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kypa replied Jan 17, 2013I cant really understand the calculation, but it is clearly working

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kypa replied Jan 17, 2013That is the first of my interventions over the aGannSquare - 1x8 and 8x1 angles added. Those lines wouldn't wish to appear on the chart till I turned off "secondary angles" off, so I removed them from the file at all (thanks God I am not a doctor). ...
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kypa replied Jan 17, 2013The only way you can see the value of that angle is to plot it over your charts for 5 or 10 days from the intraday tops and bottoms and see how price behaves when it comes to it. I will be glad if that could help you make money
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kypa replied Jan 17, 2013that's awesome
thanks alot
I will add as many angles as you wish, later today or perhaps tomorrow, my dog already took me out of the first half ot the current bear move in eurusd, gotta watch whats left for a while 
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kypa replied Jan 17, 2013It is the simplest squaring possible. A range in my charts is the difference between the last important high and low. I suppose you have different meaning for price range, based on divisions of the yearly price range. In one single trading day I may ...
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kypa replied Jan 17, 2013I was talking about squaring a range - in that squares we can see whether price will move out of the range or stay within. If it stays we draw the intrarange angles and may take a shortlived scalps inside the range. If it proves a definite position ...
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kypa replied Jan 17, 2013in this case I bought 3-4 minutes after point E, my order was based on the other chart I posted - with the overlaid square at point B If price has moved in that inner square I would suppose that a range (B-D) would follow and I would probably sell ...
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kypa replied Jan 17, 2013As a logic that sequence should have limited number of conclusions: 1. No downward shift in supply and upward shift in demand should result in a higher high and an uptrend 2. No upward shift in demand and downward shift in supply should result in a ...
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kypa replied Jan 17, 2013As a financier wannabe I wish to propose a logic behind the squares - "if Supply has been at (A) and Demand at (B); afterwards Supply hasn't move to (C) but to (D) and afterwards Demand has moved to (E), we may conclude that there has been no ...
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kypa replied Jan 16, 2013no, it meant to be addition and sequel to your words. As Faith, Hope, Love and Grace are the greatest inner friends we can ever have, when we fully invest our mind in whatever worthy engagement we could have, they empower us to know, understand, see ...
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kypa replied Jan 16, 2013The Truth also reaches us through more aggressive forms of meditation and mindfulness - like playn Beethoven, or f.. a girl you really care about, even though in more beautiful images
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kypa replied Jan 16, 2013yep, it's just that the mind works its own way, in most cases it takes some time to rearrange and develop the source idea, it needs just reminding now and then and the job will be done, a clear continuation ways always emerge P.S. In fact that is ...
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kypa replied Jan 16, 2013In fact the simple chart should exist in every moment of the market life, one for every degree of trend, shifting may be drawn as vectors, and shifting change may be calculated like a MACD based on those vectors. If we start with supply and demand ...
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kypa replied Jan 16, 2013if we had the data the chart would be possible for drawing even on paper, in fact I cant really imagine how to draw those two curves - in reality they wont be simple parabolic curves, since there are suport, resistant levels, pivot points, where ...
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kypa replied Jan 15, 2013Haha, yes, I know that guy
Perhaps I will be able to make that chart soon, still the idea is not that clear, nor the money for programmers have come yet
In fact we may be already drawing it over our charts - angles may represent the "curve ...Gann Analysis
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kypa replied Jan 15, 2013Yes, that would be nice, in fact it should be a brand new 3 or 4 dimension chart (or more, even I cannot imagine that) I thought of this chart like explanation of the intertrend highs and lows, and shift in supply and demand curves as a change in ...
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kypa replied Jan 15, 2013This is the first chart I have studied in economics first year in highschool. It represents supply and demand plotted in price/quantities (volume) terms. The spiral movement represents the market's search for equilibrium. This is the "static" ...
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kypa replied Jan 13, 2013Godim, do you have a script/indicator for that square or draw the diagonals one by one? I downloaded the Gann Box 144 from the attachments of the thread, but cant make it work from a random point of the chart, not from a historical price only
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kypa replied Jan 11, 2013one more addition to the eurusd dailies, holidays and weekends included in this one, timing angles adjusted, underlines the importance of 10.01
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