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TIME AND PRICE BALANCE
9 L2 X: d, q8 f ?' VBy recording the greatest reaction in Price, when the market is advancing and the $ ]7 V8 a; r% ~( ]' h- \5 k
greatest Time Period of reaction occurs, you will be able to tell when the market is
8 j0 d. s- T* D# t6 gover-balanced. * r3 }( g9 a: r: h/ B
Examples: November Beans, May 25, high 230. June 16, low 208, a Price decline / q% v3 I$ [9 K, _8 {9 R
of 22¢ per bushel, time 22 calendar days and 18 market days. June 21 to 24th, the
1 o* x$ F9 Y p% k# b( ?/ |7 V% ], vmarket declined 3 days and the Price decline was 5-½¢. July 17, high 257½. July 0 r: U$ T1 |: P% T* J$ z3 F
19, low 240, a decline of 17½¢ per bushel in 2 days. Price had overbalanced the 0 @/ W& _6 ?# |, F* s& ^
previous reaction, but Time had not over balanced.
7 y. S8 W- u1 k1 p7 q8 Z/ ZJuly 26, extreme high 272. this was a SIGNAL DAY and a GAP DAY which was
( D m3 o( R x8 [6 C3 qan EXHAUST GAP, and you would have gotten out of the market and been short
* s. x! {; j0 r) D) Q. Uon these rules. July 29, low 259½, a decline of 12½¢ in 3 days. This had & I$ s, u0 q- o) f
exceeded the Time Period of the reaction on June 19 and had over balanced the 8 D! V/ ?/ Y6 k/ x" C0 M, ?. E w D9 \
Time. The decline continued to August 2, low 256, down 16¢ time 7 days. A 1- ) e2 P3 @+ R- E& l8 J8 {. H
day rally followed to August 3, high 261½ , up 5½¢, the same as the decline from 6 M; E3 ^* _8 \: k; A+ D c3 G
June 21 to 24th. After August 3, the decline continued and when prices were down
1 U. `+ X$ w: w; w! h+ y! `! s# R! zmore than 17½¢, they over balanced the Price decline from July 17 to 19th. After ( P# a J$ l+ }9 O/ H$ b
this, the decline was faster to August 15, low 236¼, a decline of 35-3/4¢ from 272.
: v0 u1 q& [ G: |August 15 was a SIGNAL DAY and was also 60 days from June 16, low. This 4 `6 f$ r/ u5 S B4 l
was a buying indication where you would cover shorts and buy. 7 z" b/ O3 L2 ~+ Z$ r
From July 26 to August 15, the greatest rally was 2 days, and when Prices / e" b) Z9 w, e8 }2 `
advanced for 3 days they had over balanced the Time Period, and indicated higher 6 d4 \' J) U" U5 g& t8 C# {& j( d! D
prices; and when Prices advanced more than 5½ ¢ per bushel they had over
- i1 d/ G/ F# l" \1 k% nbalanced the Price rally. $ F& T" Q9 E `+ ~8 h
From August 15 to 30 there was only one 2-day reaction. On August 30 the high 7 P! H; f! f! i& l4 W! k
on November Beans was 254¼ , which was ½ point between 272 and 236¼. This
% g4 I7 ?! ]. b+ ]6 \9 w8 g½ point was the selling level where you would sell out long Beans and sell short. . i7 C5 u% a1 Y1 [
After Prices declined for 3 days they had over balanced the Time Period. The Price 9 q7 w( I$ H: @& F) c* y
advance from August 18 to 22nd was 5¢ per bushel; therefore, when Prices * E! Q9 N* @. r# a
declined more than 5¢ they had over balanced the Price move of the previous rally.
- q' [. r6 X% U& R8 rOctober 7 to 16 Prices made lower tops and lower bottoms each day and were & W6 X9 S9 X9 W+ C9 ], k4 g; \
down 7 days. You would apply the 7 to 10-DAY RULE and follow the market 2 V4 k) O/ _7 b2 x- o
down with stop loss order 1¢ above each day’s high. On October 16 the high was & @8 f; v. t2 L
229-3/4. This would make the stop loss order 230-3/4. However, after the
6 [. h5 {: Y" t% s$ HSIGNAL DAY, on October 16, you should have covered shorts and bought / g* u/ l$ q* T9 j" p" z
November Beans because this SIGNAL DAY occurred on an exact Time Period
; _3 ^1 ?; B3 P; W- G {( j2 C1/3 of a year from the low of June 16.
+ K3 L3 \- p! X" t0 ?From October 16, low, a sharp advance followed and when Prices crossed 231½ , 5 q* M' S% K/ O6 j
on October 18, which was the ½ point of the life of the option, you had another
2 `# {; E, }1 ASIGNAL TO BUY, and could expect the advance to Balance the move between
7 b" U8 I7 Q5 ^9 _6 \August 15 to 30th which was 18¢ per bushel. October 23, November Beans
4 _) z5 v. M9 A, g. r8 z' Oadvanced to 245-3/4 which was slightly more than 18¢ per bushel and then reacted
# C/ L; Y- L" L* ?2 c5 pslightly, indicating higher Prices.
: [" A u& z ` J1 A3 Q, C By watching the Balancing of Time and Price, together with the other rules, it will H4 V* E( E# Z% T& C' L: s
help you to determine when Prices are reaching Extreme Highs or Extreme Lows. , ] m& j( @. T- h2 z& h
THE W.D. GANN MASTER COMMODITIES COURSE
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