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To: Justinfo who wrote (56302)1/4/2014 1:36:41 PM
From: GROUND ZERO™1 Recommendation

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Justinfo

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Squaring time and price is a known and reliable method... I suppose you could cube or quadruple time and price, but eventually you would likely end up with a horizontal line... W.D. Gann introduced squaring time and price as a trading tool, although many people really don't understand what he was talking about, not that I really do either... LOL!!!

GZ



To: Justinfo who wrote (56302)1/5/2014 7:26:37 AM
From: GROUND ZERO™1 Recommendation

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Justinfo

  Respond to of 218833
 
Of course, those time/price square lines are not made of granite, so they can be broke, but if they do get broken, then it's definitely a meaningful event for the near term... a broken time/price square line, up or down, is reliable enough to use for trading, along with the usual cautions and warnings... this is not a part on my main model, but I do like to tinker with these lines to give me a snap shot impression of just where the market price is at any moment in time... when looking at these charts, as always, time is as real and as important as price, although most everyone looks only at price... time and price, you can't have one without the other, just like time and space, they're inseparable... space is measured in distance, and in this case, the unit of distance is price...

GZ