Market Triangulation: Spiritual Investing & Trading Paperback – March 18, 2015

Exactly as advertised!

Just wasted another $18.98 on this book. The author never really explains in a cogent manner his method. He spends the 1st 77 pages talking about terms that he never defines or illustrate. When he finally gets to a semblance of an explanation, it is riddled with errors and inconsistencies. On page 83 he states that 1.2721 is the square root of 1. On the same page he states that 2.2742 is the SR of 5(real root is 2.236). He never tells or explains why he choose a particular SR and contradicts himself again. For example , on page 79 he says to use square root of 2,3,6 for uptrends; yet on page 80, he uses the SR of 5 for an uptrend. The flow of a systematic logic and clear writing is absent. If all this is not enough to give you a headache, the charts are small and in black and white. He talks about green and blue lines and gives a password to his site to be able to see the charts.

Mr Gumm in this book has come up with Square root of 5 as 2.3327, which even a kid can figure out , is 2.236.So, this genius comes up with many of his own Square roots of different numbers probably to curve fit his methodology.A really lame attempt at Holy Grail discovery!

Barry Gumm has come up with the missing piece of the Elliott Wave puzzle.We no longer need to be a slave to subscription services because the market moves are too confusing.Use this knowledge to become an independent trader, for the rest of your trading career.When you investigate market geometry it becomes obvious, to me anyway, that the markets already have their interim and final destinations already figured out whether we want to believe this or not.But you still need to put in the work however, there are no free lunches.Highly recommend this book, a very good read.

I returned this because it made very little sense. The writing is so disjointed that the method is left largely unclear. Also there was no link to the spreadsheet talked about in the book. The method may have value it's just the author cannot explain it. The continuous references to God and all the Bible quotes are annoying as well.