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To: Richard Estes who wrote (7961)1/24/1998 11:43:00 AM
From: Gale A. Thompson  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 12039
 
Good morning all...

I wasn't exactly sure where to post this, but I thought maybe some here would find this of interest....

W.D.Gann: "Watch January 2nd to 7th and 15th to 21st; watch these time
periods each year and note the high and low prices. Until these high
prices are crossed or low prices broken, consider the trend up or down."

Market.............Time............High............Low

Dow...........01/02 - 01/07.......8072.91.........7751.56
Dow...........01/15 - 01/21.......7908.00.........7651.66
Dow...........01/22 - 01/23.......7833.26.........7609.31

NasDaq........01/02 - 01/07.......1602.88.........1547.52
NasDaq........01/15 - 01/21.......1590.66.........1541.29
NasDaq........01/22 - 01/23.......1588.11.........1568.10

RUT...........01/02 - 01/07........437.06..........429.79
RUT...........01/15 - 01/21........431.31..........421.75
RUT...........01/22 - 01/23........426.20..........424.81

The Dow:

Because 7609.31 is already below the lowest value (7651.66) of the time
periods specified, the DJ30 is in a down-trend. We will be considered
in a down-trend (Gann standards) as long as we stay below 8072.91.
According to Gann, we will not be in an up pattern until we breach the
this point. Interesting to me how this simple litmus can account for
the ranging that we are currently experiencing in the Dow.

NasDaq:

NasDaq is currently inside of the range set forth by Gann's trading
dates. Our highs have been below Gann's high range and the lows above
Gann's low range. As a result, we are ranging. The market is looking
for direction and will give us an indication when we either cross above
1602.88 or dip below 1541.29. This would suggest (to me) that the lower
to mid-cap stocks are showing more strength at this point.

RUT:

The Russell 2000 falls pretty much in line with NasDaq. The current
lows have been higher than the Gann lows and the current highs are lower
than the Gann highs. Again the Russell 2000 is in a ranging pattern.
We will be bullish if it crosses above the 437.06 level and bearish if
it dips below 421.75.

This will be fun to watch and grade its use as a barometer for market
sentiment and direction.

-- Gt --
______________________________________________

See Big Blue at 5202 Blue Avenue
geocities.com



To: Richard Estes who wrote (7961)1/25/1998 8:16:00 AM
From: ExCane  Read Replies (3) | Respond to of 12039
 
Richard and All-
Have you discussed which/if indicators and chart setups increase the probability of success more reliably for different time horizons? If I missed this, please point me to the location of this discussion. I remember Jack Landis discussed weighted stochs for different time frames at the Jersey meeting (don't ask me if I understood it). I daytrade and I ask this because I notice a certain MACD setup and moving average convergence (w/ Quotes Plus) before a short term move often, and wonder if it's just coincidence. I've just started with MetaStock and would like to explore this and other setups/indicators. Lastly, does anyone here work with realtime TA? Thanks in advance.
-Alex