote this novel that cycles were the basis of his forecasting method. CONCLUSION The principal thesis of Tony Plummer in his book 'The Law Of Vibration: The Revelation Of William D Gann' is that he has recently discovered that his Plummer's wave, which he has been actively using since the 1990s, is in fact also the basis of Gann's forecasting and trading method.

In this review, it has been shown that Plummer's thesis is without any merit whatsoever because Gann consistently stated on numerous occasions that time (and time cycles) was the basis of his forecasting method. Therefore it is not possible for any particular price pattern (which includes Plummer's wave) to be the basis of Gann's forecasting method. Indeed, there are also serious doubts about whether Plummer's wave itself has any merit whatsoever in terms of forecasting financial markets. This is because Plummer's wave is a simple price pattern derived from the Elliott Wave Theory and therefore suffers from the same fundamental flaw; namely that the EWT may apparently explain many market movements after the event but (due to the ambiguities of wave counting) can usually forecast any outcome (and hence cannot forecast one unique outcome) before the event.

Gann enthusiasts are likely to be disappointed by Plummer's book because it is truly dreadful. Despite this, Gann enthusiasts will nevertheless wish to enquire how they can develop their knowledge of Gann and his forecasting and trading method. In my opinion this can best be achieved by (1) reading the various books and two courses that Gann himself wrote; (2) reading the books on Gann's recommended reading list (this list, which Gann distributed to his students in 1946, contains approximately 80 titles by other authors); and (3) researching and investigating for themselves how time, and cycles of time, impact the stock and commodity markets (this is something that Gann also strongly recommended to his students). Finally, Gann enthusiasts will be aware that Gann was probably the most successful trader in the first half of the twentieth century but, despite writing a number of books and courses, he never disclosed his actual forecasting and trading method to anyone. Nevertheless a cottage-industry has developed of Gann charlatans and fraudsters producing (usually expensive) books, courses and DVDs purporting to disclose Gann's actual forecasting and trading method. These products almost invariably comprise incomplete work-in-progress and half-baked theories of little or no value.

Tony Plummer's dreadful book 'The Law Of Vibration: The Revelation Of William D Gann' is a good example of this. By James Smithson.