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To: Les H who wrote (57702)	8/3/2000 12:22:28 PM
From: flatsville	Respond to of 99985

Les- Using the same S&P low point astroecon uses and placing the little hole over the lowest point on the low bar and holding the angle perfectly square against the screen I just noticed the angle lines on the plastic tool do not match those drawn by the software. They are significantly off. (I'm assuming the middle of the five lines is the 45 degree line.) The 45 degree line on the tool ends closer to 1500. This can't be right. (If anyone else has a plastic Gann Angle please check this for me. I don't know if I can trust this thing now.) astroecon.com P.S. When I posted this: "26 1/4 degrees (2x1) looks (eyeballs only) to be at about 1290?" I was playing around using the July 17? high bar as a significant top in case I confused you.