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Strategies & Market Trends : TA Science Projects & Experimental Indicators
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To: Jan Robert Wolansky who wrote (36)1/28/1998 7:44:00 PM
From: ftth  Read Replies (2) of 237
 
Hi Jan, maybe a ROC (rate of change scan)where you look for successive increases, then a pause or pullback in the ROC numbers. Probably best to apply the ROC to a moving average (like a 20-30 day DEMA), and compare, say, at 10 day intervals just so you sample the major trend. As far as a 45 degree Gann, doesn't the angle change with the viewing period? In other words, if you draw a 45 degree line on 1 year of daily data, then expand it to say 3 months, doesn't the angle now become less than 45 degrees even though nothing has changed with the data? Or what if you use log prices rather than linear? I'm not that familiar with the logic behind the trading opportunities with a 45 degree Gann, but it seems like the angle is view-dependent. Would like to hear how you use it and what it signifies.

dh
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