江恩模式中9卷13章结尾有这样一句话“This might be another clue as to what Gann meant when he said to
move over three places to find the square of a numbers own place.”,就是不理解?
前文主要讨论数列(1,1,2,3,5,8,13,21,34,55,。。。。。)连续2数字平方和与这两个数字之间的位置规律,这很好理解,但是这句话,不知道什么意思 doubt
那位来解释一下,不甚感激 tomfoolery
原帖由 短线王 于 2009-3-21 20:27 发表
江恩模式中9卷13章有接近这样一句话“This might be another clue as to what Gann meant when he said to
move over three places to find the square of a numbers own place.”,就是不理解?
前文主要讨论数列 ...
原帖由 短线王 于 2009-3-21 20:27 发表
江恩模式中9卷13章结尾有这样一句话“This might be another clue as to what Gann meant when he said to
move over three places to find the square of a numbers own place.”,就是不理解?
前文主要讨论数列 ...
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This might be another clue as to what Gann meant when he said to move over three places to find the square of a numbers own place.
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这是用翻译软件翻译的。看不懂。
“这也许是另一个线索至于什么Gann意味他什么时候说移动三个地方发现正方形数字拥有地方。 ”
原帖由 垂钓沧波间 于 2009-3-22 17:47 发表
This might be another clue as to what Gann meant when he said to move over three places to find the square of a numbers own place.
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这是用翻译软件翻译的。看不懂。s ...
So, I will leave you with this lastPATTERN for you to find. He mentions that 360 runs from the main center. Obviously all numbers on the hexagon run from the "center," so he must have meant something else when he mentioned the 180 degrees or the 90 degrees. With what you know now, figure out what he meant!
模式第十卷最后一段 cheer
大家都见到的360°,180°,90°,说说有什么深意 I like
原帖由 短线王 于 2009-3-23 08:05 发表
So, I will leave you with this lastPATTERN for you to find. He mentions that 360 runs from the main center. Obviously all numbers on the hexagon run from the "center," so he must have meant something ...
原帖由 短线王 于 2009-3-23 08:05 发表
So, I will leave you with this lastPATTERN for you to find. He mentions that 360 runs from the main center. Obviously all numbers on the hexagon run from the "center," so he must have meant something ...