Michael S. Jenkins analyses market trends for 2010. I have studied Gann methods for the past 39 years. I often use planetary translations and square of nine applications because they are so precise. Although many traders don't know the secret ways of using such information to get results, the typical investor can get very satisfactory results by just knowing some simple maths. Most know of basic numerological cycles, such as a top on the Dow Jones hitting 1000 for the first time in 1966, and 1000 days later hitting another top at 1000 (see figure 1). This occurrence points to the equivalence of price and time, which are fundamentally interchangeable. Once the concept of interchangeability is firmly cemented in your thinking, you will begin to discover market cycles that you can use on a day-to-day basis to begin to make progress... Excerpted from an article originally published in the Jan/Feb 2010 issue of YourTradingEdge magazine. All rights reserved. © Copyright 2009, MarketSource International Pty Ltd.
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