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Strategies & Market Trends : Gann's cycles
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To: nicewatch who wrote (44)12/23/1998 11:19:00 AM
From: MechanicalMethod  Read Replies (3) of 191
 
Frank,

I'm toying with an idea a double helix of [ascending, descending] dates from ATL/ATH is a spiral calendar but I've not plotted it and I'm stumped by Gann's square of 4 which orbits squares around an initial 4 that mirror trig quadrants. Gann's method lacks fluidity as the arcs quantum leap to their next orbit.

He sections this square of 4 by degrees including horizontal and vertical axis but a square of 9 or an odd numbered square is needed to line up numbers on an axis since only odd numbered squares contain central rows and columns of numbers.

Much remains unknown but Gann saw harmonic scaling as dot grid on a circle that remained constant regardless which quadrant it was in -- up, down, forward, backward made no difference.

Knowledge of 1 point on a circle [can be an axis, spline, trendline] and the harmonic scale was all he needed to track an accelerating parabolic curve beyond pinnacle into black hole, but he never used his ability to fly loops since price never went beyond straight up before eventually rolling forward in time.

I assume price has vibrated at a constant rate without need to change and good reason not to. This rests on my definition of the magic as being harmonic scales that are golden sectionable. I offer as proof my postulate that fractals wouldn't exist without these phenomena remaining constant through time. It's circular logic but I've empirical evidence that supports it or I wouldn't be wasting time tossing this out for discussion.

message #45! an indexed scaler? :))

Osci
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