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Gerry,
Thanks very much, I really appreciate the feed
back. Your explanation supports and agrees, in concept at least, a couple
of other responses I have received. I will give Delta another
look.
Thanks again.
Tom
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Subject: Re: [RT] 118 calendar day cycle
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TYPE="CITE">The book does not explain inversion points or rotation very
well. The end of my book indicates that you are on your own in
attempting to define the correct cycles for each market. I have spent
a great deal of time attempting to do this and have been unable to produce
consistently reliable results. I would really appreciate anyone's
assistance as the method looks to be sound if one can get it to
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FAMILY="SANSSERIF">Wishing you the best in all your future
endeavors,Tom<FONT lang=0 style="BACKGROUND-COLOR: #ffffff"
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FAMILY="SCRIPT">DELTA is similar to what W D GANN presents in his
books.While the book speaks in WORDS, what is missing is theCHART or
PICTURE that the writer is speaking aboutas he puts it down in
writing.Start by dividing the Calandar year in 1/3rds or 120
dayintervals. Govt bonds have a tendency to trend and to
fallinto the 1/3 year CIT (change/continuation in trend) points.
The continuation might be referred to as being an inversion.This
nature of the CIT can be determined by the first3 pivots into the next 120
period.Take 2/3rds of Calandar Days and a similar analysis canbe
done based on 80 Trading days. This in turn can besubdivided into
1/3rds or 27 day periods (3 x 9) whichGann found useful when it comes down
to trading on a dayto day basis.True students will find it helpful
to use a Compass andactually draw circles on charts centered on Full and
NewMoon dates.What you SEE is what counts; not counting, as in the
caseof linear analysis. I tried it that way for years,
withoutsuccess.When I put on W D Gann's boots, I started to have
success.After all Gann had know book to read How it is done.So if he
were in my place what would he have done? is thequestion I asked
myself. From this point, answers startedto show up.Best to
all,Gerryb/jer33:3eccl 1:9To
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