SYMBOL : CENTURYTEX futures
GANN NUMBERS : 8 and ______
(There is one more Gann Law of vibration numberI will disclose it some other time...,)
Chart attached and explained....
W D Gann on 'Law of Vibration':
1) Stocks and commodities (and everything else on earth) vibrate. Moreover, vibration provides a comprehensive explanation of price movements in financial markets.
2) Stocks and commodities vibrate in accordance with both their own individual energy/ vibration (i.e. internal vibration) and also in accordance with energy/ vibration transmitted through space (i.e. external vibration).
3) The overall energy/ vibration of a stock or commodity is reflected in its price.
4) Financial markets essentially comprise a series of impulses that produce price movements with specific rates of vibration.
5) The price movement of a stock or commodity unfolds in a coherent way.This is because stocks and commodities are essentially centres of energies and these energies (or vibrations) are controlled mathematically.
6) When the overall vibration of a stock or commodity is in balance its price will maintain a constant rate of vibration (i.e. prices will form a trend). Consequently this overall rate of vibration (or trend line) can be precisely measured and future prices forecast by means of the so-called Gann angles or Gann fan lines (i.e. 1 x 1, 1 x 2, 1 x 4, 1 x 8 angles and their subdivisions).
1) Stocks and commodities (and everything else on earth) vibrate. Moreover, vibration provides a comprehensive explanation of price movements in financial markets.
2) Stocks and commodities vibrate in accordance with both their own individual energy/ vibration (i.e. internal vibration) and also in accordance with energy/ vibration transmitted through space (i.e. external vibration).
3) The overall energy/ vibration of a stock or commodity is reflected in its price.
4) Financial markets essentially comprise a series of impulses that produce price movements with specific rates of vibration.
5) The price movement of a stock or commodity unfolds in a coherent way.This is because stocks and commodities are essentially centres of energies and these energies (or vibrations) are controlled mathematically.
6) When the overall vibration of a stock or commodity is in balance its price will maintain a constant rate of vibration (i.e. prices will form a trend). Consequently this overall rate of vibration (or trend line) can be precisely measured and future prices forecast by means of the so-called Gann angles or Gann fan lines (i.e. 1 x 1, 1 x 2, 1 x 4, 1 x 8 angles and their subdivisions).
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