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Respectfully disagree....especially intra-day

Its in your book.......starting on page 31. Remember......shhhhhhhhhhhhhh.

Add (subtract) one for 180 degrees. Add (subtract) 1/2 for 90 degrees. Add (subtract) 1/4 for 45 degrees. Add (subtract) 1/8 for 22.50 degrees......etc.

Pure ignorance and absolutely positively WRONG! If you are finding this to be the case, you are using the wrong Gann tool. I have stated numerous times that most Gann software calculates its support and resistance lines using INCORRECT math. You have no idea what you are talking about, and...

Good luck Easy.....and it appears you learned some valuable lessons!

Ed is a poser....flat out. I sat by his side when he put on trades. In two days, he did 4 trades, and one was profitable. In fact, I truly believe these were "phantom" trades anyway, as he called his broker, he would turn away from me, and whisper very quietly in the phone. It just seemed...

Yes, Wally, I AM familiar with Todd as well, and have taken both courses........so stop preaching to me!

My targets are not static. My target will increase with every bar (in an up move) because I am trading Gann squares. However, on the 5 minute time frame, the target is usually about 8 points.

You said it, not me!!!! :D

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I have heard of this charting tool, but am not familiar with it. I heard from a trading buddy that it has a few bugs in it.

It refers to a "grid" of support and resistance lines calculated using Gann's Square of Nine. Many charting packages have this tool, but quite frankly, the math used to calculate these squares is INCORRECT. For example, in most charting packages that have this tool, a 45 degree line (or a 1 x...

There was an exhaustion move up, future prices turned over, moved sideways, and then found resistance on my Gann square to the tick and tanked. Fairly simple.

thank you

What is bracket trader?

Riskless, I for one agree with you. I spent an hour or so on the phone with you, and you didn't even know who I was - a total stranger to you, but you still took the time out of your day (actually it was at night and you were still in the office) to speak with me. This was several months ago...

Full sized, and the ZB did over 90,000 today...... but what I was wondering is this normal volume, or is it a decrease because of the holidays and end of year.

Thanks, and I understand this, but what about the volume? Has it decreased because of the Holidays and traders closing their books for the year? That was my original question.

I just recently started trading the 30 yr electronic bond futures. The last few days there has been volume in the 70k to 100K range. Is this light because of the time of the year, or is this the normal volume? I understand the 10 yr note has more liquidity; have more traders been moving to...