Well... thanks surf, nitro and others for your support... ( I didn't know I had a son... How are you my son...)
Anyways, I'm just trying to answer and re-answer questions that I recieved in the past in ET to make my chat easier. The posts above are pretty much basic stuff so it's not much of a hastle...
As I wrote above, I'm just trying to make this chat easier for myself. Also, I wanted to get the FAQ done by taking advantage of today's market condition. It was very choppy and untrending, you know... Full day flag into some crappy consolidating pattern just isn't a good day for me to trade.
Also, the snow in Chicago (can you believe it snowed in April??? It sucks!!!) allowed me to be unmotivated to go out for lunch and dinner.
Anyways... with nitro's question with some key points for realizing significant points. I've had key points in all sections of the book so it is hard for me say, which is more or less... still....
One significant hurdle in understanding Gann Analysis has been the Geometric Angle. He has a very nice (subjective but it's simply put) introduction about Geometric Angles. This is probably the key part of the book that helped me understand it. To be more specific, he has a 28x28 square example. He used this example because this is the lowest price Wheat has ever sold...
Going back a few paragraphs, he mentions drawing a square, then a circle based on the square, then a triagle with circle, then back to square....
Well, there's the Gann Wheel.
