For example on Cable I am expecting the next vibration to trigger on March 23. I don't know yet if it will be a top or bottom but if goes down into March 23 then I expect a fast move up afterwards. It could also mean nothing, it's a possibility too.

Gann Analysis

I did use them, a lot, and although they sometimes provide accurate S/R I find them confusing, nowadays I use time cycles only out of Gann's work. Coupled with good old trend and price patterns.

Gann Analysis

Don't want to sound harsh but do you really trade by all those lines? If yes, how? It's impossible for price not to find S/R on some of those lines, any web of lines like that, not necesarily Gann.

Gann Analysis

Nice charts over there OrionsWay! I myself use Gann in my own analysis, mostly trying to find future reversal points in time. I trade dailies so I try to nail reversal days, the best vibrations are found in USDJPY followed by GBPUSD, at least out of ...

Gann Analysis

Cycles — Hi Scotty, Like cycles of price the market also has cycles of time as you said, they are a bit different and harder to analyze than price but they do exist indeed, there is no question about it, I use them and are part of my method.

Mission Discovery: Think Outside The FX Box

Just to clear things up those divions were first (used?) made public by Gann in 1920s much earlier than Murray.

% levels - its magic

Daily CAD.

% levels - its magic

Followup to url Next powerful 1/2 area is around 1.6500 - if price gets there - prefered reversal day being January 9.

% levels - its magic

And my favorite taken right out of my trading chart...

% levels - its magic

Dailies only and as potential S/R levels, sometimes they can help you quantify the end of a move by how price vibrates through the levels as in the attached snag. But 90% of the time I am using 1/2 projections to find a future S/R level.

% levels - its magic

Good finding TEB, I'm using this method for a while already, I learned it from another trader. The divisions are 8ths and 3rds (which include the levels you found) but the best level by far is 1/2 and many times an important swing point becomes ...

% levels - its magic

Exits are key. Imo, the most important rule to any exit strategy is to minimize losses. The next important rule is to maximize gains. Many confuse those two rules by scaling out to early, they think that if they take 50% as quickly as possible they ...

Its all about EXITS!!