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TIME AND PRICE BALANCE + w% ^3 f+ n, b/ ^( x
By recording the greatest reaction in Price, when the market is advancing and the * y- H% W9 H; V: q& \- A: P1 D
greatest Time Period of reaction occurs, you will be able to tell when the market is ! x1 r% f6 p2 v. O) V% i# {, b
over-balanced.
; P% S% M3 L" Y/ H5 z. `Examples: November Beans, May 25, high 230. June 16, low 208, a Price decline
9 G2 M& K" B4 rof 22¢ per bushel, time 22 calendar days and 18 market days. June 21 to 24th, the 7 R% X- k5 u- j0 h8 d' }% g% O
market declined 3 days and the Price decline was 5-½¢. July 17, high 257½. July ' M! T' q6 u: p5 W" [
19, low 240, a decline of 17½¢ per bushel in 2 days. Price had overbalanced the / B( N. z2 C+ e) c7 H+ }
previous reaction, but Time had not over balanced. # g: I, f5 J/ Z* E7 O
July 26, extreme high 272. this was a SIGNAL DAY and a GAP DAY which was 4 _6 m* q6 c9 Y- L- H# y) l
an EXHAUST GAP, and you would have gotten out of the market and been short
1 P; }. G/ K9 Q0 Son these rules. July 29, low 259½, a decline of 12½¢ in 3 days. This had : L u6 y# p0 ^/ G0 A3 ~: o
exceeded the Time Period of the reaction on June 19 and had over balanced the + C9 H! m# V1 K* h3 Q
Time. The decline continued to August 2, low 256, down 16¢ time 7 days. A 1-
. v+ _7 [. @; i6 W! [0 Aday rally followed to August 3, high 261½ , up 5½¢, the same as the decline from
G- k, ?' X; C1 {- k3 l* SJune 21 to 24th. After August 3, the decline continued and when prices were down D/ x" m5 u4 g) l& {& w
more than 17½¢, they over balanced the Price decline from July 17 to 19th. After
9 W; l) b; L% \- ?4 Q% `this, the decline was faster to August 15, low 236¼, a decline of 35-3/4¢ from 272. ; I9 ~' i! ?5 R' i3 s
August 15 was a SIGNAL DAY and was also 60 days from June 16, low. This
. t- A4 h5 X0 F# uwas a buying indication where you would cover shorts and buy. 5 m, h; g% w/ ^6 L R
From July 26 to August 15, the greatest rally was 2 days, and when Prices
! q8 i, h _/ N' X/ c# v4 h6 ladvanced for 3 days they had over balanced the Time Period, and indicated higher 2 C+ J, C6 z2 N. t, |9 C2 f" x
prices; and when Prices advanced more than 5½ ¢ per bushel they had over 7 T5 ?% g3 m; ]' C8 E4 Y4 ?' W) p
balanced the Price rally.
3 A/ x6 Q& g$ ?% O0 L. |- E% ` From August 15 to 30 there was only one 2-day reaction. On August 30 the high 7 J K5 v# |3 [0 U! P3 A7 f0 E
on November Beans was 254¼ , which was ½ point between 272 and 236¼. This $ _% ]9 Q1 [$ r0 G4 L' _& ?$ J6 j
½ point was the selling level where you would sell out long Beans and sell short.
9 f0 d% H, O4 L" PAfter Prices declined for 3 days they had over balanced the Time Period. The Price 2 ~) h& t2 c. }4 y9 y3 P
advance from August 18 to 22nd was 5¢ per bushel; therefore, when Prices ' S2 x( E% }9 q6 `8 ^+ |- }
declined more than 5¢ they had over balanced the Price move of the previous rally. ; A1 O1 C+ T- L) X& U
October 7 to 16 Prices made lower tops and lower bottoms each day and were * E1 I1 A2 e$ ?
down 7 days. You would apply the 7 to 10-DAY RULE and follow the market
' z4 H7 W8 k1 C! @) r8 Kdown with stop loss order 1¢ above each day’s high. On October 16 the high was
, j0 ]3 |# u, E229-3/4. This would make the stop loss order 230-3/4. However, after the
$ m# P7 \( h3 Z5 \SIGNAL DAY, on October 16, you should have covered shorts and bought
7 q G2 g, |- L0 h$ RNovember Beans because this SIGNAL DAY occurred on an exact Time Period % Z" t2 f/ P1 Y" l* V! E. s4 k' ?
1/3 of a year from the low of June 16.
/ r: @- Z) Y- H2 x2 U2 RFrom October 16, low, a sharp advance followed and when Prices crossed 231½ ,
5 W' x( ?# a' Q, k) u& O; ion October 18, which was the ½ point of the life of the option, you had another
3 J$ m! M! o' Q3 p/ I$ k' A# DSIGNAL TO BUY, and could expect the advance to Balance the move between % D5 [1 d, y- N5 i
August 15 to 30th which was 18¢ per bushel. October 23, November Beans \0 o s1 q4 Y! N% J
advanced to 245-3/4 which was slightly more than 18¢ per bushel and then reacted
_$ h, [" @' vslightly, indicating higher Prices. * ` B: u! L& W' p3 f5 d
By watching the Balancing of Time and Price, together with the other rules, it will 7 P) f# s+ Z/ H6 n i. t
help you to determine when Prices are reaching Extreme Highs or Extreme Lows.
) m# H" c4 O: {5 w, bTHE W.D. GANN MASTER COMMODITIES COURSE
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