Showing posts with label W.D Gann Analysis. Show all posts
Showing posts with label W.D Gann Analysis. Show all posts
Sunday, March 6, 2011
@80%-90% Proven Accuracy With EW + Gann + SMA
IHSG Gann Price & Time Daily
IHSG 60 Minutes: upside limited to breakout 3.550, in a overbought
IHSG 240 Minutes: could managed to breakout 3.550 for target 3.620/3.700 on stochastic crossing buy
DJIA 5 Minutes: rebound in oversold for the opening market
DJIA 240 Minutes: Bearish mode + stochastic crossing sell
Oil Daily: In overbought, a limited upside
Gold 240 Minutes: In overbought, a limited upside
USD-IDR Weekly: strong sell signal
EUR-USD Daily: Overbought for sell on rally intraday
N225 Japan Hourly: overbought & should be correct lower further
HSI Hong Kong 4-Hour: a triangle pattern, to correcting lower
Thursday, March 3, 2011
Thursday, July 1, 2010
Gann & Dow Theory Analysis: IHSG & DJIA
IHSG: Important breakouts on 05/07?
Hold Sell 2.900 target 2.870 (close pada gap down at open) = Done + 30p
Elliott Wave Alternative 2 (TD Wave)
DJIA: kisaran resist 10.050/10.100 sulit ditembus di awal pekan ini. Moderate Support berada di 9.750/9.800 sebagai area Buy, stop loss dibawah 9.700 target 10.100. Sell break 9.730 target 9.500 top 3op. Buy break 10.150 target 10.300 stop 50p.
Hold Buy 9.630 target 10.030 stop dibawah 9.600. Sell break 9.730 = Profit +100p Hold buy 9.750/9800 (9.775) = Loss - 55 point, buy breakout 10.050 target 10.300/10.400.
Track record 35 Trades: (-65p-30p+370p + 280p+190p-30p+230p-30p+120p+200p-40p+280p+198p+205p+110p-30p+70p+200p+150p-50p-30p-30p-30p+145p-50p-30p+175p-50p-50p-60p-50p-50p+225p+100p-55p+100p). Total Net +2648 points = Average +75.67 points/trade.
Hold Sell 2.900 target 2.870 (close pada gap down at open) = Done + 30p
Elliott Wave Alternative 2 (TD Wave)
DJIA: kisaran resist 10.050/10.100 sulit ditembus di awal pekan ini. Moderate Support berada di 9.750/9.800 sebagai area Buy, stop loss dibawah 9.700 target 10.100. Sell break 9.730 target 9.500 top 3op. Buy break 10.150 target 10.300 stop 50p.
Hold Buy 9.630 target 10.030 stop dibawah 9.600. Sell break 9.730 = Profit +100p Hold buy 9.750/9800 (9.775) = Loss - 55 point, buy breakout 10.050 target 10.300/10.400.
Track record 35 Trades: (-65p-30p+370p + 280p+190p-30p+230p-30p+120p+200p-40p+280p+198p+205p+110p-30p+70p+200p+150p-50p-30p-30p-30p+145p-50p-30p+175p-50p-50p-60p-50p-50p+225p+100p-55p+100p). Total Net +2648 points = Average +75.67 points/trade.
Sunday, March 28, 2010
The Most Powerful Technical Analysis in The World is Coming Soon
William D. Gann
Gann Techniques Trading Course
W. D. Gann said: "Speculation or investment can be the 'best' business in the world if you make a 'real' business of it. But in order to make a success at it you must study and be prepared and not guess, follow inside information, or depend on hope and fear. If you do you will fail. Your trading success depends on knowing the right kind or rules and following them." W.D. Gann (From his Commodity Trading Course)
William D. Gann, aka W. D. Gann, made some sensational predictions including the prediction of the 1929/1932 Wall Street crash a year ahead of the September 1929 fall. In front of the press he made 1000% on his original capital over a period of a month! He showed how he converted a $3,000 1915 investment in US Steel into $6,800,000 in 1935! He forecasted the 1930's depression and the US entry in World War II in 1940. He is reputed to have forecasted the winning numbers of the New York lottery on several occasions. He is reputed to have taken an average of $1,000,000 p.a. from the stock markets over a 50-year time period. This is a short list of achievements which are truly impressive. So impressive that in the early 1930's he was able to charge $5,000 for his course. An amount that would have purchased a very impressive home in the 1930's.
Aspect ith dynamic gann wheel
Price & Time
Cycle Analysis
Sextile and Trine
Candlesticks,gann angle & aspect
Simple Gann Cycle
Dynamic Gann Wheel
Declination Cycle
Gann Fan Angles
Source:
www.gann-elliott-wave.com/
http://www.aeroinvest.com/chart%20Gallery/gallery.htm
Gann Techniques Trading Course
W. D. Gann said: "Speculation or investment can be the 'best' business in the world if you make a 'real' business of it. But in order to make a success at it you must study and be prepared and not guess, follow inside information, or depend on hope and fear. If you do you will fail. Your trading success depends on knowing the right kind or rules and following them." W.D. Gann (From his Commodity Trading Course)
William D. Gann, aka W. D. Gann, made some sensational predictions including the prediction of the 1929/1932 Wall Street crash a year ahead of the September 1929 fall. In front of the press he made 1000% on his original capital over a period of a month! He showed how he converted a $3,000 1915 investment in US Steel into $6,800,000 in 1935! He forecasted the 1930's depression and the US entry in World War II in 1940. He is reputed to have forecasted the winning numbers of the New York lottery on several occasions. He is reputed to have taken an average of $1,000,000 p.a. from the stock markets over a 50-year time period. This is a short list of achievements which are truly impressive. So impressive that in the early 1930's he was able to charge $5,000 for his course. An amount that would have purchased a very impressive home in the 1930's.
Aspect ith dynamic gann wheel
Price & Time
Cycle Analysis
Sextile and Trine
Candlesticks,gann angle & aspect
Simple Gann Cycle
Dynamic Gann Wheel
Declination Cycle
Gann Fan Angles
Gann Cardinal
Gann Hexagon
Gann Wheel
Source:
www.gann-elliott-wave.com/
http://www.aeroinvest.com/chart%20Gallery/gallery.htm
Wednesday, July 29, 2009
S&P 500 Advanced Technical Analysis
By Corey Rosenbloom on July 29, 2009
On rare occasion, I post “Chart Art” of advanced level technical analysis methods on the S&P 500 (^GSPC: 979.62 0.00 0.00%). In this updated example, I take a look at a 1 point Gann Fan angled down from the highs which is then combined with Fibonacci Arcs that radiate down also from the 2007 highs. Let’s see this chart and note key inflection points.
(Click on Image for Full-Size)
Again, the method being this ‘madness’ is taking a standard Gann Fan (available on most advanced charting platforms - this is using TradeStation) and inputing a 1 point calculation to create the resulting down-sloping lines from the high. Notice how price sometimes inflects off these fan lines as price challenges them. Nothing is ever 100%, but few traders use this tool (properly). In conjunction with the Gann Fan, I’m drawing a Fibonacci Circle (arc) tool off the initial swing down into the mid-January 2008 lows. The resulting arcs are either Fibonacci or other important ratios of the original arc (the 100% radius). Notice how price ‘rides’ the arcs as it interacts with the arcs.The only other ’strange’ method I’ve done is draw horizontal lines from the expansions (end) of each circle.
That’s as much as I want to say about this chart without revealing any proprietary methods.The highlighted zones reflect key turning points that occurred at a level and particularly at an ‘intersection’ or node between the Fan Lines and the Arcs.
Currently, price has broken above a critical node and is in “Open Air” as revealed by this chart. This means that breaking above the 950 high was quite significant. It would be even more significant if bulls can push price beyond the 1,000 target (round-number resistance).This also shows you a peek into the world of advanced level technical analysis which can reveal hidden insights classic models might miss… or can add a level of confirmation above and beyond classic technical methods.
On rare occasion, I post “Chart Art” of advanced level technical analysis methods on the S&P 500 (^GSPC: 979.62 0.00 0.00%). In this updated example, I take a look at a 1 point Gann Fan angled down from the highs which is then combined with Fibonacci Arcs that radiate down also from the 2007 highs. Let’s see this chart and note key inflection points.
(Click on Image for Full-Size)
Again, the method being this ‘madness’ is taking a standard Gann Fan (available on most advanced charting platforms - this is using TradeStation) and inputing a 1 point calculation to create the resulting down-sloping lines from the high. Notice how price sometimes inflects off these fan lines as price challenges them. Nothing is ever 100%, but few traders use this tool (properly). In conjunction with the Gann Fan, I’m drawing a Fibonacci Circle (arc) tool off the initial swing down into the mid-January 2008 lows. The resulting arcs are either Fibonacci or other important ratios of the original arc (the 100% radius). Notice how price ‘rides’ the arcs as it interacts with the arcs.The only other ’strange’ method I’ve done is draw horizontal lines from the expansions (end) of each circle.
That’s as much as I want to say about this chart without revealing any proprietary methods.The highlighted zones reflect key turning points that occurred at a level and particularly at an ‘intersection’ or node between the Fan Lines and the Arcs.
Currently, price has broken above a critical node and is in “Open Air” as revealed by this chart. This means that breaking above the 950 high was quite significant. It would be even more significant if bulls can push price beyond the 1,000 target (round-number resistance).This also shows you a peek into the world of advanced level technical analysis which can reveal hidden insights classic models might miss… or can add a level of confirmation above and beyond classic technical methods.
Thursday, July 16, 2009
Gold Mid-Year Seasonal Trend Review July 2009
By: Bill_Downey
Commodities
Diamond Rated - Best Financial Markets Analysis ArticleDuring the course of the year, it is always good to sit back and review the current markets you’re involved in. In this manner, one would look at the performance not only from a percentage gain or loss basis, but in the field of seasonality as well. In other words, if we are interested in the gold market, we want to see if it is following the typical script in price movement in relation to past years. Keeping an eye on seasonality will alert you to when the best chance for highs and lows to occur during the year.
More important of an indicator that something might be going on is when a commodity does not perform like it usually does during its yearly cycle. Movement that is uncommon can provide for opportunity in the form of rallies and/or corrections (uptrend’s and downtrends.) When we see a commodity rally when it’s seasonally weak, we can ascertain potential underlying strength that has not yet been discounted by the market. The same can be said if a commodity is weak during a time when it should be strong. Keeping an eye on this gives one a good perspective of whether the market is strong, weak, or normal.
How has gold been performing so far this year, and over the past year? Well so far this year, gold peaked in February, went lower into April, rallied in May and into the first week of June, and our largest correction year to date has brought us to the July timeframe. As you can see in the seasonal chart below, gold is following the exact script it usually does in an average year. Therefore, we can categorize gold as in a NORMAL trending fashion thus far this year.
Commodities
Diamond Rated - Best Financial Markets Analysis ArticleDuring the course of the year, it is always good to sit back and review the current markets you’re involved in. In this manner, one would look at the performance not only from a percentage gain or loss basis, but in the field of seasonality as well. In other words, if we are interested in the gold market, we want to see if it is following the typical script in price movement in relation to past years. Keeping an eye on seasonality will alert you to when the best chance for highs and lows to occur during the year.
More important of an indicator that something might be going on is when a commodity does not perform like it usually does during its yearly cycle. Movement that is uncommon can provide for opportunity in the form of rallies and/or corrections (uptrend’s and downtrends.) When we see a commodity rally when it’s seasonally weak, we can ascertain potential underlying strength that has not yet been discounted by the market. The same can be said if a commodity is weak during a time when it should be strong. Keeping an eye on this gives one a good perspective of whether the market is strong, weak, or normal.
How has gold been performing so far this year, and over the past year? Well so far this year, gold peaked in February, went lower into April, rallied in May and into the first week of June, and our largest correction year to date has brought us to the July timeframe. As you can see in the seasonal chart below, gold is following the exact script it usually does in an average year. Therefore, we can categorize gold as in a NORMAL trending fashion thus far this year.
Friday, June 19, 2009
Gann Chart Art In The 10 Year Yields
By Corey Rosenbloom on June 19, 2009
I thought I’d try an experiment with the 10-Year Treasury Yields Long-Term Chart and apply a little Gann analysis in terms of squaring price and time to see what the result might be.Here’s the “chart art” from my experiment which probably should be filed under “Interesting” as opposed to “Actionable.”
Ten-Year Treasury Yield “Chart Art”
(Click for Full-Size Image)
One of my clients calls this my “Mad Scientist” type experiements when I’m ‘cooking up’ new ideas or applying the deeper level technical tools such as Gann and Fibonacci, many times of which I don’t share publicly on the blog but I thought some readers might find this interesting.I started with the orignal square on the left which comes off a secondary swing low (that’s important in Gann terms) and then squared the time and price by drawing in the diagonals to achieve a perfect square.
From that original ’seed’ (the move from 1965 to 1980 - 15 years) I then simply copied and pasted both the square and the diagonals to get the three resulting squares and subdivisions.We’re most interested in seeing what happens when price comes into one of these ‘nodes’ or lines to see what happens in terms of support or resistance.
I highlighted some of the moments when price inflected off of these nodes - which still appears to me to be magic.What gets me is that it called the exact top, in terms of doubling the square to the upside. Price then retraced back to bounce off the bottom of the same square (around the 1980 to 1985 period) and then failed at the descending line.We then found key support at the midpoint of the middle box in 1986 and then later the lower box in 1997.If we’re trying to apply current analysis, it would seem that the 44.50 (which is 4.50% yield) could be a significant area to overcome… or perhaps we’re completely in a new square at the moment.
For those worried I’ll be changing my style - I won’t. This is a test - this was only a test/experiment.If there’s any Gann enthusiast readers, feel free to comment or contact me - I’m a Gann neophyte but I find the geometrics very interesting.
I thought I’d try an experiment with the 10-Year Treasury Yields Long-Term Chart and apply a little Gann analysis in terms of squaring price and time to see what the result might be.Here’s the “chart art” from my experiment which probably should be filed under “Interesting” as opposed to “Actionable.”
Ten-Year Treasury Yield “Chart Art”
(Click for Full-Size Image)
One of my clients calls this my “Mad Scientist” type experiements when I’m ‘cooking up’ new ideas or applying the deeper level technical tools such as Gann and Fibonacci, many times of which I don’t share publicly on the blog but I thought some readers might find this interesting.I started with the orignal square on the left which comes off a secondary swing low (that’s important in Gann terms) and then squared the time and price by drawing in the diagonals to achieve a perfect square.
From that original ’seed’ (the move from 1965 to 1980 - 15 years) I then simply copied and pasted both the square and the diagonals to get the three resulting squares and subdivisions.We’re most interested in seeing what happens when price comes into one of these ‘nodes’ or lines to see what happens in terms of support or resistance.
I highlighted some of the moments when price inflected off of these nodes - which still appears to me to be magic.What gets me is that it called the exact top, in terms of doubling the square to the upside. Price then retraced back to bounce off the bottom of the same square (around the 1980 to 1985 period) and then failed at the descending line.We then found key support at the midpoint of the middle box in 1986 and then later the lower box in 1997.If we’re trying to apply current analysis, it would seem that the 44.50 (which is 4.50% yield) could be a significant area to overcome… or perhaps we’re completely in a new square at the moment.
For those worried I’ll be changing my style - I won’t. This is a test - this was only a test/experiment.If there’s any Gann enthusiast readers, feel free to comment or contact me - I’m a Gann neophyte but I find the geometrics very interesting.
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