Time and Price Forecasting

Your many years of experience come through loud and clear.....your explanations are outstanding and I would urge those reading the comments try to implement them in your trading. Does not matter if your trading in the short term, like the chart below, or your trading long term swings....it all works and is simple as that.
There is no need to pay for courses when you have a gold mine right in front of you......these are not difficult to implement, just take a bit of drawing and squaring your charts so a 45 is really a 45, or a 90 is really a 90 and so on...

By reading a few posts, about degrees and stuff, I thought this could be of interest to the group.

15 Minute Scaled 1 to 1......

Can’t deny it for accuracy.....

Very close of Gann Angle (7/8)

7/8 TH of 90° = 78.75°

HOW TO DRAW ANGLES FROM TOPS ON DAILY, WEEKLY OR MONTHLY CHARTS POSITION UNDER 45° ANGLE DRAWN FROM TOP;

After a stock has made top and declined for a reasonable length of time, say, 3 days, 3 weeks or 3 months, breaking previous bottoms, then you
start to draw angles down from the top.

Note example marked “# Form4", which is the pattern for drawing angles from the top under the 45° angle.

45° ANGLE FROM TOP;

The first angle you draw is the angle of 45° or a moving-average which indicates a decline of one point per day, week or month.

As long as the stock is below this angle, it is in the weakest position and in a bear market,

OTHER ANGLES;

In many cases a stock will start declining on average of 8 points per day, week or month, or 4 points per day, week or month, or 2 points per day, week or month, therefore you should put on all of these angles from the top, which move down faster than the angle of 45°.

WEAKEST POSITION:

The stock is in the weakest possible position when it declines and keeps under the angle of (8x1),

It is in the next weakest position when it is dropping down at the rate of 4 points per day, week or month,or under the angle of (4x1).

It is in its next weakest position when it is dropping down under the angle of (2x1)

Why no entries at these marked area?

W. D. Gann reached the public with his ideas by means of an interesting system.

Gann's most public material appeared in his interviews, articles, and advertisements in the press, and these were available for the price of the newspaper.

A deeper source of information, which required a larger expenditure, would have been found in his forecasting service and his books, which gave more concrete detail of his ideas. We need to be clear that people who got their ideas of Gann's theory from these sources knew nothing of the Gann angles or the Square of Nine or things of this nature, because these never appeared in his books;

they were taught in his courses only, which were not available to everyone. I cannot say positively what appeared in his market newsletters, but I think it improbable that the angles appeared even there.

Gann's system was to segregate information.

More advanced ideas were available only to those to whom he chose to give it. Gann states in his advertising that he would teach only those whom he thought would benefit from his teaching and clearly reserved the right to refuse to make material available to those individuals who he felt did not meet his standards.

Gann's courses were his highest level of instruction.

Gann was NOT and NEVER was Traders's best friend.

Gann did not made money mainly by Trading but by SELLING expensive :

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Forecasts
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Keep in mind that 100 $ IN 1935 is worth 2.162 $ in 2022

Keep in mind that 100 $ IN 1935 is worth 2.162 $ in 2022

Thank you Swede and Parisboi.

How do u setup your chart scale as 1X1 ? Could you teach that to us?

badcatstealf what is the most security, index or forex pair you use ?

Commodity: MCX:SILVERMIC1! MCX:CRUDEOIL1!

Index: NSE:NIFTY, NSE:BANKNIFTY

thanks

Because I wasn’t in my office.....good you picked them out my friend.

MONTHLY CHART;

You must always keep up a monthly high and low chart, which is the most important chart of all in determining the main trend,

This chart records the extreme high and extreme low price for the calendar month on one line, end each spece or 1/8 inch on the cross-section chart paper should represent one point or $1 per share.

Gann - 1935

Angle (1x1) = 1 Time Unit x 1 Price Unit

Angle 2 x 1 = 2 Time Units x 1 Price Unit

Angle (4x1)

4 Time Units x & Price Unit

WEEKLY CHART:

The next and one of the very important charts to keep is a weekly high and low chart.

Where stocks are selling below 60, it usually
pays to make this chart up using cach 1/8 inch to represent 1/2 point, or 2 spaces to represent one full point, or 4 points for each one-inch spaco,

When stocks become very active, especially when they are selling above $100 per share, then you can make up the weekly chart using each space or 1/8 inch on the chart paper tq represent one point or $1 per share.