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# @+ u& E! d+ Q0 oThe Definitive Guide to Using Square of Nine by Mikula Patrick
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5 U+ r/ M' r% G( B4 d3 FThe Gann Pyramid Sq9 by Ferrera Daniel T* m5 c; l1 ]; M& ~' J' V
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; H5 ]' c5 p" ]# r- |Square of Nine Essentials
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The Gann Wheel% m# V2 I6 c4 n3 r1 ^& M
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How to Calculate Square of 9 Chart Angles: u% R+ U# I9 S2 A2 O# ]" h2 n
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Predicting Market Trends Using the Square of 9
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' Q$ _( ~6 m6 Z! z/ hSQUARES 1 TO 33 INCLUSIVE PRICE AND TIME 1 TO 1089+ P. N$ \: y" Y* T& q* P( X. w
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" {; i. Z: e* t W根据甘氏轮计算价格和时间目标1--4
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This chart starts with the square of 1 in the center, and moves clockwise around with 0 ^1 K' |' d) E2 T- J; |- X( P
the odd squares coming out on the 45 degree angle. These are 1, 9, 25, 49, 81, etc. + f( D+ a/ m8 c6 F3 m6 S
The even squares run in the opposite direction on a 45 degree angle, beginning with # Q$ c* }) _; F% R" ^
the square of 2, which is 4 and continuing on this angle. This produces a variable in ; T" B7 W2 n' N* ?
time and price of 2. That is 2 points in price, 2 days, 2 weeks, or two months in time.
L9 C! ]' m; Y% b. T& QThis chart proves why prices move so much faster at higher levels, and measures / C; @& n1 x7 a* k' Y# |. Y- f
exact resistance levels in the squares.
+ u: d4 ?, [( m' H3 x1 L8 eExample: May soy beans extreme low 44¢. This is in the square of 7. From 43 to {. p1 u- o8 Z8 M& B
49, is 90 degrees. When the price was at 436-3/4, from 421 to 441 covered 90
* {. h: n6 m8 zdegrees. Therefore to swing between these angles required 20 points while at low ! b* w) H" A- B9 U% P% v# O, @- Y
levels it was only 5 points. It is the same with the time periods. At the present time
|8 d* A# `; Y. j0 i# iMay soy beans is in the 253rd month from December 28, 1932 and you will note that
% A% v6 |- w( ]+ N9 B0 N) H% qfrom 241 to 257 is 90 degrees, or 16 points, in price or 16 periods in months, weeks
" Y8 L" c/ x& `- d' B) |and days. You will note that the 253rd months is on the angle of 22½ degrees or ) j/ I6 {3 e7 F5 n( c5 Z5 f+ x- c' P
112½ degrees from the starting point and the opposite point of the angle is January
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starting at the left and in the East beginning March 21, are the seasonal time periods,
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which is just a little past the seasonal date of December 21, and January 15, is just 2 1 T2 X) {: I6 k9 N7 B0 X
days from the 22½ degree angle, July 27, extreme low on May soy beans is just
+ Q/ E2 D5 \) l/ |' ubeyond July 14, where the 22½ degree angle comes out. 0 s$ C6 |2 j7 g% B. M2 }
All of the important highs on May beans are marked with a green circle. The
" ]# C, ^& g4 S* R+ Uimportant lows are marked with a red circle. You will note that 44¢ was just one
* s, n4 p- N' a7 d+ f7 t5 n" {point from the 45 degree angle and 436-3/4 the extreme high was on this 45 degree
* j. N* m# h! A$ l' aangle. Also on a green angle of 22½ degrees. The extreme low on May beans, 67, on
* R8 }4 D4 @ T+ V' |' b. g0 hJuly 27, 1939, was on a green angle of 22½ degrees, and this angles runs to the date
" X. M( j; [5 q4 X; g: ^of Aug. 31, and Feb. 28. Also 202½ was on the same line with 67, and 405 was just
P0 t% z* n, Y; \+ c1¢ away from the angle of 221½ degrees. From the important highs and lows, I have
; X* Z8 \9 ]$ Y( o, E6 v0 Jdrawn 45 degree angles and 90 degree angles in order that you can see the important
/ a! w. l9 \) E3 ^3 Sresistance levels. * m1 c) ~4 l% {& [6 X: k
Example: The recent high of 311¼ on May soy beans made on December 2, 1953,
& s1 e- C" n' _3 a6 U0 Hwas on the 90 degree angle or straight up from 436-3/4, and also on the angle of 22½
; w3 M8 s" w- t; n5 d1 Qdegrees which runs from 44 and 277, and you will note that 310 is on a 45 degree
. m& r) @8 w. o( ?6 X* ]2 jangle from 240 the low in August 1953, making this a strong resistance and selling : E1 i- k# ?1 a& C7 b
level. The time period of 253 months is in red figures and the price of 305 is on the
* F* ?1 f: o/ F) e% d90 degree angle from 233 low and 240 low. A price of 305 is below the 45 degree 2 h) E- V: _5 j: A. ^3 H; e
angle from 44¢, 344, and 240. It is on the angle of zero degrees from 240. When the
4 e$ ]9 Y- d6 A G! ]prices sells at 303 it will be below the 45 degree angle from 240. A complete cycle or 1 S% ]/ P9 t P% w4 n6 ~
a round trip is most important to watch for a change in trend. From 240 to 305, was a
* H/ q/ l: R D) W. j Dcomplete square, cycle or round trip, but to reach on 90 degree angle, the price had to ; ]7 ?) p/ s0 Z1 N& v( e; y) g
make 308. The natural resistance level from the 45 degree angle at 307, to the 90
" ~& h+ r) K( m* D# z+ cdegree angle at 316, or one half was 311, the natural resistance and selling level.
4 {: J+ r- Z9 ~0 @When May beans declined on December 17, to 296, they were on the 45 degree angle % e ], a7 o* J' {' s# n4 F- u' c, f
from 44, because the time period was 252 months and we 44 which gives 296, 6 @: s4 H, x' `' f# m! |( n6 q
making this a temporary support and buying level. Also, it was 1¢ above the angle of , K# f/ C1 ] v/ u
no degrees or 180 degrees east of 44¢ extreme low.
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high to an extreme low. From a high of 311, to 298 is 67½ degrees and is about 11¼
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When the price had advanced from 240 to 305 it had moved 360 degrees or a ^0 @4 u. q5 z) e4 y8 j' R
complete circle. Therefore at 311, it had moved 33-3/4 degrees more than the circle 7 E' ?9 _& }. d
of 360 degrees. For the price to decline to the next natural resistance level from 340
2 U5 c* U f3 B" t2 _1 w, ]low would be 289 which would be on a 90 degree angle and on the square of 17 and 6 \1 Q+ N; ]( X( Y
on the 45 degree angle in the natural squares. To move to 90 degrees from 311 would 2 b V3 x4 f+ S2 Y- j3 A+ O2 ]5 \* o
be 285. The next important resistance level would be 277-276, which would be 180
2 ]% W% f2 R' ^9 _* e5 Ddegrees from 311 and on the same angle of 22½ degrees.
$ j& D( D- a6 t, qBring up all time periods from monthly highs and lows and weekly highs and lows * Z/ Q- E. T( ]! |+ t1 w F
and see how they stand in the square in relation to the price. ' N# V# A* K4 S& u; U! R; B q
Example: For the week ending January 9, 1954, May soy beans will be in the 20th . Z( b4 w9 [: s1 D+ J/ J o. T5 z
week, from August 20th low. Note that the beginning with square 1 at 20 on the
# d3 K- @( R) f8 z, _* c3 R& Kangle of 22½ degrees and should the price drop below 303 it will be below this time . T% I4 U& G* v
angle, and should it decline to 297 it will be on no degrees or 180 degrees from 20 in $ c# U, a& u4 X" h d: ]$ G' T
the time period.
* u' t4 [8 E8 g( c/ tFebruary 15, 1920, high 405. November 15, 1953 was 405 months, therefore, ; K- V3 y! U9 x" F- s6 x) M
December 15 was 406 months and January 15, will be 407 months and 303 is no 9 s& S, @' \# ^) N1 J: p$ i& v" i
degrees or 130 degrees from this time angle.
/ o( w4 U0 }; F% w8 R9 mJanuary 15, 1945 high to January 15, 1954 will 72 months. Look at 72 in the squares / C4 |! d+ k# m5 v" G9 L
and you will find that 72 which is in the square of 8 is on the same line as 44, and
1 z4 ^% `) k6 ~) K8 T8 wrunning across the price is 295. Therefore, if the price is below this it is in a weak / o5 ^8 N$ k1 o
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January 15, 1954 to Feb. 15, is the 73rd month and this is on a 45 degree angle, 7 s! g) h- U- C. W V4 u
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1959 [1939], July 27, May beans low, 67. To January 27, 1954, will be 174 months. ' ?- v- F. ^" P6 T
Note that 174 is opposite the price of 296, and that 176th month will be March 27,
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period is marked March 21, making this important to watch for a change in trend.
8 G3 W! M' r$ @& h, o M. S5 \2 r! aSuppose the price is at 288, this will be on a 90 degree angle of the time period of
[8 M/ [# l) Y% [8 M176. And 176 of course, is opposite 69 low and 178 months which will be May 27 * O. N" O+ \* z4 y4 d- p
will be opposite 180 degrees from 67 the extreme low on May beans. 9 }9 L: r, p2 f, {+ r3 B
If you will put in the time to study and practice with this Master Chart, using all of the
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