TECHNICAL ANALYSIS BASIC COURSE BY CHARTTRADING.

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3. REAL TIME CHART PATTERN…….

What is real time chart pattern?

Real time chart pattern is not an easy matter, there is lot problem occur when you will make
trade through real time price pattern. We already know number of chart pattern name but 3 to 4
patterns are workable among of them that are DOUBLE TOP, DOUBLE BOTTOM, HEAD AND
SHOULDER, and PRICE GAP AND WOLFE WAVE.

Lot of analyst using 5, 30 and 60 minutes chart time frame to make a trade intraday basis but
this time frame is wrong that is why they are loss money and blame to market. The Original real
time chart time frame is 15 minutes bar or candle chart.W.D.Gann himself was using 15
minute chart for intraday trading.Mr.Gann was an all time legendary trader of the world.

4. SQUARE OF NINE

What is the square of Nine? (Keep a Square of Nine Chart in front of you while reading)

The Square of Nine is basically a spiral of numbers starting with the number one in the center
(or apex of the Great Pyramid) with the number 2 immediately to the left. The rest of the
numbers spiral around the center in a clockwise fashion to the number 9,which completes the
first cycle of numbers around the center.10 through 25 completes the 2 nd cycle,26 through 49
completes the 3rd ,etc.The square is divided into eight 45 degrees angles.

The numbers that run through the centre in the shape of “+” sign are the cardinal numbers. The
numbers that run through the center in the shape of a “X” are the corner or ordinal cross. In the
first cycle around the center, there is one digit separating each 45 degree angle. In cycle
number two (10 to 25) there are 2 digit separating each45 degree angle. In cycle three (26 to
49), there are 3 digits separating each 45 degree angle. In cycle 1000; there would be 1000
digits or cells separating each 45 degree.

SQUARE OF NINE PART-ONE

Under the section titled 'Time and Price Resistance Points According to Squares of Numbers'
in the W. D. Gann
Commodity Course, Mr. Gann wrote that:

Stocks [and commodities] work out to the square of different numbers, triangle points of
different numbers, the squares of their bottoms, the squares of their tops, or to a halfway
point of the different squares according to the time period.
 Therefore it is important for you to study the resistance levels according to these numbers.
The squares of each number and the halfway point between the squares of one number
and the next point are very important. For example:

● the square of 2 is 4; the square of 3 is 9. The halfway point between 4 and 9 is 6.5.
● The square of 4 is 16; the square of 5 is 25. The halfway point between 16 and 25 is
20.5.
● The square of 6 is 36; the square of 7 is 49. The halfway point between 36 and 49 is
42.5.
● The square of 8 is 64; the square of 9 is 81. The halfway point between 64 and 81 is
72.5.
● The square of 10 is 100; the square of 11 is 121. The halfway point between 100 and
121 is 110.5.
● The square of 12 is 144; the square of 13 is169. The halfway point between 144 and
169 is 132.5.

If you examine closely the numbers of the 'square of nine' or the 'odds and evens chart'
(see below), you find that these natural squares are aligned on the same angle from the
center. The odd squares of 1, 9, 25, 49, 81, and so on, go from the center down to the
lower left-hand corner. The even squares of 4, 16, 36, 64, 100, and so on, go from the
center up to the top right-hand corner.

Since the distance from 16 (the square or four) to 25 (the square of five) is 180 degrees
around the chart, it becomes clear why Mr. Gann expected changes in the trend of a market
price at 180 degrees or 'on an angle of 180'. Similarly, he would expect changes at 90
degrees (one-half of one square) and 360 degrees (two squares).

The square progression seems to work better with three significant digits. If you are studying
a market with four digits in a price, try dropping the last number to get to a number you can
use on the chart. Similarly, if you are studying a low price stock, try adding a zero or move
the decimal to get three significant digits.

The square of nine is without a doubt one of Mr. Gann's most powerful trading and
analysis tools. It also can be a little complex. Re-read this article.

SQUARE ROOT THEORY:

Gann said 360 degree =2 so if I am divide the 360 by 8 then each angle is 45 degree angle
around the circle similarly 2 divided by 8 =0.25 so (0.25 = 45 degree angle)

Example:

The number 800 and if I calculate the square root of this number is 28.28 the minus .25
=28.03 then re square the result =785.6809.

1000 square root=31.622-1=30.622*=937.306 will be 90 degree around the circle.

Real example of nifty: low 4531 square root is 67.312 +7.75=75.062*75.062=5634 you can see
market top is 5629.this is the accuracy of Gann Square of Nine.

From the level of 5629 you can calculate support the same way take the high 5629 square root
is 75.026-3.25=71.776*71.776=5151 you can see nifty got support near this level.

3.25=360+360+360+45 degree around the circle =1125 degree rotation from the high.

When you study the square of nine must follow the square of nine charts below clock wise spiral
number.
 GANN EMBLEM

Gann emblem is very complicated subject but Gann said in his commodity course use Calendar
days for calculation the future date and division of circle

Calendar year is 365 days divide the circle by 4 you will get 91 days division and divide by 3 you
will gate 121 days.
 Gann emblem

Real example is high of 5th November 2010,(6338) of nifty, Future projected date is 4th Feb.
2011,6th march 2011,6th may 2011,5th july2011,6th august 2011,5th nov 2011.

You can construct it this way.

If you not find reversal on that date then current trend will be stronger.