S&P Gann Angles + Gann Box

[oddiduro]

Quote from Ceci:

Gann divides 365 days in 360°. That means every day is equal to 1,013°.
Thus it divides time in octaves of 45° each.
I think in any market to be analysed, we should find the relation tempo/price.
To do it i thought to apply Gann Angles and then Gann Box and see the relation bar/price. In this case to S&P a unit of time=3,455 price (maybe)
So low 768 - high 1058 = 290 pts
Low 10/11/2002 - high 02/27/2004 = 72 bars = 504 days = 498 degrees .
498/3,455= 144
I saw Square of nine and I found what you can see on the enclosure.

From what i undrstand this is only a way to calculate time & Price squaring.
I am correct?
As follows I post other exemples, if you had any indications I would be grateful.

The circle of 360 is only one method Gann used to measure price and time. In that measure, 1 day, week, month or year equals 1 degree.

If you are squaring the range, then 290 points will square itself in 290 hours, days, weeks, or months.

Weekly and monthly sqaures are most important.

You may also sqaure price with time from an extreme high or low within one of the master sqaures. These are 9, 144, 12, 52, 360, or 90.

You may also use the letters in the name to get a square, or you can add the numbers in the incorporation date.

You can also use major cycles to get squares. These cycles are 90, 60, 50, 30, 45, 20, and 10.

Hope this helps
Regards
Oddi

 

[oddiduro]

Gann used a price scale of 8:1.

Therefore, you should scale 1/1, 2/1, 4/1, 8/1, 16/1, etc.

Gann angles are the basis of his method. You must scale these angles correctly, or there will be inconsistencies with reliability.

Regards
Oddi

 

[oddiduro]

Quote from Ceci:

Gann divides 365 days in 360°. That means every day is equal to 1,013°.
Thus it divides time in octaves of 45° each.
I think in any market to be analysed, we should find the relation tempo/price.
To do it i thought to apply Gann Angles and then Gann Box and see the relation bar/price. In this case to S&P a unit of time=3,455 price (maybe)
So low 768 - high 1058 = 290 pts
Low 10/11/2002 - high 02/27/2004 = 72 bars = 504 days = 498 degrees .
I saw Square of nine and I found what you can see on the enclosure.

From what i undrstand this is only a way to calculate time & Price squaring.
I am correct?
As follows I post other exemples, if you had any indications I would be grateful.

Ceci,

About your square of 9. I didn't comment earlier because I had other things to do.

The square of nine needs to utilize the squares, so your figures wil have more meaning if they both land on the ordinal or cardinal crosses. In your example, one lands on the ordinal cross, the other on the cardinal cross. While this have meaning, it is relatively minor to a better alignment. Your figures are best when they are 90, 180, 270, or 360 degrees apart. You numbers appear to be 135 degrees apart.

Remember that Gann was an astrologer. Study those aspects.

Regards
Oddi

 

[Ceci]

Thank you

 

[Ceci]

Quote from oddiduro:



You may also sqaure price with time from an extreme high or low within one of the master sqaures. These are 9, 144, 12, 52, 360, or 90.

You can also use major cycles to get squares. These cycles are 90, 60, 50, 30, 45, 20, and 10.

Hope this helps
Regards
Oddi

When you have time can you post an exemple

Thank you

 

[oddiduro]

Quote from Ceci:

When you have time can you post an exemple

Thank you

Okay, here is an example of properly calibrated Gann angles

 

[WDGann]

Quote from oddiduro:

Okay, here is an example of properly calibrated Gann angles

Huh... Properly caliberated??? You're not serious are you??? Are you saying that is the correct pitch???? And you agree with me using Sq. of 19 and Gann Wheel... ??? My computer program can do a better job pitching a chart than that...



Or are you just messing with Ceci's head????

What ever it is... oddi... I take my comments on you back...

You still seem to write/talk other people's words without having any clue of what it is...

This is a complete joke...

 

[oddiduro]

Quote from WDGann:

Huh... Properly caliberated??? You're not serious are you??? Are you saying that is the correct pitch???? And you agree with me using Sq. of 19 and Gann Wheel... ??? My computer program can do a better job pitching a chart than that...



Or are you just messing with Ceci's head????

What ever it is... oddi... I take my comments on you back...

You still seem to write/talk other people's words without having any clue of what it is...

This is a complete joke...

So you ARE reading this thread, you DIDN'T throw your hands up!!

Why don't you tell Ceci what is wrong with the chart, smart guy

Give him something to compare and contrast.

Or are you just here to heckle me and further confuse him?

Regards
Oddi

 

[oddiduro]

You tell me WD, would Ceci be making money if he traded this chart with Gann's rules?

 

[nononsense]

Quote from oddiduro:


"God is on the side of the heaviest cannon." - Napoleon Bonaparte
Oddi

At least, that's what NB thought till the devil got hold of him.