Time and Price Forecasting

Quoting ianlikesgolf

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I have updated this chart now for the purposes of this illustration with the help of the Jenkins newsletter which Im subscribed to. that has cyclic turns during the next three weeks for about 40 major stocks. I chose AAPL which had a cyclic turn forecast for Sept 9. AAPL really seems to like the true 45 degrees angle on this chart the two aqua blue upsloping angles. I used a failure swing entry for the AAPL chart to buy the put option. I chose put options expiring Sept 17 152.50 The option ended up going from 1.13 where I bought it to about 4.50....

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Quoting ianlikesgolf

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I have updated this chart now for the purposes of this illustration with the help of the Jenkins newsletter which Im subscribed to. that has cyclic turns during the next three weeks for about 40 major stocks. I chose AAPL which had a cyclic turn forecast for Sept 9. AAPL really seems to like the true 45 degrees angle on this chart the two aqua blue upsloping angles. I used a failure swing entry for the AAPL chart to buy the put option. I chose put options expiring Sept 17 152.50 The option ended up going from 1.13 where I bought it to about 4.50....

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Quoting Swede

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{quote} Well, I picked up on this squaring and angle method after listening to the 7 hour video by Jenkins.....then researched whatever I could find on Gann....sure enough, he admitted his octave methods (dividing prominent swings by 8) and experimenting with angles drawing from the anchor points was one of his favorite methods of trading (even though his writing presents so many theories it makes your head swim) We have to remember all his work was done on paper, no computers, and he was mostly interested in commodities, certainly not Forex, so...

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Quoting Swede

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. My question Swede. Is there a book from where this image comes from ? https://www.forexfactory.com/attachm...5&d=1603487905 {image}

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Quoting Swede

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{quote} Just looking at your Cable 1 hour chart...can you elaborate on why you chose to start your drawing from where you did? The reason I ask is a basic principal of all of Gann's measurements start from the high to the low, or low to high of the last major swing. Jenkins would call that the major impulse wave, or the DNA of future price movement. Now, you may have good reason but if I were to analyze the same chart using the octave methods it would look like the chart below.....anyway, just curious... Also the second chart is the...

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Quoting Swede

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After talking with Ian regarding how he does his analyses. He indicated he uses last weeks trading activity and draws the grid from there....so I tried it on a couple of charts and as you can see this is anaother way to look at the market, because last week will have a great bearing on activity this week....anyway, this is how to draw the chart using our grid system and placing over the high and low of last week.... Perhaps Ian you might want to jump in and share some of what you are discovering.... {image}

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Quoting ianlikesgolf

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{quote} Hello Swede Thank you for your post. I would like to share tomorrow when possible after a good sleep. GPBUSD is moving well.

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Quoting Destoma

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{quote} Patiently waiting. The displayed chat is very interesting. This will save me from trying to find a good impulse wave before adding up those lines.

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