akpanicker, where did you get that calculation from or did you come up with this youself?
Quote from akpanicker:
The way I see it ( ganns wheel) is as an old world method of squareroot extraction...I think the same results can now be computed by say you start with a major bottom,
calculate the sqaure root,
add 1
and sqaure the sum to get 1st resistance...
again
add 2 to the square root
and square the sum to get 2nd resistance
and so on...
same with a major top..only difference you subtract 1,2 etc from the square root and square the balance to get next levels of support...and again you may try with 0.25,0.5 etc instead of 1 depending on the time scale you are working with....it is all a little bit iffy....but generally on a weekly chart if you do this exercise and plot the lines you can see it denoting areas of conjestion....so it may not give you the exact turning points but the general area where you can expect a turn or pause.
Quote from WDGann:
Good luck with all the resistance...
You're missing the whole point with Sq. of Nine. It's more for a Cyclical Calculator. But because of the time and price relationship, it works in price.
Time is the most important.
Oh... wait... ukya!!!!