Day Counts and Gann Dates
IMO I think we are on the edge of another significant move up.
This chart plots the time between the market high. Using key Gann days as measure. i.e 30, 60, [90], 120, 150, [180], 210, 240, [270], 330 and 360 days. The chart also highlights key Gann dates....
150 Days from market high (Sep. 7th) is quite significant. I think it marks the end/bottom of a retracement /correction and signifies another move up is about to begin.
Other dates that are interesting to note are the Gann Dates.. July 7th and August 8th.
September 23 will be a key date to watch.
Its also interesting when you divide the larger counts into 30 days then divide those 30 day counts into 27 and 3. I'm still working on this but it seems to fit the moon phases. I do know that Gann used the Sidereal time (Sidereal Month=27 d 7 h) in his works and analysis.
Anyways food for thought
More about Gann dates and day counts below and Sidereal Month Below
''Mr. Gann followed this pattern to list February 5th, March 21st, May 6th, June 22, July 7th, August 8th, September 23rd and November 8th as seasonal times for a change in trend
Stocks make important changes of trend every 30, 60, [90], 120, 150, [180], 210, 240, [270], 330 and 360 days or degrees from any important top or bottom. These seasonal changes or monthly changes based on the beginning of any seasonal changes are important to watch for tops and bottoms.''
source: marketmasters.com.au/84.0.html
''Sidereal month''
''The period of the Moon's orbit as defined with respect to the celestial sphere (of the fixed stars, nowadays the International Celestial Reference Frame (ICRF)) is known as a sidereal month because it is the time it takes the Moon to return to a given position among the stars (Latin: sidera): 27.321661 days (27 d 7 h 43 min 11.5 s). This type of month has been observed among cultures in the Middle East, India, and China in the following way: they divided the sky into 27 or 28 lunar mansions, one for each day of the month, identified by the prominent star(s) in them''
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sidereal_month
This chart plots the time between the market high. Using key Gann days as measure. i.e 30, 60, [90], 120, 150, [180], 210, 240, [270], 330 and 360 days. The chart also highlights key Gann dates....
150 Days from market high (Sep. 7th) is quite significant. I think it marks the end/bottom of a retracement /correction and signifies another move up is about to begin.
Other dates that are interesting to note are the Gann Dates.. July 7th and August 8th.
September 23 will be a key date to watch.
Its also interesting when you divide the larger counts into 30 days then divide those 30 day counts into 27 and 3. I'm still working on this but it seems to fit the moon phases. I do know that Gann used the Sidereal time (Sidereal Month=27 d 7 h) in his works and analysis.
Anyways food for thought
More about Gann dates and day counts below and Sidereal Month Below
''Mr. Gann followed this pattern to list February 5th, March 21st, May 6th, June 22, July 7th, August 8th, September 23rd and November 8th as seasonal times for a change in trend
Stocks make important changes of trend every 30, 60, [90], 120, 150, [180], 210, 240, [270], 330 and 360 days or degrees from any important top or bottom. These seasonal changes or monthly changes based on the beginning of any seasonal changes are important to watch for tops and bottoms.''
source: marketmasters.com.au/84.0.html
''Sidereal month''
''The period of the Moon's orbit as defined with respect to the celestial sphere (of the fixed stars, nowadays the International Celestial Reference Frame (ICRF)) is known as a sidereal month because it is the time it takes the Moon to return to a given position among the stars (Latin: sidera): 27.321661 days (27 d 7 h 43 min 11.5 s). This type of month has been observed among cultures in the Middle East, India, and China in the following way: they divided the sky into 27 or 28 lunar mansions, one for each day of the month, identified by the prominent star(s) in them''
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sidereal_month
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