Forecasting the New York Stock Market – Professor Weston

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Reprint of a very rare manuscript on Forecasting Stock Market movements using Astrology, and one of the first titles on Financial Astrology. This is a favorite among WD Gann Students. General consensus within the astro-economic community traces the primary development of modern financial astrology to around the 1920’s, the first time Gann mentioned a planet being in a 1921 Forecasting Course.

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