[RT] Re: Weekly Vector

[nwinski <nwinski@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Don Thompson wrote:

> Dear Reflective,
>
> How pray tell does one do that?
> Could you shed a little more light on putting in a weekly vector...
>
> Do the best you can.  I know that you don't have hypersnap or one of
> those gif tools.
> I know you are good with descriptive nuance.
> Vectorialy,
>
> Don Thompson,

     I didn't say it was necessarily a weekly vector. I recommended adding a date
for at least every week, i.e. Jan. 3     10     17    24    etc. All that is left
to do is extend a vertical line from the intersection of two price vectors to the
date/time axis which will indicate a potential important change in trend date. You
can do this for the past, present or future. Price vectors can intersect well in
advance in time before the market arrives at that time. It is also interesting to
take major intersections, that is where there are multiple vectors intersecting at
the same point,  note the time in the future, and see if there are any important
Astrological events occurring on that date/time. I have learned that the market
has a built in ephemeris (book of planetary tables) and reflects the planetary
action through the price vectors. As for what dating scale to use, I recommend if
you are using a weekly bar chart that you
want to be able to tell which week the event is occurring. Likewise, if a daily
chart, you should construct the date axis so that you can tell which day is
indicated.
      So Don, its good thing  you have studied Astrology, or some of this would be
much more difficult to do.  Please let us know how it goes.

Vertically,

Norman.

>
>
> How do you like the picture of "ol GrandDaD Gann"
>
> nwinski wrote:
> >
> > ROSOW@xxxxxxx wrote:
> >
> > > Since the group is into Gann lately(ggg) here's PX with a Gann Box. I'm a
> > > beginner with this so take it easy! Lenny
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> > Lenny,
> >   I think you would benefit much more from your chart if you added at least
> > weekly dates. What most people don't understand about Gann charts is that
> > price reflects time and time reflects price.
> > Therefore, where your price vectors intersect is an important point in time
> > and where your time vectors intersect is an important price level. Try it,
> > you'll like it.
> >
> > Reflectively,
> >
> > Norman.
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