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  • #181
  • Aug 19, 2009 1:12am Aug 19, 2009 1:12am
Quoting haiderfsd
You have to see it on the history and which ever scale fits best, you have to use that.

Hi Haiderfsd,

Thank you for the insight. Much appreciated.
Hercs
  • #182
  • Aug 19, 2009 1:14am Aug 19, 2009 1:14am
Quoting jack h
Thanks kar and haiderfsd for your lessons. I like this Gann Grid stuff!

jack
Welcome, jack
  • #183
  • Aug 20, 2009 9:05am Aug 20, 2009 9:05am
no more lessons??
  • #184
  • Aug 22, 2009 12:04am Aug 22, 2009 12:04am
Soon i will submit more lessons on quality of GG break and more........
Quoting dh4rt
no more lessons??
  • #185
  • Aug 24, 2009 7:14pm Aug 24, 2009 7:14pm
Hi, suppose the negative line is breached and price is in the buy zone. We are looking for a higher swing low. What if that swing low breaches the positive trend line ? Does that negate the buy zone ? Suppose price moves up and breaches the new negative line ? Buy signal ? Or are we looking short ? Just sit on the sidelines ? A little discretion perhaps ?

Thanks, Jack
  • #186
  • Aug 25, 2009 9:54am Aug 25, 2009 9:54am
Yes, if you are waiting for higher low and price breaks positive line then you will have to wait for lower high for short.
Quoting jack h
Hi, suppose the negative line is breached and price is in the buy zone. We are looking for a higher swing low. What if that swing low breaches the positive trend line ? Does that negate the buy zone ? Suppose price moves up and breaches the new negative line ? Buy signal ? Or are we looking short ? Just sit on the sidelines ? A little discretion perhaps ?

Thanks, Jack
  • #187
  • Aug 25, 2009 10:27am Aug 25, 2009 10:27am
I'm looking forward to your upcoming teachings.
Very interesting so far.
  • #188
  • Edited 11:32am Aug 26, 2009 6:10am | Edited 11:32am

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Hello GGGs!
Are the blue lines valid ones? After they are broken price comes back above (and closes above) them, this should make them invalid, right?
How about the green ones, do we wait until price approaches the big green line or can we use the more recent peaks too?

Thank you very much!
Flo

  • #189
  • Edited 11:32am Aug 26, 2009 9:42am | Edited 11:32am
here you have to use 123 strategy.
Quoting Flo

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Hello GGGs!
Are the blue lines valid ones? After they are broken price comes back above (and closes above) them, this should make them invalid, right?
How about the green ones, do we wait until price approaches the big green line or can we use the more recent peaks too?

Thank you very much!
Flo

  • #190
  • Sep 6, 2009 12:24pm Sep 6, 2009 12:24pm
I hope you haven't forgott about your thread haiderfsd.

Greetings Flo
  • #191
  • Sep 7, 2009 9:19am Sep 7, 2009 9:19am
Sure, i am coming back soon.
Quoting Flo
I hope you haven't forgott about your thread haiderfsd.

Greetings Flo
  • #192
  • Edited 7:37am Sep 8, 2009 7:32am | Edited 7:37am
Today the GBP/USD broke the NEGATIVE-active line for the first time since it was drawn on August 5th.

I am just showing this phenomenon which is the RED-line from (a) to (b).

The active POSITIVE-line is shown in Yellow from point (c) to (d).

In spite of us already being in a BULLISH direction, the price broke the "true indicator" (which is the RED-lined ACTIVE Negative Gann-line) and confirmation of the fact that we are now in a BULLISH Trend.

I would like Haiderfsd to give us instructions as to what is required from here on wards. It seems as if you are very busy Haiderfsd, but we just need you to take a few minutes out of your very busy schedule to finish off the good work you have started. I personally must thank you for the insight accorded me.

Looking forward to hearing from you.

Best wishes.
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Hercs
  • #193
  • Sep 8, 2009 9:29am Sep 8, 2009 9:29am
hello hercs,

yes in this chart it is showing that now price is in buy zone. Now we have to wait here new peak and valley in buy zone. Mean in triangle when we will see higher low and price will break negative line then we will enter in buy trade.
In short, now just we have to wait new valley and then we will adjust negative line at new peak and then will wait for negative line break and then it will be buy signal.

Quoting Hercs
Today the GBP/USD broke the NEGATIVE-active line for the first time since it was drawn on August 5th.

I am just showing this phenomenon which is the RED-line from (a) to (b).

The active POSITIVE-line is shown in Yellow from point (c) to (d).

In spite of us already being in a BULLISH direction, the price broke the "true indicator" (which is the RED-lined ACTIVE Negative Gann-line) and confirmation of the fact that we are now in a BULLISH Trend.

I would like Haiderfsd to give us instructions as to what is required from here on wards. It...
  • #194
  • Sep 8, 2009 11:34am Sep 8, 2009 11:34am
Quoting haiderfsd
hello hercs,

yes in this chart it is showing that now price is in buy zone. Now we have to wait here new peak and valley in buy zone. Mean in triangle when we will see higher low and price will break negative line then we will enter in buy trade.
In short, now just we have to wait new valley and then we will adjust negative line at new peak and then will wait for negative line break and then it will be buy signal.

Thanking you most sincerely for your time and teaching, Haiderfsd. Much appreciated.
Hercs
  • #195
  • Edited 6:06am Sep 19, 2009 5:45am | Edited 6:06am
In this first chart, I wish to draw your attention to how important it is for us to select the correct points to draw from.

This chart was drawn on September 18th and I wish to draw your attention to:

First of all, the bottom Yellow NEG-line was the "original" line which was broken as per my post higher up and Haiderfsd's comments that we have wait for the first valley. I have deliberately left this line intact and my second post underneath will show you why.

Also, the Yellow-NEG-line now starting from point "B" is the latest ACTIVE NEG-line.

1. Point "A" from where I drew the ACTIVE POSITIVE-line (10 Sept) to point "B" clearly demonstrates that we have correctly selected the starting point as we can see from points "C" and "D" where the sub-NEG-lines were tested and not broken - a clear indication that the TREND was SHORT, in spite of retraces.

What intrigued me though was the next line down from "A - B" (and I apologise for not marking it), where the price action was "all over the place" and maybe Haiderfsd, you could be so kind as to explain any significance if any, of these moves. The fact was that it was difficult to trade, but we learned a lot from it.

Finally the price action hit the next POS-line up which ends in "D" and the NEG-line interacts @ point "D" from where the market started "free falling" on Thursday 17th, much like Tuesday 15th when the price hit the next higher NEG-line very briefly and closed below the POS-line which ends in "C".

I thought that the price may retrace here @ 07h00 as it hit an intersection and some support line form way back when, but.....

The next post will show you the dramatic price action yesterday. I am an even greater believer now.

Thank you Haiderfsd for making me a lifelong scholar and follower of GG. Please make time for more teachings, my friend.
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Hercs
  • #196
  • Sep 19, 2009 6:04am Sep 19, 2009 6:04am
Here is the end of day chart and again I wish to draw your attention to the first Yellow NEG-Line and the intersection with the price @ 14h00 GMT on Friday 18th September where as the price hit the level @ 09h00 GMT as per line "G - H".

This is where I thought the price may retrace from, but due to my being still a rookie at GG, you can see that I am unsure of whether it is permissible to "step outside the box" in order to create NEG-lines between the Yellow NEG-line and the last GREEN-NEG-line.

I need Haiderfsd's assistance here please.

This is the overall view and the next will be a close-up.

Looking forward to hearing from you Haiderfsd.

Pleasant weekend.
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Hercs
  • #197
  • Sep 19, 2009 6:18am Sep 19, 2009 6:18am
This is just a close-up view of the previous chart so that you can see the price action in more detail.

Best wishes.
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Hercs
  • #198
  • Sep 30, 2009 3:06pm Sep 30, 2009 3:06pm
So, the TP for this system is the 161.8 line of the fib retracement.

And what's the Stop Loss?
  • #199
  • Oct 22, 2009 3:27pm Oct 22, 2009 3:27pm
Haiderfsd are you still around?
  • #200
  • Edited 10:57pm Dec 23, 2009 8:33pm | Edited 10:57pm
Hi there Gann Grid Group,

I been skimming through the thread and came across this indicator...Sq of 9 to add to my existing gann setup.

The indicator is fine for 1hr charting, but Gann mentioned that for swing charting to use two day charts so I made some slight adjustments to the Sq of 9 indy and was wondering if anyone could tell from looking at the chart if it was ok or not.

Any info much appreciated.

thanks and all the best

Xard777
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