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On Sun, 3 Jan 1999, David Hunt wrote:
> The drawing you get from your perl script is absolutely in accord with the
> way the original Gann Square of Nine was drawn as it falls out from my dog
> eared Gann Commodities Course . However I think you have not understood a
> vital concept ie that of Opposition. The 200 is 180 degrees or opposition
> from the 229 price.
I don't see how the 229 is 180 degrees opposed to the 200 in the square.
>
> The Square of Nine's diagonals (45Degrees, 135 Degrees, 225 Degrees and 315
> degree) are actually representative of the Fixed Cross Astrologically. The
> up and Down lines ( 0, 90, 180, 270) are representative of the Cardinal
> Cross.
>
> Because the Square of Nine is not a prefect circle but is a Arithmetic
> Progression Spiral the even Squares of Numbers are one removed from where
> Gann was supposed to really care about in terms of the strict mathematics of
> it.
How does this affect interpretation of the square?
>
> I do not know how the article determined the lower range for the day (I am
> an ATAA & An IFTA member not an MTA member) - unless that is was just below
> the Square of 14 ie 196 which Gann would have perceived as Static
> ressistance. Maybe you could post the logic to the list. The author appears
> to be using the Square of Nine in what Bryce Gilmore called in 1987 a
> "Dynamic" sense. Your interpretation is what he would call Static. That is
> you can use the Square of Nine to look for relativities ie Dynamic or
> Absolutes ie Statics just like in an Excel Spreadsheet.
>
> But if it was looking for the static diagonal of the squares to contain the
> high price then your interpretation of 225 not 229 makes sense. But what the
> article was probably really trying to say that Time of 200 days and price of
> 229 are actually opposition 180 degrees from each other along the 337.5
> Degree and the 157.5 degree line.
Here is an excerpt, the newsletter may be downloaded from
http://www.mta-usa.org/newsletter.cfm :
"If corn settled at 211 on the 200th day of the year, tomorrow
tomorrow's expected range is 197-229. This is obtained by moving
vertically from 200 to the corner at 197 and proceeding on a straight
line through the center to the first number which makes sense as an
upper bound, in this case."
Cheers,
Jim
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