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To: h_ who wrote (63114)	8/12/2014 11:24:43 AM
From: GROUND ZERO™	3 Recommendations Recommended By Blasher dealmakr Hawkmoon Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 221559

You're right about volume, and that's why I find it completely meaningless and useless... my model uses only price and time, nothing else is needed... everything else is only guessing... my model is 3 dimensional, it tracks time and price, nothing but time and price, it measure prices as it moves through space... time and space is the same... space itself is curved, so therefore all price charts are also curved like the globe... looking ahead in time, space not only curves but the curve actually accelerates in a way that at some point in the future the curve actually begins to move back in time to the present and then into the past... both time and price move together with that space curve... at the apex, or at that exact point at which that space curve stops moving forward in time but begins to turn back in time is where the VP points are found and that exact future time/price point can be measured precisely as a specific future date on any calendar for easy future reference... these are the deadline dates for the major VP prices... this is why these VP prices and future VP dates are anything but random, they're already fixed in the future... There is absolutely nothing like my model to be found anywhere in traditional TA... the only person who got close to it was W.D. Gann, but apparently he also didn't understand that price and time were curve linear... GZ