amt2100@pm.me
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#9294
Hi Sergey and all,
Here is an example of how important the Square of 9 tool can be. You can find examples like this happening almost every day. There are dozens of PDF books and documents free on the Internet talking about how to utilize the Sq9 and you have to read through several of them to condense your own methodology, since no one has come up with the definitive Gann method. He never wrote his method out for anyone that we know of.
But one thing was clear, the “squares” were of paramount importance and in the Sq9, that means the “corners”. It never ceases to amaze me how price is drawn like a magnet to these numbers. Here is an example from yesterday,
10-17-11 on the SPX: Again! On 10-18-11:
The question came up the other day regarding planet positions on the Sq9 grid. Here is briefly what I found:
Gann uses planetary longitude quite extensively, and essentially, this works out to Planetary Lines. By combining Planetary Lines with Sq9, we have the best of the 2 tools. I believe we need to have the planet positions in the Sq9 tool display lines according to the math, according to the longitude. This is how it is done in other software programs.
However, I am also showing an example here giving due credit to Sergey for the present design of his version as I found in the very example above, the Nep line acted as resistance and the Venus line acted as support, illustrated here:
The Venus line was pretty precise. The Neptune line is off, unless you consider the SPY (1/10th of SPX), as it went to 123.50.
But let’s take a look at the pure longitude in actual numbers, utilizing Planetary Lines. Again, as you would expect, Jupiter provided support and in this case, Neptune 2nd harmonic (180 degrees/opposition) provided overhead resistance:
Fortunately, both tools are already available in Timingsolution and can be used together.
Tools I use most every day!
Best regards,
Jim Ranum
olgamorales@bigpond.com
#9295
Thanks Jim
I appreciate the write up.
I love the SQ9 and it does work best with planets
the more you use it the more you see ;)
Cheers
Olga
On 20/10/2011 7:29 AM Jim Ranum wrote:
Hi Sergey and all,
Here is an example of how important the Square of 9 tool can be. You can find examples like this happening almost every day. There are dozens of PDF books and documents free on the Internet talking about how to utilize the Sq9 and you have to read through several of them to condense your own methodology, since no one has come up with the definitive Gann method. He never wrote his method out for anyone that we know of.
But one thing was clear, the “squares” were of paramount importance and in the Sq9, that means the “corners”. It never ceases to amaze me how price is drawn like a magnet to these numbers. Here is an example from yesterday,
10-17-11 on the SPX: Again! On 10-18-11:
The question came up the other day regarding planet positions on the Sq9 grid. Here is briefly what I found:
Gann uses planetary longitude quite extensively, and essentially, this works out to Planetary Lines. By combining Planetary Lines with Sq9, we have the best of the 2 tools. I believe we need to have the planet positions in the Sq9 tool display lines according to the math, according to the longitude. This is how it is done in other software programs.
However, I am also showing an example here giving due credit to Sergey for the present design of his version as I found in the very example above, the Nep line acted as resistance and the Venus line acted as support, illustrated here:
The Venus line was pretty precise. The Neptune line is off, unless you consider the SPY (1/10th of SPX), as it went to 123.50.
But let’s take a look at the pure longitude in actual numbers, utilizing Planetary Lines. Again, as you would expect, Jupiter provided support and in this case, Neptune 2nd harmonic (180 degrees/opposition) provided overhead resistance:
Fortunately, both tools are already available in Timingsolution and can be used together.
Tools I use most every day!
Best regards,
Jim Ranum
SergeyTS
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#9296
Hello, Jim:
Good post. Thank you.
It may become a beginning of some mutual project for thisGroup.
Can you re-write your post with more details? It will be like aClass on how to work with Square of 9. I understand that it is not so simple asit may sound. But: other Group members will be able to try it, I will look at itas a suggested technique, program what can be programmed, then we all try itagain, and maybe we will come up with something good. What do youthink?
Best regards,
Sergey
PS. I am working hard on 64 bit version. Today I have tried 20years of price history for 1-min chart, with all astrology. Good news is thatthe new architecture of the program allows to download 100 years of history for1-min chart. I guess this will be enough for a while The only restrictions that Isee now are related to the computer speed, which is a resolvablequestion.
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From: Jim Ranum
Sent: Wednesday, October 19, 2011 4:29 PM
To: timingsolution@...
Subject: [timingsolution] Sq9 and planets in Sq9 Tool (shortarticle)
Hi Sergey andall,
Here is an example of howimportant the Square of 9 tool can be. You can find examples like this happeningalmost every day. There are dozens of PDF books and documents free on theInternet talking about how to utilize the Sq9 and you have to read throughseveral of them to condense your own methodology, since no one has come up withthe definitive Gann method. He never wrote his method out for anyone that weknow of.
But one thing was clear, the“squares” were of paramount importance and in the Sq9, that means the “corners”.It never ceases to amaze me how price is drawn like a magnet to these numbers.Here is an example from yesterday,
10-17-11 on theSPX:Again! On 10-18-11:
The question came up the otherday regarding planet positions on the Sq9 grid. Here is briefly what Ifound:
Gann uses planetary longitudequite extensively, and essentially, thisworks out to Planetary Lines. By combining Planetary Lines with Sq9, we have thebest of the 2 tools. I believe we need to have the planet positions in the Sq9tool display lines according to the math, according to the longitude. This is how it is donein other software programs.
However, I amalso showing an example here giving due credit to Sergey for the present designof his version as I found in the very example above, the Nep line acted asresistance and the Venus line acted as support, illustratedhere:
The Venus linewas pretty precise. The Neptune line is off, unless you consider the SPY(1/10th of SPX), as it went to 123.50.
But let’s take a look at thepure longitude in actual numbers, utilizing Planetary Lines. Again, as you wouldexpect, Jupiter provided support and in this case, Neptune 2ndharmonic (180 degrees/opposition) provided overheadresistance:
Fortunately,both tools are already available in Timingsolution and can be usedtogether.
Tools I usemost every day!
Bestregards,
JimRanum
amt2100@pm.me
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#9297
Sure, happy to help with this. There are a couple other things I can put in there that will help people start using it.
I would like to know more about how to utilize the dates that come up in this module myself. Other software versions have the dates around the outside in a circle. I don’t know how to use the dates the way they are in the grid.
Always more to learn.
No respectable Gann student can be without the Sq9 !!
Best,
Jim
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From: timingsolution@... [mailto:timingsolution@...] On Behalf Of TS
Sent: Wednesday, October 19, 2011 9:24 PM
To: timingsolution@...
Subject: Re: [timingsolution] Sq9 and planets in Sq9 Tool (short article)
Hello, Jim:
Good post. Thank you.
It may become a beginning of some mutual project for this Group.
Can you re-write your post with more details? It will be like a Class on how to work with Square of 9. I understand that it is not so simple as it may sound. But: other Group members will be able to try it, I will look at it as a suggested technique, program what can be programmed, then we all try it again, and maybe we will come up with something good. What do you think?
Best regards,
Sergey
PS. I am working hard on 64 bit version. Today I have tried 20 years of price history for 1-min chart, with all astrology. Good news is that the new architecture of the program allows to download 100 years of history for 1-min chart. I guess this will be enough for a while The only restrictions that I see now are related to the computer speed, which is a resolvable question.
From: Jim Ranum
Sent: Wednesday, October 19, 2011 4:29 PM
To: timingsolution@...
Subject: [timingsolution] Sq9 and planets in Sq9 Tool (short article)
Hi Sergey and all,
Here is an example of how important the Square of 9 tool can be. You can find examples like this happening almost every day. There are dozens of PDF books and documents free on the Internet talking about how to utilize the Sq9 and you have to read through several of them to condense your own methodology, since no one has come up with the definitive Gann method. He never wrote his method out for anyone that we know of.
But one thing was clear, the “squares” were of paramount importance and in the Sq9, that means the “corners”. It never ceases to amaze me how price is drawn like a magnet to these numbers. Here is an example from yesterday,
10-17-11 on the SPX: Again! On 10-18-11:
The question came up the other day regarding planet positions on the Sq9 grid. Here is briefly what I found:
Gann uses planetary longitude quite extensively, and essentially, this works out to Planetary Lines. By combining Planetary Lines with Sq9, we have the best of the 2 tools. I believe we need to have the planet positions in the Sq9 tool display lines according to the math, according to the longitude. This is how it is done in other software programs.
However, I am also showing an example here giving due credit to Sergey for the present design of his version as I found in the very example above, the Nep line acted as resistance and the Venus line acted as support, illustrated here:
The Venus line was pretty precise. The Neptune line is off, unless you consider the SPY (1/10th of SPX), as it went to 123.50.
But let’s take a look at the pure longitude in actual numbers, utilizing Planetary Lines. Again, as you would expect, Jupiter provided support and in this case, Neptune 2nd harmonic (180 degrees/opposition) provided overhead resistance:
Fortunately, both tools are already available in Timingsolution and can be used together.
Tools I use most every day!
Best regards,
Jim Ranum
rjuneja123@gmail.com
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#9298
Hi Jim
Its really nice of you to have come up with this. I request you to put in some "basics" details too so that there are some of us who have some info in tit* and bits and are still looking forward
to knit it together. It shall be kind of you. Thanks.
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On Thu, Oct 20, 2011 at 8:56 AM, Jim Ranum <amt2100@...> wrote:
Sure, happy to help with this. There are a couple other things I can put in there that will help people start using it.
I would like to know more about how to utilize the dates that come up in this module myself. Other software versions have the dates around the outside in a circle. I don’t know how to use the dates the way they are in the grid.
Always more to learn.
No respectable Gann student can be without the Sq9 !!
Best,
Jim
From: timingsolution@... [mailto:timingsolution@...] On Behalf Of TS
Sent: Wednesday, October 19, 2011 9:24 PM
To: timingsolution@...
Subject: Re: [timingsolution] Sq9 and planets in Sq9 Tool (short article)Hello, Jim:
Good post. Thank you.
It may become a beginning of some mutual project for this Group.
Can you re-write your post with more details? It will be like a Class on how to work with Square of 9. I understand that it is not so simple as it may sound. But: other Group members will be able to try it, I will look at it as a suggested technique, program what can be programmed, then we all try it again, and maybe we will come up with something good. What do you think?
Best regards,
Sergey
PS. I am working hard on 64 bit version. Today I have tried 20 years of price history for 1-min chart, with all astrology. Good news is that the new architecture of the program allows to download 100 years of history for 1-min chart. I guess this will be enough for a while The only restrictions that I see now are related to the computer speed, which is a resolvable question.
From: Jim Ranum
Sent: Wednesday, October 19, 2011 4:29 PM
To: timingsolution@...
Subject: [timingsolution] Sq9 and planets in Sq9 Tool (short article)
Hi Sergey and all,
Here is an example of how important the Square of 9 tool can be. You can find examples like this happening almost every day. There are dozens of PDF books and documents free on the Internet talking about how to utilize the Sq9 and you have to read through several of them to condense your own methodology, since no one has come up with the definitive Gann method. He never wrote his method out for anyone that we know of.
But one thing was clear, the “squares” were of paramount importance and in the Sq9, that means the “corners”. It never ceases to amaze me how price is drawn like a magnet to these numbers. Here is an example from yesterday,
10-17-11 on the SPX: Again! On 10-18-11:
The question came up the other day regarding planet positions on the Sq9 grid. Here is briefly what I found:
Gann uses planetary longitude quite extensively, and essentially, this works out to Planetary Lines. By combining Planetary Lines with Sq9, we have the best of the 2 tools. I believe we need to have the planet positions in the Sq9 tool display lines according to the math, according to the longitude. This is how it is done in other software programs.
See AlsoRaMona Alexander, MBA on LinkedIn: So honor to have served on this panel with these gentlemen at NABJ…New evidence for Planet 9 at the fringes of our solar systemVery Large TelescopeHowever, I am also showing an example here giving due credit to Sergey for the present design of his version as I found in the very example above, the Nep line acted as resistance and the Venus line acted as support, illustrated here:
The Venus line was pretty precise. The Neptune line is off, unless you consider the SPY (1/10th of SPX), as it went to 123.50.
But let’s take a look at the pure longitude in actual numbers, utilizing Planetary Lines. Again, as you would expect, Jupiter provided support and in this case, Neptune 2nd harmonic (180 degrees/opposition) provided overhead resistance:
Fortunately, both tools are already available in Timingsolution and can be used together.
Tools I use most every day!
Best regards,
Jim Ranum
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#9299
It would be even better if all the TS users can pool together to blog or tweet real time to update on the progress of their TS models and analysis.
While Sergey is working on the 64 bit version. I think all the users here also need to change and speed up our ways of information exchange. How aptly...Uranus Square Pluto...challenging the status quo of the old.
On 20-Oct-11 09:24, TS wrote:
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Hello, Jim:
Good post. Thank you.
It may become a beginning of some mutual project for this Group.
Can you re-write your post with more details? It will be like a Class on how to work with Square of 9. I understand that it is not so simple as it may sound. But: other Group members will be able to try it, I will look at it as a suggested technique, program what can be programmed, then we all try it again, and maybe we will come up with something good. What do you think?
Best regards,
Sergey
PS. I am working hard on 64 bit version. Today I have tried 20 years of price history for 1-min chart, with all astrology. Good news is that the new architecture of the program allows to download 100 years of history for 1-min chart. I guess this will be enough for a while The only restrictions that I see now are related to the computer speed, which is a resolvable question.
From: Jim Ranum
Sent: Wednesday, October 19, 2011 4:29 PM
To: timingsolution@...
Subject: [timingsolution] Sq9 and planets in Sq9 Tool (short article)
Hi Sergey and all,
Here is an example of how important the Square of 9 tool can be. You can find examples like this happening almost every day. There are dozens of PDF books and documents free on the Internet talking about how to utilize the Sq9 and you have to read through several of them to condense your own methodology, since no one has come up with the definitive Gann method. He never wrote his method out for anyone that we know of.
But one thing was clear, the “squares” were of paramount importance and in the Sq9, that means the “corners”. It never ceases to amaze me how price is drawn like a magnet to these numbers. Here is an example from yesterday,
10-17-11 on the SPX: Again! On 10-18-11:
The question came up the other day regarding planet positions on the Sq9 grid. Here is briefly what I found:
Gann uses planetary longitude quite extensively, and essentially, this works out to Planetary Lines. By combining Planetary Lines with Sq9, we have the best of the 2 tools. I believe we need to have the planet positions in the Sq9 tool display lines according to the math, according to the longitude. This is how it is done in other software programs.
However, I am also showing an example here giving due credit to Sergey for the present design of his version as I found in the very example above, the Nep line acted as resistance and the Venus line acted as support, illustrated here:
The Venus line was pretty precise. The Neptune line is off, unless you consider the SPY (1/10th of SPX), as it went to 123.50.
But let’s take a look at the pure longitude in actual numbers, utilizing Planetary Lines. Again, as you would expect, Jupiter provided support and in this case, Neptune 2nd harmonic (180 degrees/opposition) provided overhead resistance:
Fortunately, both tools are already available in Timingsolution and can be used together.
Tools I use most every day!
Best regards,
Jim Ranum
Gabriella
#9300
Hi,
There must be some mistake in the planet's position on the Sq9, because:
Neptune now –in Geo- is at 1228, Uranus at 1231, etc… not as shown in TS SQ9.
Pls. check …
Thanks
Gabriella Mittelman - Astro numerologist
054- 7731313
http://astroworld.co.il/default.asp?iId=KDHLIEnglish
http://astrologyandthemarkets.blogspot.com/English blog
"Well behaved women rarely make history"
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From: timingsolution@... [mailto:timingsolution@...] On Behalf Of Tay BC
Sent: Thursday, October 20, 2011 6:59 AM
To: timingsolution@...
Subject: Re: [timingsolution] Sq9 and planets in Sq9 Tool (short article)
It would be even better if all the TS users can pool together to blog or tweet real time to update on the progress of their TS models and analysis.
While Sergey is working on the 64 bit version. I think all the users here also need to change and speed up our ways of information exchange. How aptly...Uranus Square Pluto...challenging the status quo of the old.
On 20-Oct-11 09:24, TS wrote:
Hello, Jim:
Good post. Thank you.
It may become a beginning of some mutual project for this Group.
Can you re-write your post with more details? It will be like a Class on how to work with Square of 9. I understand that it is not so simple as it may sound. But: other Group members will be able to try it, I will look at it as a suggested technique, program what can be programmed, then we all try it again, and maybe we will come up with something good. What do you think?
Best regards,
Sergey
PS. I am working hard on 64 bit version. Today I have tried 20 years of price history for 1-min chart, with all astrology. Good news is that the new architecture of the program allows to download 100 years of history for 1-min chart. I guess this will be enough for a while The only restrictions that I see now are related to the computer speed, which is a resolvable question.
From: Jim Ranum
Sent: Wednesday, October 19, 2011 4:29 PM
To: timingsolution@...
Subject: [timingsolution] Sq9 and planets in Sq9 Tool (short article)
Hi Sergey and all,
Here is an example of how important the Square of 9 tool can be. You can find examples like this happening almost every day. There are dozens of PDF books and documents free on the Internet talking about how to utilize the Sq9 and you have to read through several of them to condense your own methodology, since no one has come up with the definitive Gann method. He never wrote his method out for anyone that we know of.
But one thing was clear, the “squares” were of paramount importance and in the Sq9, that means the “corners”. It never ceases to amaze me how price is drawn like a magnet to these numbers. Here is an example from yesterday,
10-17-11 on the SPX: Again! On 10-18-11:
The question came up the other day regarding planet positions on the Sq9 grid. Here is briefly what I found:
Gann uses planetary longitude quite extensively, and essentially, this works out to Planetary Lines. By combining Planetary Lines with Sq9, we have the best of the 2 tools. I believe we need to have the planet positions in the Sq9 tool display lines according to the math, according to the longitude. This is how it is done in other software programs.
However, I am also showing an example here giving due credit to Sergey for the present design of his version as I found in the very example above, the Nep line acted as resistance and the Venus line acted as support, illustrated here:
The Venus line was pretty precise. The Neptune line is off, unless you consider the SPY (1/10th of SPX), as it went to 123.50.
But let’s take a look at the pure longitude in actual numbers, utilizing Planetary Lines. Again, as you would expect, Jupiter provided support and in this case, Neptune 2nd harmonic (180 degrees/opposition) provided overhead resistance:
Fortunately, both tools are already available in Timingsolution and can be used together.
Tools I use most every day!
Best regards,
Jim Ranum
Peter Palaskas
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#9301
Hello Sergey
Can you give us an idea of what kind of features we would be betterhave in the future so as to use as much as possible the 64 architecture ? Ram ,cards etc Thanks Peter
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From: TS
To: timingsolution@...
Sent: Thursday, October 20, 2011 4:24 AM
Subject: Re: [timingsolution] Sq9 and planets in Sq9 Tool (short article)
Hello, Jim:
Good post. Thank you.
It may become a beginning of some mutual project for this Group.
Can you re-write your post with more details? It will be like a Class on how to work with Square of 9. I understand that it is not so simple as it may sound. But: other Group members will be able to try it, I will look at it as a suggested technique, program what can be programmed, then we all try it again, and maybe we will come up with something good. What do you think?
Best regards,
Sergey
PS. I am working hard on 64 bit version. Today I have tried 20 years of price history for 1-min chart, with all astrology. Good news is that the new architecture of the program allows to download 100 years of history for 1-min chart. I guess this will be enough for a while The only restrictions that I see now are related to the computer speed, which is a resolvable question.
From: Jim Ranum
Sent: Wednesday, October 19, 2011 4:29 PM
To: timingsolution@...
Subject: [timingsolution] Sq9 and planets in Sq9 Tool (short article)
Hi Sergey and all,
Here is an example of how important the Square of 9 tool can be. You can find examples like this happening almost every day. There are dozens of PDF books and documents free on the Internet talking about how to utilize the Sq9 and you have to read through several of them to condense your own methodology, since no one has come up with the definitive Gann method. He never wrote his method out for anyone that we know of.
But one thing was clear, the “squares” were of paramount importance and in the Sq9, that means the “corners”. It never ceases to amaze me how price is drawn like a magnet to these numbers. Here is an example from yesterday,
10-17-11 on the SPX: Again! On 10-18-11:
The question came up the other day regarding planet positions on the Sq9 grid. Here is briefly what I found:
Gann uses planetary longitude quite extensively, and essentially, this works out to Planetary Lines. By combining Planetary Lines with Sq9, we have the best of the 2 tools. I believe we need to have the planet positions in the Sq9 tool display lines according to the math, according to the longitude. This is how it is done in other software programs.
However, I am also showing an example here giving due credit to Sergey for the present design of his version as I found in the very example above, the Nep line acted as resistance and the Venus line acted as support, illustrated here:
The Venus line was pretty precise. The Neptune line is off, unless you consider the SPY (1/10th of SPX), as it went to 123.50.
But let’s take a look at the pure longitude in actual numbers, utilizing Planetary Lines. Again, as you would expect, Jupiter provided support and in this case, Neptune 2nd harmonic (180 degrees/opposition) provided overhead resistance:
Fortunately, both tools are already available in Timingsolution and can be used together.
Tools I use most every day!
Best regards,
Jim Ranum
amt2100@pm.me
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#9302
Hi Gabriella,
Please refer to Sergey’s post from the 16th:
(This was the philosophical discussion on how to best handle the planets in Sq9 that started this thread)
Also, something I didn’t realize until recently, you can use the “Shift” number to swing the orientation of the planets around to whatever anchor point you think is best. But essentially, this module “overlays” the standard pie chart on top of the grid vs. using the actual numbers, as you would see with Planetary Lines.
Jim
Jim,
SQ9 works different way, it shows the real planetary positions overlay of SQ9 table:
Thus we can specify cardinal numbers 2-4-6-8 (0-90-180-270 degrees)
Or example below 8H numbers:
86- 0 degrees
91-45 degrees
96-90 degrees
etc.
Best regards.
Sergey.
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From: timingsolution@... [mailto:timingsolution@...] On Behalf Of Gabriella
Sent: Thursday, October 20, 2011 1:39 AM
To: timingsolution@...
Subject: RE: [timingsolution] Sq9 and planets in Sq9 Tool (short article)
Hi,
There must be some mistake in the planet's position on the Sq9, because:
Neptune now –in Geo- is at 1228, Uranus at 1231, etc… not as shown in TS SQ9.
Pls. check …
Thanks
Gabriella Mittelman - Astro numerologist
054- 7731313
http://astroworld.co.il/default.asp?iId=KDHLIEnglish
http://astrologyandthemarkets.blogspot.com/English blog
"Well behaved women rarely make history"
From: timingsolution@... [mailto:timingsolution@...] On Behalf Of Tay BC
Sent: Thursday, October 20, 2011 6:59 AM
To: timingsolution@...
Subject: Re: [timingsolution] Sq9 and planets in Sq9 Tool (short article)
It would be even better if all the TS users can pool together to blog or tweet real time to update on the progress of their TS models and analysis.
While Sergey is working on the 64 bit version. I think all the users here also need to change and speed up our ways of information exchange. How aptly...Uranus Square Pluto...challenging the status quo of the old.
On 20-Oct-11 09:24, TS wrote:
Hello, Jim:
Good post. Thank you.
It may become a beginning of some mutual project for this Group.
Can you re-write your post with more details? It will be like a Class on how to work with Square of 9. I understand that it is not so simple as it may sound. But: other Group members will be able to try it, I will look at it as a suggested technique, program what can be programmed, then we all try it again, and maybe we will come up with something good. What do you think?
Best regards,
Sergey
PS. I am working hard on 64 bit version. Today I have tried 20 years of price history for 1-min chart, with all astrology. Good news is that the new architecture of the program allows to download 100 years of history for 1-min chart. I guess this will be enough for a while The only restrictions that I see now are related to the computer speed, which is a resolvable question.
From: Jim Ranum
Sent: Wednesday, October 19, 2011 4:29 PM
To: timingsolution@...
Subject: [timingsolution] Sq9 and planets in Sq9 Tool (short article)
Hi Sergey and all,
Here is an example of how important the Square of 9 tool can be. You can find examples like this happening almost every day. There are dozens of PDF books and documents free on the Internet talking about how to utilize the Sq9 and you have to read through several of them to condense your own methodology, since no one has come up with the definitive Gann method. He never wrote his method out for anyone that we know of.
But one thing was clear, the “squares” were of paramount importance and in the Sq9, that means the “corners”. It never ceases to amaze me how price is drawn like a magnet to these numbers. Here is an example from yesterday,
10-17-11 on the SPX: Again! On 10-18-11:
The question came up the other day regarding planet positions on the Sq9 grid. Here is briefly what I found:
Gann uses planetary longitude quite extensively, and essentially, this works out to Planetary Lines. By combining Planetary Lines with Sq9, we have the best of the 2 tools. I believe we need to have the planet positions in the Sq9 tool display lines according to the math, according to the longitude. This is how it is done in other software programs.
However, I am also showing an example here giving due credit to Sergey for the present design of his version as I found in the very example above, the Nep line acted as resistance and the Venus line acted as support, illustrated here:
The Venus line was pretty precise. The Neptune line is off, unless you consider the SPY (1/10th of SPX), as it went to 123.50.
But let’s take a look at the pure longitude in actual numbers, utilizing Planetary Lines. Again, as you would expect, Jupiter provided support and in this case, Neptune 2nd harmonic (180 degrees/opposition) provided overhead resistance:
Fortunately, both tools are already available in Timingsolution and can be used together.
Tools I use most every day!
Best regards,
Jim Ranum
Tennis Maniaque
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#9303
hi Tay,
I'm interested in working together on TS. I hope we will have enough users to participate it.
What markets do you trade or research? I trade gold, silver, EURUSD, ES, & some stocks.
What's your trading timeframe? We got to have a common ground to start with.
I will stop here and wait for others' input.
You may pm me if you would like to chat privately.
Best regards,
Ross
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On Thu, Oct 20, 2011 at 12:58 AM, Tay BC <tbooncho@...> wrote:
It would be even better if all the TS users can pool together to blog or tweet real time to update on the progress of their TS models and analysis.
While Sergey is working on the 64 bit version. I think all the users here also need to change and speed up our ways of information exchange. How aptly...Uranus Square Pluto...challenging the status quo of the old.
On 20-Oct-11 09:24, TS wrote:
Hello, Jim:
Good post. Thank you.
It may become a beginning of some mutual project for this Group.
Can you re-write your post with more details? It will be like a Class on how to work with Square of 9. I understand that it is not so simple as it may sound. But: other Group members will be able to try it, I will look at it as a suggested technique, program what can be programmed, then we all try it again, and maybe we will come up with something good. What do you think?
Best regards,
Sergey
PS. I am working hard on 64 bit version. Today I have tried 20 years of price history for 1-min chart, with all astrology. Good news is that the new architecture of the program allows to download 100 years of history for 1-min chart. I guess this will be enough for a while The only restrictions that I see now are related to the computer speed, which is a resolvable question.
From: Jim Ranum
Sent: Wednesday, October 19, 2011 4:29 PM
To: timingsolution@...
Subject: [timingsolution] Sq9 and planets in Sq9 Tool (short article)
Hi Sergey and all,
Here is an example of how important the Square of 9 tool can be. You can find examples like this happening almost every day. There are dozens of PDF books and documents free on the Internet talking about how to utilize the Sq9 and you have to read through several of them to condense your own methodology, since no one has come up with the definitive Gann method. He never wrote his method out for anyone that we know of.
But one thing was clear, the “squares” were of paramount importance and in the Sq9, that means the “corners”. It never ceases to amaze me how price is drawn like a magnet to these numbers. Here is an example from yesterday,
10-17-11 on the SPX: Again! On 10-18-11:
The question came up the other day regarding planet positions on the Sq9 grid. Here is briefly what I found:
Gann uses planetary longitude quite extensively, and essentially, this works out to Planetary Lines. By combining Planetary Lines with Sq9, we have the best of the 2 tools. I believe we need to have the planet positions in the Sq9 tool display lines according to the math, according to the longitude. This is how it is done in other software programs.
However, I am also showing an example here giving due credit to Sergey for the present design of his version as I found in the very example above, the Nep line acted as resistance and the Venus line acted as support, illustrated here:
The Venus line was pretty precise. The Neptune line is off, unless you consider the SPY (1/10th of SPX), as it went to 123.50.
But let’s take a look at the pure longitude in actual numbers, utilizing Planetary Lines. Again, as you would expect, Jupiter provided support and in this case, Neptune 2nd harmonic (180 degrees/opposition) provided overhead resistance:
Fortunately, both tools are already available in Timingsolution and can be used together.
Tools I use most every day!
Best regards,
Jim Ranum
--
ssoRoss
This Too Shall Pass ! ! !
Tay Boon Chong
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Sergey,
In your new development. Can incorporate tweeter like upload capability of the TS snap shot?
On 20-Oct-11 20:18, Tennis Maniaque wrote:
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hi Tay,
I'm interested in working together on TS. I hope we will have enough users to participate it.
What markets do you trade or research? I trade gold, silver, EURUSD, ES, & some stocks.
What's your trading timeframe? We got to have a common ground to start with.
I will stop here and wait for others' input.
You may pm me if you would like to chat privately.
Best regards,
Ross
On Thu, Oct 20, 2011 at 12:58 AM, Tay BC <tbooncho@...> wrote:
It would be even better if all the TS users can pool together to blog or tweet real time to update on the progress of their TS models and analysis.
While Sergey is working on the 64 bit version. I think all the users here also need to change and speed up our ways of information exchange. How aptly...Uranus Square Pluto...challenging the status quo of the old.
On 20-Oct-11 09:24, TS wrote:
Hello, Jim:
Good post. Thank you.
It may become a beginning of some mutual project for this Group.
Can you re-write your post with more details? It will be like a Class on how to work with Square of 9. I understand that it is not so simple as it may sound. But: other Group members will be able to try it, I will look at it as a suggested technique, program what can be programmed, then we all try it again, and maybe we will come up with something good. What do you think?
Best regards,
Sergey
PS. I am working hard on 64 bit version. Today I have tried 20 years of price history for 1-min chart, with all astrology. Good news is that the new architecture of the program allows to download 100 years of history for 1-min chart. I guess this will be enough for a while The only restrictions that I see now are related to the computer speed, which is a resolvable question.
From: Jim Ranum
Sent: Wednesday, October 19, 2011 4:29 PM
To: timingsolution@...
Subject: [timingsolution] Sq9 and planets in Sq9 Tool (short article)
Hi Sergey and all,
Here is an example of how important the Square of 9 tool can be. You can find examples like this happening almost every day. There are dozens of PDF books and documents free on the Internet talking about how to utilize the Sq9 and you have to read through several of them to condense your own methodology, since no one has come up with the definitive Gann method. He never wrote his method out for anyone that we know of.
But one thing was clear, the squares were of paramount importance and in the Sq9, that means the corners. It never ceases to amaze me how price is drawn like a magnet to these numbers. Here is an example from yesterday,
10-17-11 on the SPX: Again! On 10-18-11:
The question came up the other day regarding planet positions on the Sq9 grid. Here is briefly what I found:
Gann uses planetary longitude quite extensively, and essentially, this works out to Planetary Lines. By combining Planetary Lines with Sq9, we have the best of the 2 tools. I believe we need to have the planet positions in the Sq9 tool display lines according to the math, according to the longitude. This is how it is done in other software programs.
However, I am also showing an example here giving due credit to Sergey for the present design of his version as I found in the very example above, the Nep line acted as resistance and the Venus line acted as support, illustrated here:
The Venus line was pretty precise. The Neptune line is off, unless you consider the SPY (1/10th of SPX), as it went to 123.50.
But lets take a look at the pure longitude in actual numbers, utilizing Planetary Lines. Again, as you would expect, Jupiter provided support and in this case, Neptune 2nd harmonic (180 degrees/opposition) provided overhead resistance:
Fortunately, both tools are already available in Timingsolution and can be used together.
Tools I use most every day!
Best regards,
Jim Ranum
--
ssoRoss
This Too Shall Pass ! ! !
Robert Rundle
#9305
The Skype Group works very well. Check with John Elga in Perth Australia how to set up.
Rob
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From: timingsolution@... [mailto:timingsolution@...] On Behalf Of Tay BC
Sent: Friday, October 21, 2011 1:08 AM
To: timingsolution@...
Subject: Re: [timingsolution] Sq9 and planets in Sq9 Tool (short article)
Sergey,
In your new development. Can incorporate tweeter like upload capability of the TS snap shot?
On 20-Oct-11 20:18, Tennis Maniaque wrote:
hi Tay,
I'm interested in working together on TS. I hope we will have enough users to participate it.
What markets do you trade or research? I trade gold, silver, EURUSD, ES, & some stocks.
What's your trading timeframe? We got to have a common ground to start with.
I will stop here and wait for others' input.
You may pm me if you would like to chat privately.
Best regards,
Ross
On Thu, Oct 20, 2011 at 12:58 AM, Tay BC <tbooncho@...> wrote:
It would be even better if all the TS users can pool together to blog or tweet real time to update on the progress of their TS models and analysis.
While Sergey is working on the 64 bit version. I think all the users here also need to change and speed up our ways of information exchange. How aptly...Uranus Square Pluto...challenging the status quo of the old.
On 20-Oct-11 09:24, TS wrote:
Hello, Jim:
Good post. Thank you.
It may become a beginning of some mutual project for this Group.
Can you re-write your post with more details? It will be like a Class on how to work with Square of 9. I understand that it is not so simple as it may sound. But: other Group members will be able to try it, I will look at it as a suggested technique, program what can be programmed, then we all try it again, and maybe we will come up with something good. What do you think?
Best regards,
Sergey
PS. I am working hard on 64 bit version. Today I have tried 20 years of price history for 1-min chart, with all astrology. Good news is that the new architecture of the program allows to download 100 years of history for 1-min chart. I guess this will be enough for a while The only restrictions that I see now are related to the computer speed, which is a resolvable question.
From: Jim Ranum
Sent: Wednesday, October 19, 2011 4:29 PM
To: timingsolution@...
Subject: [timingsolution] Sq9 and planets in Sq9 Tool (short article)
Hi Sergey and all,
Here is an example of how important the Square of 9 tool can be. You can find examples like this happening almost every day. There are dozens of PDF books and documents free on the Internet talking about how to utilize the Sq9 and you have to read through several of them to condense your own methodology, since no one has come up with the definitive Gann method. He never wrote his method out for anyone that we know of.
But one thing was clear, the “squares” were of paramount importance and in the Sq9, that means the “corners”. It never ceases to amaze me how price is drawn like a magnet to these numbers. Here is an example from yesterday,
10-17-11 on the SPX: Again! On 10-18-11:
The question came up the other day regarding planet positions on the Sq9 grid. Here is briefly what I found:
Gann uses planetary longitude quite extensively, and essentially, this works out to Planetary Lines. By combining Planetary Lines with Sq9, we have the best of the 2 tools. I believe we need to have the planet positions in the Sq9 tool display lines according to the math, according to the longitude. This is how it is done in other software programs.
However, I am also showing an example here giving due credit to Sergey for the present design of his version as I found in the very example above, the Nep line acted as resistance and the Venus line acted as support, illustrated here:
The Venus line was pretty precise. The Neptune line is off, unless you consider the SPY (1/10th of SPX), as it went to 123.50.
But let’s take a look at the pure longitude in actual numbers, utilizing Planetary Lines. Again, as you would expect, Jupiter provided support and in this case, Neptune 2nd harmonic (180 degrees/opposition) provided overhead resistance:
Fortunately, both tools are already available in Timingsolution and can be used together.
Tools I use most every day!
Best regards,
Jim Ranum
--
ssoRoss
This Too Shall Pass ! ! !
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Hi Jim,
From what I see the dates on the outside of the circle are where the Sun moves 15° through the Zodiac in other words from zero on the 21st of March the next date is 15° away on the 6th of April and so on, the only way I have any worthwhile use for dates in the square is if the 1 in the center has the date of a high or low in the same square which makes it very simple to find how many calender days it is to the next high or low or project forward 90, 120,or 180 etc days that means of course the date would include the weekends.
I have struggled to find how to create support and resistance in a TS chart from the square of 9 module, I have a program that made this very easy however with the new versions of windows it is impossible to load because of it's Dos base.
This is probably useless information but it may provoke some worthwhile thoughts on the Square of 9.
Regards Bob.
On 20/10/2011 2:26 PM, Jim Ranum wrote:
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Sure, happy to help with this. There are a couple other things I can put in there that will help people start using it.
I would like to know more about how to utilize the dates that come up in this module myself. Other software versions have the dates around the outside in a circle. I don’t know how to use the dates the way they are in the grid.
Always more to learn.
No respectable Gann student can be without the Sq9 !!
Best,
Jim
From: timingsolution@... [mailto:timingsolution@...] On Behalf Of TS
Sent: Wednesday, October 19, 2011 9:24 PM
To: timingsolution@...
Subject: Re: [timingsolution] Sq9 and planets in Sq9 Tool (short article)Hello, Jim:
Good post. Thank you.
It may become a beginning of some mutual project for this Group.
Can you re-write your post with more details? It will be like a Class on how to work with Square of 9. I understand that it is not so simple as it may sound. But: other Group members will be able to try it, I will look at it as a suggested technique, program what can be programmed, then we all try it again, and maybe we will come up with something good. What do you think?
Best regards,
Sergey
PS. I am working hard on 64 bit version. Today I have tried 20 years of price history for 1-min chart, with all astrology. Good news is that the new architecture of the program allows to download 100 years of history for 1-min chart. I guess this will be enough for a while The only restrictions that I see now are related to the computer speed, which is a resolvable question.
From: Jim Ranum
Sent: Wednesday, October 19, 2011 4:29 PM
To: timingsolution@...
Subject: [timingsolution] Sq9 and planets in Sq9 Tool (short article)
Hi Sergey and all,
Here is an example of how important the Square of 9 tool can be. You can find examples like this happening almost every day. There are dozens of PDF books and documents free on the Internet talking about how to utilize the Sq9 and you have to read through several of them to condense your own methodology, since no one has come up with the definitive Gann method. He never wrote his method out for anyone that we know of.
But one thing was clear, the “squares” were of paramount importance and in the Sq9, that means the “corners”. It never ceases to amaze me how price is drawn like a magnet to these numbers. Here is an example from yesterday,
10-17-11 on the SPX: Again! On 10-18-11:
The question came up the other day regarding planet positions on the Sq9 grid. Here is briefly what I found:
Gann uses planetary longitude quite extensively, and essentially, this works out to Planetary Lines. By combining Planetary Lines with Sq9, we have the best of the 2 tools. I believe we need to have the planet positions in the Sq9 tool display lines according to the math, according to the longitude. This is how it is done in other software programs.
However, I am also showing an example here giving due credit to Sergey for the present design of his version as I found in the very example above, the Nep line acted as resistance and the Venus line acted as support, illustrated here:
The Venus line was pretty precise. The Neptune line is off, unless you consider the SPY (1/10th of SPX), as it went to 123.50.
But let’s take a look at the pure longitude in actual numbers, utilizing Planetary Lines. Again, as you would expect, Jupiter provided support and in this case, Neptune 2nd harmonic (180 degrees/opposition) provided overhead resistance:
Fortunately, both tools are already available in Timingsolution and can be used together.
Tools I use most every day!
Best regards,
Jim Ranum
Bob Atkins
#9309
Hi Jim,
Here is a look at the S&P 500 using the low of 1068 on the 4th of October the latest high I can see in TOS is 1215.5 that can be seen in the square at 147 points up and the angle from that cell to the circle comes out at 146.5 days from the 21st of March this could be a fluke because I really have no idea how to use this tool to give price and time. This could very well be it but then the price would need to come off today, I will be looking to see when I awaken in the morning.
This software allows the planets to be on the square as well as the outer ring just to confuse the issue hopefully somebody can make some sense of it.
Regards Bob.
On 20/10/2011 2:26 PM, Jim Ranum wrote:
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Sure, happy to help with this. There are a couple other things I can put in there that will help people start using it.
I would like to know more about how to utilize the dates that come up in this module myself. Other software versions have the dates around the outside in a circle. I don’t know how to use the dates the way they are in the grid.
Always more to learn.
No respectable Gann student can be without the Sq9 !!
Best,
Jim
From: timingsolution@... [mailto:timingsolution@...] On Behalf Of TS
Sent: Wednesday, October 19, 2011 9:24 PM
To: timingsolution@...
Subject: Re: [timingsolution] Sq9 and planets in Sq9 Tool (short article)Hello, Jim:
Good post. Thank you.
It may become a beginning of some mutual project for this Group.
Can you re-write your post with more details? It will be like a Class on how to work with Square of 9. I understand that it is not so simple as it may sound. But: other Group members will be able to try it, I will look at it as a suggested technique, program what can be programmed, then we all try it again, and maybe we will come up with something good. What do you think?
Best regards,
Sergey
PS. I am working hard on 64 bit version. Today I have tried 20 years of price history for 1-min chart, with all astrology. Good news is that the new architecture of the program allows to download 100 years of history for 1-min chart. I guess this will be enough for a while The only restrictions that I see now are related to the computer speed, which is a resolvable question.
From: Jim Ranum
Sent: Wednesday, October 19, 2011 4:29 PM
To: timingsolution@...
Subject: [timingsolution] Sq9 and planets in Sq9 Tool (short article)
Hi Sergey and all,
Here is an example of how important the Square of 9 tool can be. You can find examples like this happening almost every day. There are dozens of PDF books and documents free on the Internet talking about how to utilize the Sq9 and you have to read through several of them to condense your own methodology, since no one has come up with the definitive Gann method. He never wrote his method out for anyone that we know of.
But one thing was clear, the “squares” were of paramount importance and in the Sq9, that means the “corners”. It never ceases to amaze me how price is drawn like a magnet to these numbers. Here is an example from yesterday,
10-17-11 on the SPX: Again! On 10-18-11:
The question came up the other day regarding planet positions on the Sq9 grid. Here is briefly what I found:
Gann uses planetary longitude quite extensively, and essentially, this works out to Planetary Lines. By combining Planetary Lines with Sq9, we have the best of the 2 tools. I believe we need to have the planet positions in the Sq9 tool display lines according to the math, according to the longitude. This is how it is done in other software programs.
However, I am also showing an example here giving due credit to Sergey for the present design of his version as I found in the very example above, the Nep line acted as resistance and the Venus line acted as support, illustrated here:
The Venus line was pretty precise. The Neptune line is off, unless you consider the SPY (1/10th of SPX), as it went to 123.50.
But let’s take a look at the pure longitude in actual numbers, utilizing Planetary Lines. Again, as you would expect, Jupiter provided support and in this case, Neptune 2nd harmonic (180 degrees/opposition) provided overhead resistance:
Fortunately, both tools are already available in Timingsolution and can be used together.
Tools I use most every day!
Best regards,
Jim Ranum
SergeyTS
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#9338
Hello, Group
I forgot to mention there is new feature:
Help->Screen Capture
It sends the whole screen into clipboard. Later I will improve this feature (to capture the screen area, to draw arrow).
Thus you can insert pictures into e-mail. So far it is available in Terra only, soon this feature will be available in all versions.
Best regards.
Sergey.
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--- In timingsolution@..., Tay BC <tbooncho@...> wrote:
Sergey,In your new development. Can incorporate tweeter like upload capability
of the TS snap shot?On 20-Oct-11 20:18, Tennis Maniaque wrote:
hi Tay,I'm interested in working together on TS. I hope we will have enough
users to participate it.
What markets do you trade or research? I trade gold, silver, EURUSD,
ES, & some stocks.
What's your trading timeframe? We got to have a common ground to start
with.
I will stop here and wait for others' input.You may pm me if you would like to chat privately.
Best regards,
RossOn Thu, Oct 20, 2011 at 12:58 AM, Tay BC <tbooncho@...
<mailto:tbooncho@...>> wrote:It would be even better if all the TS users can pool together to
blog or tweet real time to update on the progress of their TS
models and analysis.While Sergey is working on the 64 bit version. I think all the
users here also need to change and speed up our ways of
information exchange. How aptly...Uranus Square
Pluto...challenging the status quo of the old.On 20-Oct-11 09:24, TS wrote:
*Hello, Jim:*
**
*Good post. Thank you.*
**
*It may become a beginning of some mutual project for this Group.*
*Can you re-write your post with more details? It will be like a
Class on how to work with Square of 9. I understand that it is
not so simple as it may sound. But: other Group members will be
able to try it, I will look at it as a suggested technique,
program what can be programmed, then we all try it again, and
maybe we will come up with something good. What do you think?*
**
*Best regards,*
**
*Sergey*
**
*PS. I am working hard on 64 bit version. Today I have tried 20
years of price history for 1-min chart, with all astrology. Good
news is that the new architecture of the program allows to
download 100 years of history for 1-min chart. I guess this will
be enough for a whileSmile The only restrictions that I see now
are related to the computer speed, which is a resolvable question.*
**
*From:* Jim Ranum <mailto:amt2100@...>
*Sent:* Wednesday, October 19, 2011 4:29 PM
*To:* timingsolution@...
<mailto:timingsolution@...>
*Subject:* [timingsolution] Sq9 and planets in Sq9 Tool (short
article)Hi Sergey and all,
Here is an example of how important the Square of 9 tool can be.
You can find examples like this happening almost every day. There
are dozens of PDF books and documents free on the Internet
talking about how to utilize the Sq9 and you have to read through
several of them to condense your own methodology, since no one
has come up with the definitive Gann method. He never wrote his
method out for anyone that we know of.But one thing was clear, the "squares" were of paramount
importance and in the Sq9, that means the "corners". It never
ceases to amaze me how price is drawn like a magnet to these
numbers. Here is an example from yesterday,10-17-11 on the
SPX:
Again! On 10-18-11:The question came up the other day regarding planet positions on
the Sq9 grid. Here is briefly what I found:Gann uses planetary longitude quite extensively, and essentially,
this works out to Planetary Lines. By combining Planetary Lines
with Sq9, we have the best of the 2 tools. I believe we need to
have the planet positions in the Sq9 tool display lines according
to the math, according to the longitude.This is how it is done in
other software programs.However, I am also showing an example here giving due credit to
Sergey for the present design of his version as I found in the
very example above, the Nep line acted as resistance and the
Venus line acted as support, illustrated here:The Venus line was pretty precise. The Neptune line is off,
unless you consider the SPY (1/10^th of SPX), as it went to 123.50.But let's take a look at the pure longitude in actual numbers,
utilizing Planetary Lines. Again, as you would expect, Jupiter
provided support and in this case, Neptune 2^nd harmonic (180
degrees/opposition) provided overhead resistance:Fortunately, both tools are already available in Timingsolution
and can be used together.Tools I use most every day!
Best regards,
Jim Ranum
--
ssoRoss
This Too Shall Pass ! ! !
