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Re: [amibroker]Gann Fan Interesting side effect



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Grant:
 
Seem to me you are making things more complicated than 
they need be.  Ideally, the Fibonacci tool should be enhanced to include 
what is known as alternate price projections, which will give you D from a 
knowledge of ABC (click A, B, C and it gives you D, including CD = 1 = 
AB).  Then plop a parallel channel down on AB and C, and where it 
intersects the price level corresponding to D (CD = AB) you have a potential 
price/time target.  At least that is what I routinely do.  However, 
fwiw, I find that time is the tricky variable and price is much more 
predictable.  As a result, when in doubt I forget about time and go with 
price.
 
Bill
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grant 
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Sent: Friday, October 04, 2002 8:38 
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Subject: Re: [amibroker]Gann Fan 
Interesting side effect
Ok, I'll try to explain myself better, here's what could be 
done. The swing trade. A to B should be a retracment level .50, .618 
ect. before looking for C, wait for a tick above C then place order, all 
things being equal, CD should be same move as AB. But this only deals 
in price soooo  if we can use time as well it might cull some bad 
trades. Using time extensions from X to A (or A to X to get mirror) we 
look for AB to be .50, .618 ect of XA and hopfully BC will be a lidgit 
number too. I think this is something that people like Bryce Gillmore 
looks for. 
                            
Murmuring Grant 
Jayson wrote: 
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face=Arial>Grant,<SPAN 
class=957112114-04102002>It seems you can actually enter .618 but the 
display shows only the first digit. I am not sure how to test this but it 
seems the calculation "May" be doing what you want.<SPAN 
class=957112114-04102002>Now to under 
stand the concept.... Is the goal here to find price approaching a linein 
gann fan line "A" at or near the the end points of the mirror gann 
fan? <FONT 
color=#0000ff>Jayson 
<FONT 
size=-1>-----Original Message----- <FONT 
size=-1>From: grant [<A 
href="">mailto:gkwall@xxxx] 
Sent: Friday, October 04, 2002 
8:48 AM To: 
amibroker@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx <FONT 
size=-1>Subject: [amibroker]Gann Fan Interesting side 
effectI was playing with the Gann Fan and foundif 
you drag from right to left 
you get a mirror image, eg. drag from a low to a high a mirror 
appears going down left to right but the interesting thingis 
if you right click and go to properties Gann and 
change the WIDTH FACTOR the mirror shortens or lengthens so I 
tried .618, .5 ...ect and bugger me we have time extensions 
...almost, unfortunatly the width factor only takes one decimal 
point so it only goes 0.6 instead of 0.618 but pretty close for 
squaring time and price.     AmiBroker 
rushes head long to becoming all things to all people, it's 
almost breathe taking is the only way to discribe it, thanks T.J. 
                                                    
Grant 
P.S The Parrallel Lines are brillant, if an angle repeats ounce in 
a         chart it repeats 
time after time after time.Great stuff.     
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