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Gann Angles measure price moves relative to time.
The Dow is moving up the red Gann 1×1 line, so far the recent trend challenge has been over come. As price is near upper green dotted channel Gann angle from Oct 2007 price is now over bought. We can also see the very obvious Elliot 5 wave count from March 2009 lows, and a new Dow high would complete the 5 waves up.
The red line indicator below the Dow price chart is readtheticker.com RTT Flow Index.
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Gold (GLD) could not get over $130, so a reaction back to minor support at $115 was to be expected. Support should be found here, and a significant cycle low. August to September 2018 may see gold turn higher.
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Sure fundamentals do matter, and so does market timing (entry, stops and exit), here at readtheticker.com we believe a combination of Gann Angles, Cycles and Wyckoff Logic is the best way to secure better timing than most, after all these methods have been used successfully for 70+ years. With our website you can chart any security in the world.
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Jesse Livermore
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Warren Buffett
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In the short run, the market is a voting machine, but in the long run it is a weighing machine.
Benjamin Graham
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Warren Buffet
