Has Willian D. Gann contacted Livermore and Graham?

I'm sure three people haven't communicated. Graham and analytical methods are essentially different, so we can't talk about them together. Livermore and Gann have different styles. Gann's daily study of charts is Livermore's most useless analysis method, which is reflected in the book Memoirs of a Stock Master. And there are rumors that Gann and Livermore don't get along very well. Is there any connection between Graham and Livermore? According to the available information, there is no contact. They lived in almost the same era and studied the same thing, stocks. Even if you don't like each other, then unpleasant communication counts. I have also read Memoirs of a Stock Master, and Livermore really doesn't appreciate Gann's method.

Gann created a unique theory of technical analysis with the knowledge of astronomy, mathematics and geometry. These include wave law, period theory, Gann angle line, Gann square, Gann hexagon and so on. Gann firmly believes that there are natural laws of the universe in the stock market. The way the stock price moves is not chaotic, but predictable. Every stock has its own unique volatility, which dominates the rise and fall of market prices. He also believes that time is the most important factor to determine the market trend, and history does happen repeatedly. If you know the past, you can predict the future. As the Bible says, "There is nothing new under the sun."

Gann's main contribution to the technical theory is: the time period is deeply studied, which reveals that the stock market operates according to a certain mathematical proportional relationship and time period, and clarifies the relationship between price and time, and treats the market measurement system differently from the operating system. In Gann's theory, there is a time period first, then there is a proportional relationship, and then there is a form. Gann is the most diligent researcher of technical theory. Read Gann: Wall Street for forty-five years has always been moved by his unremitting pursuit and hard work. Started trading at 1902 at the age of 24. Like everyone else, Gann lost tens of thousands of dollars. But he soon realized that he studied hard and worked hard. Hard work pays off, and heaven rewards hard work. After 1908, after many tests, it shows that his market measurement is accurate and speculative. A colleague of Gann said, "I once saw him fry 130 into 12000." The media touted that "this kind of performance is unprecedented in the financial market"