Patrick Mikula – The Definitive Guide to Forecasting Using W.D.Gann’s Square of Nine
Patrick Mikula – The Definitive Guide to Forecasting Using W.D.Gann’s Square of Nine
Patrick Mikula – The Definitive Guide to Forecasting Using W.D.Gann’s Square of Nine
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PATRICK MIKULA – THE DEFINITIVE GUIDE TO FORECASTING USING W.D.GANN’S SQUARE OF NINE
The method used for forecasting and trading the financial markets is brought together in this book. Every student of W.D. Gann should read this book.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Chapter 1 introduces the topic.
The Square of Nine is named after W.D.Gann.
There are variations of the Square of Nine.
The Square of Nine has mathematical principles.
There are odd square numbers.
Even the square numbers are even.
Half way points is the square number.
Square number quarter points
The Diagonal Cross and Cardinal Cross are used.
There is a formula for calculating the amount of cells in a rotation.
There are other math principles for square numbers.
Column and Row Square of Nine.
There is a formula for moving around the square of nine.
There are numbers around the Square of Nine.
There are OverlayAngles.
There areShape Overlays.
There are two ways to align the square of nine.
There is a correct way to align an overlay on a cell.
The angle degree for each cell.
Price chart basics.
Defining pivots
There are support and resistance lines.
A congestion area is defined.
The second chapter deals with forecasting prices using cell numbers.
Weekly S&P500 example.
Daily Live Cattle is an example 2.
Daily Euro Currency is an example 3.
The example 4 is Daily DJIA.
Chapter 2 review
The third chapter deals with forecasting prices using cell numbers.
Daily crude oil is an example.
The second example is Daily Coffee.
Daily Gateway 2000 is an example 3.
The Daily Japanese Yen is an example.
Chapter 3 review
Forecasting Dates: Using Cell Numbers
Weekly S&P500 example.
The second example is Daily Altera.
HON is the example 3 of the day.
There is aMonthly Square.
Yearly Square.
Chapter 4 review
Forecasting dates are used in chapter 5.
There is a daily continuous May soybean contract.
Weekly Wendy’s, WEN.
The example 3 is Daily American Express.
Chapter 5 review
Chapter 6 deals with forecasting prices.
Daily Soybean Oil is an example.
Daily Merck and MRK are examples 2.
The Increment should be selected.
Chapter 6 is a formula.
Chapter 6 review
There is a chapter on forecasting prices.
The first example is Daily P&G.
The example 2 is 15 minutes of P&G.
The Weekly Cendant is example 3.
Chapter 7 review
The chapter deals with forecasting prices using regression.
The first example is Daily Teradyne Inc. TER.
The second example is Weekly S&P500.
The Decrement should be selected.
Chapter 8 is a formula.
Chapter 8 review
Forecasting Prices: Using Regression and Overlays.
The first example is Daily Wheat.
There is a daily index of the stock market.
Daily Corn is an example 3.
Chapter 9 review
Forecasting prices using a zero base.
Daily Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing Co. is an example.
The second example is Daily Gold.
Chapter 10 is called Formula.
Chapter 10 review
The chapter deals with forecasting prices using a zero base.
The first example is Daily Iomega Corp.
Daily Wellpoint Health Network, WLP.
Chapter 11 is a formula.
Chapter 11 review
Forecasting Dates: Using Shape Overlays
The first example is Daily Wheat.
The example 2 is 5 minutes Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing Co.
The example 3 is 5 minute Disney.
Chapter 12 review
There is a price and time forecasting grid.
There is a price and time forecasting grid.
The Daily CRB Commodity Index is an example.
The second example is 15 minutes on Amazon.com.
Chapter 13 Review
The price and time forecasting grid is chapter 14.
There is a price and time forecasting grid.
The weekly S&P500 index is an example.
The example 2 is 15 minutes for Symantec Corp.
Chapter 14 review
Chapter 15 is about the Square of Nine Planetary Angles.
There is a Square of Nine Planetary Angles.
There is a daily stock index.
Daily Euro-Currency is an example 2.
Daily Soybeans is an example 3.
Chapter 15 review
The Square of Nine is a high-low forecast indicator.
User inputs are required.
There is a formula and calculation procedure.
Sample calculation
There is a daily index of the stock market.
The second example is Daily Soybeans.
Chapter 16 review
Chapter 17 deals with the Square of Nine Over Under Indicator.
User inputs are required.
There is a formula and calculation procedure.
Sample calculation
The first example is Daily Corn.
Daily Johnson & Johnson, JNJ.
Daily Baker Hughs Inc., BHI.
Chapter 17 review
Appendix 1 contains an index of commodity values.
There is an index of commodity values.
Patrick Mikula is the author of the definitive guide to Forecasting using W.D.Gann’s Square of Nine.
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