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Uploaded by on Dec 10, 2009

Just in case you had not noticed this I though I would get some practice making videos about the Market. I think it is all pretty self explanatory.

If you study W.D. Gann you understand what I mean by time and price are balanced.

As far as I can tell we will see the market stay around these levels until the new year so all the year end books look good for the major funds.

Then about half way through January 15th to 16th six months out from the rally that started in July the gates of investor hell will open again.

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  • Nice... what tools did you use to produce this video? It came out well...

  • The charting package is a free one from

    incrediblecharts(dot)com

    Very comprehensive has pretty much everything that moves on one day delay for free and about $20AUD per month for every few hours. A a guy named Colin Twiggs wrote it he also does a good daily trading diary.

    I used a screen capture program from camstudio(dot)org

    Instruction video here

    /watch?v=HsitZuxrLi0

    The is a bit more to the maths that help me notice this if you have any questions PM for more.

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  • 3 Sept 1929 High 8 July 1932 Low 1039 Days 50% 519.5 Days 11 Oct 2007 High + 519 Days = 13 Mar 2009 [ Low 6 Mar 2009]

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