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Strategies & Market Trends : John Pitera's Market Laboratory -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Stoctrash who wrote (2928)	12/5/2000 3:39:09 PM
From: John Pitera	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 33421

Fred, here is a post from the Gann thread that compiles a few posts and charts from late last week...... Patrick, I'll probably buy that book as well, check out this Gann Grid, geocities.com I took the 10-8-98 low and the 3-10-2000 high and calculated the range and then divided it by 12. I came up with 314 points and change. Intestingly that 314.16 looks very much like the number Pi. There is also a vertical and horizontal grid that should be placed on this chart as well. there are several time and price turning points that come up. If you'll look at my Nasd cycle I post first last thrusday on the Koolaid stand and have now posted on My Market Lab thread you'll see a basic time cycle that you correctly identified 2 weeks ago. (just over 180 days.) oh and notice how this nailed the low on thursday 11-30-00. there is a bit more to these than what I've said but we can talk more and do some of it via PM as well. I'll post this on the mkt lab thread as well EDIT: here was my post last thursday on the koolaid thread Message 14914849 and here was the chart of what appear to be the dominant current time cycle for the NASD geocities.com that blue Oval shows the first complete cycle ending 5-25-2000 and then the second oval not show would start on the 4-14-00 low and have run to equal length last Thursday when I posted it. John