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To: Cage Rattler who wrote (1648)	11/17/1997 4:57:00 PM
From: Staff	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 5676

Take your chart. Mark down these transit time zones on your chart. You need to not only work in the measurable( your charting of the angles via the historical movement of price) but measure them in relation to windows in time. Disregard any occurrences that do hot happen within a few minutes of each time zone.You may find that they aretemproary in nature and reverse or fail. Then again ... they may not. ( Hey! .. it's not perfect ) The key is to correlate your measurement in both space and time as it where. I can't believe I just said that! My god.. I'm sounding like Rod Sterling....... all I need is a camel smoke hanging from my mouth , a thin tie a cheap suite and say.. your about to enter.. the Twilight Zone :-) Seriously.....let me know how we do? Eastern Time transits to the angles in Chicago Monday** pl asc 840 -- me asc 920 -- sa nd 1000 -- mo dec 1100 -- ma asc 1100 -- ve asc 1125 -- ne asc 1220 -- su mh 1235 -- ur asc 1245 -- pl mh 115 -- ju asc me mh 1:55 -- ma mh 3:30 -- mo dec sa asc ve mh 3:55 Tuesday** pl asc 8:35 -- me asc 9:25 -- sa nd 9:50 -- ma asc 11:00 -- ve asc 1125 -- mo dec 11:45 -- ne asc 12:20 -- su mh 1235 -- ur asc 1240 -- ju as c pl mh 1:10 -- me mh 1:55 -- ma mh sa asc 3:30 -- ve mh 355 Wednesday me asc 9:30 -- sa nd 9:50 -- ma asc 11:00 -- ve asc 11:25 -- ne asc 12:15 -- mo dec 12:25 -- su mh 12:35 -- ur asc 12:40 -- pl mh ju asc 1:05 -- me mh 2:00 -- sa asc ma mh 3:25 -- ve mh 355

To: Cage Rattler who wrote (1648)	11/18/1997 6:51:00 AM
From: GROUND ZERO™	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 5676

Ted, If I understand you question, you cannot go backwards with this operation, only foward in time. There are likely earlier patterns that indicated the high for August, but you need to go back to older charts. Better yet, if you understand the function, you can easily see where then next resistance will be. Simple, just bisect the October high and low just made. Always use the biggest wave on the chart. Run a line from those August lows in the SP and extend it. On The DOW, the lowest low was made in September. For the DOW, I would use the September low. You will see a rising line showing that resistance will be higher the longer it takes in time to get there. On the SP, above 1000, just over new highs. For the DOW, the line crossed 8100 yesterday and extends higher further out it time. This is only a basic application. You need to understand what it means when prices pass through those lines and keep going or when they fail to reach those lines and turn the other way. First, get the basic, then we can go on. GZ