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Patrick Mikula CTA
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The daily chart below shows the stock for Flextronics, symbol FLEX. On this chart I have applied the MarketWarrior indicator “Moving Average Oscillator” (MAO). When a market is making a strong uptrend it can be difficult to find a time to enter the market. When the MAO makes a bottom trough above zero it indicates a good opportunity to buy into the uptrend that is occuring. The letter A on the chart below marks where the MAO indicates you should buy.
Moving Average Osc and FLEXend
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The chart below shows a daily chart for Boeing stock, symbol BA. On the chart I have applied the MarketWarrior indicator “Moving Average Oscillator” (MAO). This indicator is give two buy signals on the illustration. When a market is making a strong uptrend, the MAO will make a trough bottom above zero. On the chart below, that happened twice. I have labeled this A and B. When the MAO makes a trough above zero you should look for an opportunity to buy the market because the uptrend is very strong.
Moving Average Oscillator and Boeing
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Here is a 60 minute chart for the interest rate Eurodollar. This is the Goblex futures contract GE which is an interest rate futures contract. On this chart I have added the moon lines using the MarketWarrior indicator “AT_Planet Lines”. This chart covers 4 days. You can see on this chart that there were 2 bottoms and 1 top that formed on a moon line. These are labeled A, B and C. The moon lines work as support and resistance in most intraday markets.
moon line and interest rates
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The moon lines provide good support and resistance for intraday charts. The picture below shows the moon lines added to a 5 minute chart of the mini Dow. The indicator used is the MarketWarrior indicator “AT_Planet Lines”. On the date of Sep 24, the moon’s planet lines correlated with 7 tops or bottoms. These are labeled A to F. These moon lines work on a regular bases in the mini Dow market.
mini Dow and Moon lines
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The chart below shows the 15 minute chart for mini-gold. The mini gold symbol is YG. On this chart I have added two copies of the MarketWarrior indicator “AT_Planet Lines”. One copy of this indicator has the direction setting of “Normal” and the second indicator has the direction setting set to “Inverted”. On the day of Sep 24, you can see the 15 minute gold chart made one top and two bottoms against the moon lines. The moon lines are very good for intraday trading.
moon line and gold
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The Square of Nine has always worked will in the soybean market. Here is an example showing how to use the Square of Nine to track soybean market time cycles. The charts below shows daily soybean futures. The degrees on the Square of Nine overlay will often track the tops and bottoms in a market. The time cycles on a daily chart can be tracked in either trading days or calendar days. On this chart I have applied the MarketWarrior indicator “Sq9Chapter 04″. This indicator calculates according to the method described in Chapter 4 of our book “The Definitive Guide to Forecasting Using W.D.Gann’s Square of Nine” which you can read about here. I have started counting the time cycles from the low price in December 2008. The only overlay angle I have applied is the 135 degree angles. On this first chart, I have added the labels A and B to show how the first top and bottom after the starting point lined up with the 135 degree time cycle. The next charts show more pivot points in soybeans.
Chart 1
The letters A and B on the chart below are the same A and B seen on the previous chart. This chart covers 9 months of the soybean market. All the Square of Nine time cycles on this chart are based on the 135 degree overlay. I have added the letters C, D, E and F showing where the turning points in soybeans lined up with the Square of Nine’s 135 degree angle.
Chart 2
The final chart below is the same as the chart just above but now I have drawn the Square of Nine Chapter 04 indicator at the bottom of the chart. These two charts should allow you to see clearly how the Square of Nine time cycles worked in the soybean market.
Chart 3
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Here is another example showing how to use the Square of Nine to track time cycles. The degrees on the Square of Nine overlay will often track the tops and bottoms in a market. The time cycles on a daily chart can be tracked in either trading days or calendar days. The chart below shows the daily chart for cotton futures. On this chart I have applied the MarketWarrior indicator “Sq9Chapter 04″. This indicator calculates according the method described in Chapter 4 of our book “The Definitive Guide to Forecasting Using W.D.Gann’s Square of Nine” which you can read about here. I have started counting the time cycles from the low price in March 2009. The only overlay angle I have applied is the 315 degree angle. On this chart I have added the labels A B and C to show the tops and bottoms that lined up with the Square of Nine cycles. The next cycle date identified by this method is Oct 6. The cotton market should move up to this date and then make a reversal.
Cotton and the Square of Nine
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This example shows how to use the Square of Nine for tracking time cycles. The charts below show the 15 minute chart for the mini Gold symbol YG. Some brokers us a different symbol for this futures contact. On the charts below I will be using the MarketWarrior indicator “Sq9Chapter 04″. This indicator calculates the method described in Chapter 4 of our book “The Definitive Guide to Forecasting Using W.D.Gann’s Square of Nine” which you can read about here. To track the time cycles on Sep 18 I started this indicator on the high price of the previous day Sep 17. The first chart below shows the high price of Sep 17 where we will start our time cycle calculation.
Chart 1
On the picture below I have applied the Square of 9 Chapter 4 indicator and I am using the overlay angles 0 degree and 180 degree. This picture shows the 15 minute chart for Sep 18. These two Square of Nine cycles worked well to locate the top and bottom pivots on Sep 18. I have manually drawn arrows and added the labels A, B, C and D to highlight the points identified by the Square of Nine cycles. The next chart shows this indicator drawn across the bottom to help clarify how the indicator lined up with the market turning points.
Chart 2
The picture below shows the same chart as just above but now I have moved the indicator to the bottom of the chart. These two charts should allow you to clearly see the turning points that lined up with the Square of Nine cycles.
Chart 3
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This example shows how to use the Square of Nine for tracking time cycles. The charts below show the 5 minute chart for the mini Dow symbol YM. On the charts below I will be using the MarketWarrior indicator “Sq9Chapter 04″. This indicator calculates the method described in Chapter 4 of our book “The Definitive Guide to Forecasting Using W.D.Gann’s Square of Nine” which you can read about here. To track the time cycles on Sep 18 I started this indicator on the high price of the previous day Sep 17. The first chart below shows the high price of Sep 17 where we will start our time cycle calculation.
Square of 9 Chapter 4 chart 1
On the picture below I have applied the Square of 9 Chapter 4 indicator and I am using the overlay angles 0 degree and 180 degree. This picture shows the 5 minute chart for Sep 18. These two Square of Nine cycles worked well to locate the top and bottom pivots on Sep 18. I have manually drawn arrows and added the labels A to E to highlight the points identified by the Square of Nine cycles.
Square of 9 Chapter 4 chart 2
The picture below shows the same chart as just above but now I have moved the indicator to the top of the chart. These two charts should allow you to clearly see the turning points that lined up with the Square of Nine cycles.
Square of 9 Chapter 4 chart 3
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The trading method that uses MarketWarrior indicator, “Moving Average(8 Lines)”, which we described in the previous two posts works just as well on the daily chart as the intraday charts. On the daily chart, this method will find a good trade every few months. The daily chart below shows the gold and silver index. When the moving averages move close together in a tight range, it indicates a market breakout is coming soon. On the chart below, I have labeled where this occurred as A and drawn two red arrows pointing to it. After the 8 moving averages converged and formed a tight range, the gold and silver index had a strong breakout upward.
- Trading The Gold and Silver Index
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