Article: Natural Trading Days
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Combining Gann Cycles With The Golden Ratio
Gann wrote about natural time cycles and published a list of trading days to watch out for, but to the best of my knowledge never explained how he arrived at them. The following is just the tip of the Gann time iceberg.
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Ratio
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90
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120
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180
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240
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270
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360
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0.382
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34
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45
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69
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90
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103
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137
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0.618
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55
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74
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111
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148
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166
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222
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0.872
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78
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104
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157
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208
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235
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313
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1.382
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124
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165
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249
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331
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373
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497
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1.618
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145
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194
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291
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388
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436
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582
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2.618
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235
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314
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471
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628
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706
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942
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Start with the March 24th, 2000, S&P high and plug some of these numbers into the bar counts using the Fibonacci Cycles tool in Ensign Windows. Over 80% are direct hits. A chart has been attached showing the 180 series from the March 24th, 2000, high. The 2nd chart shows the 180 series from the July 24th, 2002, low.



Article by Paul Boughton
Last modified 10/27/08 11:32 AM
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