Written by:
Patrick Mikula CTA
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Below are 5 charts that show how to use the MarketWarrior indicator Square of Nine Chapter 4. These charts are 60 minute charts for the mini gold contract YG. The first chart shows the starting point for the indicator which is set to the high price on June 03, 2009 2:00AM. This indicator is counting the time around the face of the Square of Nine starting from the listed starting point. When using this indicator, you need to select the Square of Nine overlay angles that you want to use for selecting the times. On the chart below I have selected only the 180 degree line on the overlay. Each small vertical line drawn by the indicator has two numbers. One number is always “180″ which represents the 180 degree line on the overlay. The second number represents the Square of Nine cell number where the time is located. The intraday version of this indicator will draw both the 24 hours time cycles and the trading bars time cycles. For a complete explanation about this method read our book “The Definitive Guide to Forecasting Using W.D.Gann’s Square of Nine“.
Square of Nine (1)
On the second chart below I have drawn a red cycle line by hand. Normally the cycle moves from high to low and low to high. There are a few times when the cycle moves from high to high or low to low. On the chart below, these cycle points are marked by the letters A and B. There may also be a cycle point where the market ignores the Square of Nine cycle point. On the chart below I have labeled this point with the letter X.
Square of Nine (2)
Below is a continuation of the 60 minute mini gold chart. I have again used the letter X to identify the cycle point that was ignored by the market.
Square of Nine (3)
The final chart shows the cycle count into the future. There are two potential cycles drawn into the future based on the Square of Nine.
Square of Nine (4)
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