New target price is 1.4388 see chart 'price-time. The first level would be 59.062 * 59.062 (60* this translates to 4 hours time.)ĥ. subtract your angles - use 1 for 180* 2 for 360* if you're working with low's add your angles.Ĥ. Subtract the square root of the degrees of time you're interested in. Take the square root of actual high of 4433 = 66.58Ģ. The time elapsed was 2hr 50m or 42.5* you can now use 42.5* for the next price calculation as follows:ġ. On the third chart we used the 4299 low as 0* and find the high of 4431 using 4 number calculation, which was 2 pips from the actual high. Add the equivalent decimal for the angle you want.Įxample (see attached chart) gbp/jpy low 241.97 Take the square root of the last high or low. Decide whether to use 3, 4, or 5 numbers for your price.Ģ. Use the following formula and chart to calculate price:ġ. Of course it is probably best to use both together to see where they coincide. I've attached 3 charts the one with the smaller levels used 3, the other two show 4. For daily, long term go with 5, for intraday use 3. In forex you can use either 3,4, or 5 digits in your calculations. If you want to use a 12 day chart you simply draw a circle place the day you want to use as the last high/low at 0* divide that by 360* and use the following angles 45,60,90,120,135, 180, 225, 240, 270, 315, 330, 360. I haven't seen this exact formulas on this forum, nor have I seen them published on the web. chart (also called the square of nine), the hexagon chart, and the circle of 360. They are in effect feeding off of each other, so when they touch it creates a null zone which indicates a region of price compression followed by a break out. Our mathematical application of wd gann square of nine and our own.

This number is used as a non-arbitrary, dynamically updating, ratio which can be applied to Price as it normally is in an ema, which makes it an nma- natural moving average (because we're using the natural logarithm of price differences) You can also apply the ratio it to the market river itself which makes it a self-adaptive indicator, and when applied to the nmm it bridges the the nmm and nmr, which are based on two totally different calculations. We calculate a dynamic ratio at each bar using the natural market river as the numerator and summation of total delta Price calculating the difference in price between each bar. The natural market river is the summation of the changes in prices over x bars multiplied by the square root of x - (x-1) for each bar back, where x is the number of the bar. The movement of the last bar has more influence than what price was 40 bars ago.

If you really want to know how it works you can buy Jim Sloman's ocean book.

W d gann square of 360 chart