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TIME AND PRICE BALANCE
' M; M# J7 q# O) T5 S/ Y5 HBy recording the greatest reaction in Price, when the market is advancing and the
+ m/ e' b/ E8 H: C( Y! _/ V; q+ X7 xgreatest Time Period of reaction occurs, you will be able to tell when the market is 8 N, o ^& S" r; u5 H# i u# j
over-balanced. ( { t* Z8 }) w! C' R' n1 V
Examples: November Beans, May 25, high 230. June 16, low 208, a Price decline y$ x& \# E% a- P; |
of 22¢ per bushel, time 22 calendar days and 18 market days. June 21 to 24th, the 8 H& D" w9 h. o9 t. \% c3 U
market declined 3 days and the Price decline was 5-½¢. July 17, high 257½. July
1 U b y$ \0 R& b( l( I19, low 240, a decline of 17½¢ per bushel in 2 days. Price had overbalanced the % Z* a7 } T1 q. s m$ x( L7 U
previous reaction, but Time had not over balanced. # M4 \$ g, e' F' P! J' V
July 26, extreme high 272. this was a SIGNAL DAY and a GAP DAY which was ! T4 P" L3 T( s' a2 n' A
an EXHAUST GAP, and you would have gotten out of the market and been short
7 G6 Q: ^2 b1 ?on these rules. July 29, low 259½, a decline of 12½¢ in 3 days. This had
- J- K# v5 Y5 _4 kexceeded the Time Period of the reaction on June 19 and had over balanced the
( E5 Y5 }5 k8 g$ b9 A! {# p& xTime. The decline continued to August 2, low 256, down 16¢ time 7 days. A 1-
7 {3 }0 }: Q1 V6 y( P5 Zday rally followed to August 3, high 261½ , up 5½¢, the same as the decline from
( T- T% Z8 m( @/ IJune 21 to 24th. After August 3, the decline continued and when prices were down 7 K9 _( w8 p& K, [ K! a$ x& j+ C6 X
more than 17½¢, they over balanced the Price decline from July 17 to 19th. After
7 }3 Y* `# E- Mthis, the decline was faster to August 15, low 236¼, a decline of 35-3/4¢ from 272. 1 |. I$ V/ |1 }: S5 F
August 15 was a SIGNAL DAY and was also 60 days from June 16, low. This
! I% x! @& ?9 y0 g: ewas a buying indication where you would cover shorts and buy.
3 O7 v1 [9 Y1 |/ X6 m8 w6 w( yFrom July 26 to August 15, the greatest rally was 2 days, and when Prices ! m6 _+ P' Y1 O1 @3 \
advanced for 3 days they had over balanced the Time Period, and indicated higher
4 k* C1 ~0 K( i7 Rprices; and when Prices advanced more than 5½ ¢ per bushel they had over 6 L& j% O# z9 F0 ^$ k. G) z/ u
balanced the Price rally. $ x; Y$ J T& Y) e1 v) V( x
From August 15 to 30 there was only one 2-day reaction. On August 30 the high
0 D7 X8 G9 C# ^- v) a7 son November Beans was 254¼ , which was ½ point between 272 and 236¼. This
. ]; f' p4 a' Y- E1 W9 \& K9 C1 @! b½ point was the selling level where you would sell out long Beans and sell short.
T; k8 @7 P5 X# B/ S: FAfter Prices declined for 3 days they had over balanced the Time Period. The Price
# P3 }) J# E/ I5 e0 t6 m% E+ Cadvance from August 18 to 22nd was 5¢ per bushel; therefore, when Prices
$ Z3 P+ K0 T5 Z/ ?9 R4 Y. m7 xdeclined more than 5¢ they had over balanced the Price move of the previous rally.
& G$ |% [$ W7 z) p$ i& MOctober 7 to 16 Prices made lower tops and lower bottoms each day and were
- E1 ]# b( M; T2 s! Ldown 7 days. You would apply the 7 to 10-DAY RULE and follow the market ' D" H/ p$ q- b4 |: E" X- J
down with stop loss order 1¢ above each day’s high. On October 16 the high was ( \+ S! A; K7 v0 d7 s) k' G
229-3/4. This would make the stop loss order 230-3/4. However, after the # B! @( {, w9 A5 ^
SIGNAL DAY, on October 16, you should have covered shorts and bought
( S& k. F0 }/ A; ~4 b: S' DNovember Beans because this SIGNAL DAY occurred on an exact Time Period * i4 \1 z, G2 h% @. S
1/3 of a year from the low of June 16. $ x, i. w& h! m8 [! x# q
From October 16, low, a sharp advance followed and when Prices crossed 231½ , + b7 g/ P* L/ D3 v8 l: Q# j7 g
on October 18, which was the ½ point of the life of the option, you had another . _ z* D& g1 {$ O @# O
SIGNAL TO BUY, and could expect the advance to Balance the move between 8 c9 Q o6 v% e" Y; L
August 15 to 30th which was 18¢ per bushel. October 23, November Beans
3 o1 s& X2 T& P) X& Yadvanced to 245-3/4 which was slightly more than 18¢ per bushel and then reacted
) s) C! \' T# ~1 Z9 G2 M/ W) ^slightly, indicating higher Prices.
5 H# | J" }% m% _5 j# Z% d* x! V By watching the Balancing of Time and Price, together with the other rules, it will
" C1 m' Z5 g8 U0 ~- h# N Fhelp you to determine when Prices are reaching Extreme Highs or Extreme Lows. ( r$ P. T5 s+ D* F$ ?; @; i8 o3 R
THE W.D. GANN MASTER COMMODITIES COURSE
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