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TIME AND PRICE BALANCE + C, Y4 f% r2 E
By recording the greatest reaction in Price, when the market is advancing and the ' H. T% g" Q9 p; x' M. ]) B
greatest Time Period of reaction occurs, you will be able to tell when the market is - B3 ^9 y9 F. N5 z$ w
over-balanced. / _3 B p7 ^1 q8 B8 m5 \
Examples: November Beans, May 25, high 230. June 16, low 208, a Price decline
; I! P! b1 T; v% n fof 22¢ per bushel, time 22 calendar days and 18 market days. June 21 to 24th, the ! s. K( c) \& W: c
market declined 3 days and the Price decline was 5-½¢. July 17, high 257½. July
/ w4 Z ~3 S9 d( m1 y6 J19, low 240, a decline of 17½¢ per bushel in 2 days. Price had overbalanced the
+ t7 D! ^ I, h, d" Yprevious reaction, but Time had not over balanced. # H( I4 }5 M k* \1 P" n
July 26, extreme high 272. this was a SIGNAL DAY and a GAP DAY which was 2 J! k7 ` G. T6 R5 c
an EXHAUST GAP, and you would have gotten out of the market and been short
# s7 S' g, ^ h7 E! H* @1 zon these rules. July 29, low 259½, a decline of 12½¢ in 3 days. This had 9 o: W, a- `9 Z7 F, }( _5 ]4 R
exceeded the Time Period of the reaction on June 19 and had over balanced the 9 c; I2 B: W2 Q$ `: s, E; x
Time. The decline continued to August 2, low 256, down 16¢ time 7 days. A 1-
8 ~3 l, A v# vday rally followed to August 3, high 261½ , up 5½¢, the same as the decline from
9 g/ m% _2 H7 ^; Z7 c- c! G0 B, FJune 21 to 24th. After August 3, the decline continued and when prices were down 0 J8 ]5 y7 k0 q
more than 17½¢, they over balanced the Price decline from July 17 to 19th. After
& F e9 z2 H8 b, S" Q5 vthis, the decline was faster to August 15, low 236¼, a decline of 35-3/4¢ from 272.
2 n! @( G8 ~& d, Z# c# jAugust 15 was a SIGNAL DAY and was also 60 days from June 16, low. This
/ v! @& L+ p3 [8 [5 d; \2 R7 h: \; Pwas a buying indication where you would cover shorts and buy.
' Y2 a: a9 h' o- cFrom July 26 to August 15, the greatest rally was 2 days, and when Prices
( u9 O- V4 j3 o4 ^4 E1 _advanced for 3 days they had over balanced the Time Period, and indicated higher
/ U8 @) i4 H1 w2 J# |9 g7 R$ Qprices; and when Prices advanced more than 5½ ¢ per bushel they had over & c$ R4 p4 {) Y' P5 `: N
balanced the Price rally.
, y2 t, x' N' z$ n From August 15 to 30 there was only one 2-day reaction. On August 30 the high * I# Y" e+ D0 ?
on November Beans was 254¼ , which was ½ point between 272 and 236¼. This * o! T# R! N- Y, a4 r M, o
½ point was the selling level where you would sell out long Beans and sell short.
# o4 h& q: `' |" AAfter Prices declined for 3 days they had over balanced the Time Period. The Price
; E5 ^' _1 R5 a6 K! k0 Eadvance from August 18 to 22nd was 5¢ per bushel; therefore, when Prices
$ {0 h/ l' J2 Y$ P$ ?% wdeclined more than 5¢ they had over balanced the Price move of the previous rally. ! r; [# b8 q7 b* o% r0 Z i: t
October 7 to 16 Prices made lower tops and lower bottoms each day and were
2 z7 K' H0 { \% I6 B1 `. odown 7 days. You would apply the 7 to 10-DAY RULE and follow the market ( G/ [: j z2 {. v2 _0 B
down with stop loss order 1¢ above each day’s high. On October 16 the high was
8 N. [+ e c9 {' h229-3/4. This would make the stop loss order 230-3/4. However, after the
H8 p, k2 |* CSIGNAL DAY, on October 16, you should have covered shorts and bought / ?0 [, z& W6 N+ J
November Beans because this SIGNAL DAY occurred on an exact Time Period ) K9 l3 x7 W4 y7 f% _1 I
1/3 of a year from the low of June 16.
- i4 B; v) `6 L' N1 BFrom October 16, low, a sharp advance followed and when Prices crossed 231½ ,
L8 [: d2 s. @+ Y. Aon October 18, which was the ½ point of the life of the option, you had another & T9 z9 ~: H9 ~' k
SIGNAL TO BUY, and could expect the advance to Balance the move between Z. S6 s, ?! S( e6 Z6 ? [
August 15 to 30th which was 18¢ per bushel. October 23, November Beans / Q( z% t2 h; n. x- w! ^( e
advanced to 245-3/4 which was slightly more than 18¢ per bushel and then reacted
3 c, Z3 R0 A7 pslightly, indicating higher Prices. + T( N. `7 ]9 ^& Z* i
By watching the Balancing of Time and Price, together with the other rules, it will % q N" C& a$ N1 ~; H
help you to determine when Prices are reaching Extreme Highs or Extreme Lows. 0 Q% q& r* O& @$ w) N5 C
THE W.D. GANN MASTER COMMODITIES COURSE
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