标题: study for me [打印本页] 作者: logoslogos 时间: 2009-5-26 18:51 标题: study for me The Square of Nine is a number calculator used to forecast time and price targets for stocks N q7 f, D* L
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commodities. It is a circular arraingement of numbers in an attempt to relate the days of the k L: a) ^0 `. R4 @9 t2 |' `5 W; Icalendar - R5 i& W4 h1 k# r0 U- U& v- r$ ^* lyear to numbers and as such is set up in a square with the numbers going around in a circular : Z [: {- x3 O$ S. P9 y
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The main square in this program shows the eight 45 degree segments from 2 to 9 and then the 5 X7 G% O4 ^0 F! r0 ]% U* c
second square starts at 10 and goes to the next odd number 25. Since each new square starts , u; a) t/ U: K2 x9 ^5 y
at a 5 t" p6 z) [' V. v; `new odd number squared we can see that to go all around the square we need only calculate 3 l% p/ u _7 Rthe 7 j8 d* R. G1 q+ c1 Z: Q# Msquare root of a number and add 2 to that and then re-square. This is easily seen from the fact - N& }( x" P& d D, T4 p7 C1 p
that ; L* b! O" Q7 v& w$ \$ qthe odd number squares are all separated by 2. On this square prices meet resistance when 6 E5 a/ V# y" u( A0 I
they 7 }: R, B, s* `! ^8 }: b& ufall on the same angles or 45 degree offset angles to the original price. Furthermore a large circle * s' G; F8 C5 j$ Q& P
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usually placed around the complete square with the days of the year spread around that ) J4 z4 ^$ d# a @circumference. Angles drawn from this outer calendar day circumference to the center of the 4 B+ I) ]8 ~2 r) n' w+ c$ dwheel ) u2 ]7 C( W2 E: i2 Y C
create angles that have very strong resistance in price and time and stocks will tend to gravitate 6 K+ u) f- t6 `" o p7 \6 Z
to : {* a: `4 m8 U( Q3 Gthose angles on important market culminations.6 b) |2 p4 {& y9 w" r
On this program the main square can be used to look for past highs and lows along the same * a L! ?4 z$ S; j0 Aangle and therefore forecast future reversals when prices again reach those angles. 2 z5 P- I" R/ O5 s, G
Look at the rows in the main grid to see major support and resistance numbers on either side of the number you 7 w& T" [ B9 V# j; { ]are looking for.* ]' v" O2 {2 W; s
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"Calendar" button places calendar dates in the wheel in the same format as prices so you can 5 _& q' r5 ]* p7 P% q8 l( ksee a series of dates from past highs and lows that are connected along the same angle. The ) l) c F8 a& @$ E4 l+ V* B! l \
"Date Box" at the top left is the place you put a date of a major high or low or you put today's . a; y) g+ n# W
date (the default) to get price levels forecasted for today. Below the calendar date is a "Natural Angle Date" 0 O7 {; Q w# |8 z* z8 O+ G
bar that when pressed will compute natural angles and a series of prices on those angles that ; S8 N6 j4 h* b& R. @$ L3 F/ t' a
may not be in the large square above which only show the most common 45 degree separations 2 j+ V$ I' [+ R
of the year. The natural angle that shows up when you press this bar is a number that is very . D9 @0 {% C% N! A" }specific to the calendar date in the box at the top. At the very bottom is a row of support and 3 _( c/ t( i3 q, ]" dresistance numbers that are based on this very specific natural angle calculated from the ' A5 b6 K! \0 P7 w3 ?- ospecific date entered. Again, you can enter major highs and lows in history as dates or today's ' L! m6 h& E L/ Ydate to see trends and places prices will want to close at on the close each day. In the text box " S' r4 S% F6 k i9 z% G6 F* ]* V* @at the very bottom you enter a current price like today's or yesterday's closing price and the ( ]* T6 j7 z" Oboxes will fill up with the natural prices the market wants to go to in that range on that particular 2 Q3 D% f: m6 q6 R; C: Y
date. The row at the very bottom has "Calendar Day" in the center and represents numbers you would get from 5 a4 b; N4 V+ J# i! Pthe wheel using the outer ring and drawing lines to the center as is done on most Gann Wheels.0 z. N4 F1 s3 U1 l9 l# ]
The only technical point you need to know is that dates CAN ONLY BE ENTERED AS : 4 y0 y# p6 l( j4 P, ~8 Y2 N& B+ iYYYY.MMDD format. That is the full year then a decimal point and then two digits for a month(0 - S9 S- {; q4 X! t! ?- dif needed) and two digits for the day. For much more about the use of this wheel see my new $ {* t0 d( K* L6 ~0 i1 n
book or my course. Accuracy is not guarenteed at extreme ranges and price levels, indeed accuracy is only ) @0 \4 ~3 l( ?0 V
about 1/10 of one percent so at the 1100 level of the S&P the numbers could be off by one or two. The trade off ( M6 |/ v" q. S& @is speed and simplicity and the assumption you know what you are doing. If you don't, read up on the Square of 0 z z& \% p' T cNine is my other books or course.This is ( Z% p' q4 ]* i3 ?9 lconsidered a very simple tool in this state and users use it at their own risk. 8 m1 H! y+ h |' B, uMichael S. Jenkins 8/20/20042 N: i& F/ q; F! R
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This caculator is for the NYSE or markets ) n3 U Y' }1 i6 r$ p" I% ]9 g5 hopen from 9:30 AM to 4:00 PM. 1 [ _* k$ h3 v2 K0 E" B. I6 SThis is a total of 390 minutes. Basic Gann 5 M4 ^3 S- e$ ~ t X
theory tells us to divide our time factors( [5 ?' ^) f0 ^+ v! S, Q! _
by 1/8th's but another universal measure $ F$ V; T, t2 C8 v
that I use is 1/10th's. The left two columns ?9 ?, H4 L0 ?7 k- k Nin the calculator show the natural start of the ! {9 c0 P" Z9 S( b7 ]+ uday at 9:30 AM and the next lines# O. F( R4 E: U! P+ S
down show the 1/8th (390/8=48.75 minutes) increments, with ! p( u/ W% |6 ^+ ~) }. }the next column" N0 [, k- X1 l6 j; N4 M* S
the 1/10th (390/10=39 minutes)increments. Note how this ' k; R# s2 m' |% u! P% M3 O4 ~explains why the market usually turns everyday 4 s' z9 s/ [2 u3 ^/ d* Wnear 10:09 AM and 10:19 AM. The next columns over are for & ` F% }) ?1 W8 w: h3 V
starting times other than 9:30 AM so you can enter in the . {) H: a) X: T6 l' X3 C0 ^"Start Time"; ~" n( v; @" b9 P. k! ?3 ?
box any time where a major high or low occurred and you will # Q; p1 Q) t* u; E: R7 v9 I6 G
then get the natural turns for the rest of the day. Most of these 6 Q/ f z( p$ m
turns are good# B1 O* M! `$ _' {+ ?+ @
to the minute most days! ! K3 G, @; @6 p4 Z E& _) S: E0 O' J/ r " u: {- e$ U. q# t. _1 q, o Z- R. g' ?# V
编辑的目的：禁用Smilies # E' l& J7 O% G* @, C- R9 T; Q0 |9 P . S. `# n- O6 `. B. ?2 v[ 本帖最后由 mzyma1355 于 2009-5-27 23:53 编辑 ]作者: adinos 时间: 2009-5-26 20:52
唉，满屏的英文，就不能直接稍微译注一下，也好帮助一下弟兄们。作者: dogbiscuit 时间: 2009-5-26 21:55
thanks . S5 V9 \4 z/ S! p' p' J& I- T 5 e0 a% k+ L" ]the source is from... ???