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Dr. Lorrie V. Bennett

The Law of Vibration by The Patterns

The Law of Vibration by The Patterns

Nuggets from my Research, Volume 1

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The intent of this course is to teach the principles of Theoretical Wave Mechanics as an introduction and foundation to Ganns Law of Vibration. ... Read more

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The intent of this course is to teach the principles of Theoretical Wave Mechanics as an introduction and foundation to Ganns Law of Vibration. The theory of Wave Mechanics views market action as the composite of multiple underlying component waves, or cycles, that are harmonically combined to create patterns and structures in the markets. When the underlying elements of these patterns are understood, they can be used to determine the cause behind market and to project the expected outcome which follows.

This theory is the groundwork beneath all of Gann and Baumrings higher teachings and is an essential prerequisite to move on to the deeper levels of Gann Theory presented in Vols. 2-4. These principles derive multiple forecasting techniques, which Gann used to produce his own forecasts. These principles are applied to multiple markets to create ongoing, real-time tradable forecasts, based upon a group of cross-confirming techniques.

Subtitle:Nuggets from my Research, Volume 1

Content:

Dedication and Author Comment
A Note on Security Measures
Table of Contents
An Introduction to Dr. Bennett and Her Work by Ken Macht
Publisher’s Introduction
The Higher Purpose of Gann Theory
Origin and Development of the Series
On Baumring and Wave Mechanics

Wave Patterns
Why Study the Law of Vibration by the Patterns?
What Tools Do You Need to Do the Exercise?
References
What Am I Supposed to Be Learning?
Getting Started on the Model
Cycle Structure
Wavelength
How to Measure a Cycle – Node to Node
Nodal Points
Wave Structure
How to Build a Cycle
Create the Waves of the Cycle
Hurst Already Has This!
How Do I Read the Charts?
Basic Waves
Positive or Negative Phasing
Fundamental Interval
Assigning Values to the Intervals
Wave Direction
4 Wave Cycle Structures
What to Look for to Differentiate the Different Cycle Structures..
Additional Wave View
The 8ths Wave Structure
Understanding How Cycle Harmonics Combine: The Composite Cycle
Compound vs. Simple Composite Waves
Summational Cycle Applied in the Soybean Market
The Importance of Studying the Theoretical Waves
Events Happening Inside the Waves
  1. Retracements
  2. Congestion
  3. Extreme moves
  4. Crossing Waves
Applying the Base Theoretical Waves to a Market
Variations of the Same Base 4 Wave Structure
General Chart Formations
Run Formations or Grinds
Top Structures
Bottom Structures
Range Formations or Stumps
Sequence of Waves that Occur due to Direction of Cycles at Starting Point
Natural Partner Cycles
Inverting Waves Creating Other Base Wave Patterns
Node Inversions
Node 1 Inversions:
Node 2 Inversions:
Nodes and Andrews
Chart Formations and the Markets
Dow 2002 to 2007 Bull Market & 2009 Bear Structure
DOW 2009 to 2017 Cycle Structure
What About Intraday?
Common Periods of Time Create Similar Chart Patterns (DOW)
Wave Mechanics
Measuring the Market (Learning to Count)
Getting the Correct Market Direction
NOW, Count!
LOV Daily Time Segment Counts (Calendar Days)
Another Way to Count
May the Force Be with You
Vectors
Acceleration and Deceleration of Price Lines
Angle of Attack
Normal Lines
Angles of Reflection
Applying Normal Lines and Angles of Reflections
Reflective Lines and Price Channels
To Build a Channel
Acceleration and Deceleration Formula
Rise
Run
Acceleration rate
Key Points to Note
Harmonic Composition and Decomposition
Definitions
Decomposition
Composition:
Waves Shapes
Sine Wave
Geometric Wave/Square Wave
Triangle Wave
Saw Tooth Wave
Deflagration: (Gaps)
Discontinuity
Shocks: Up & Down Shocks
Attenuation
Attenuation in the Markets
Other Key Components of Waves and Their Market Appearance
Rarefaction
Relaxation Time
Dissipative Process
Dilatational Wave
Compressional Wave
Wave Front
Wave Length
Distortional Wave
Effects of Volume in the Markets
Very, Very Important Aspect of Waves Cancelation and Disappearance
Using Decomposition in Market Analysis and Trading
Shapes of Moves in the Market
Ranges or Many Weeks in Narrow Range
Waves and Parabolas
Waves in the Market? Got That! Really?
Transmission Impairments to Wave Propagation
· Attenuation
· Fading
· Distortion
· Interference
· Noise
Putting Theory into a Forecast
1. The development of dates
2. Repeating individual wave structures
3. Creation of composite waves
Working with a Market (Step by Step) - Silver
A. Choose a Market: Silver
B. Beginning to Measure
C. Which Lengths to Choose
D. Angle of Attack and Reflection
E. Using History to Create a Forecast
Summary of Initial Market Analysis

Forecast Type 1: Developing Dates
To Generate a Date
BUT My Software Doesn’t Draw Those
Draw a Date Line

Forecast Type 2: Repeating Individualized Waves
Comparisons to Use
Comparing Soybean Waves
Comparing S&P Waves
Another S&P Angle of Attack
Similar Wave Structures
Gann Grids and Fans
Applying the Grids
Silver
A Glimpse of Price by Using Gann Fans
How to Know You Are Doing Something Right?
What should you do with a chart like this?
Law of Periodicity: Repetition of Pattern Defines Law of Periodicity
Using Chart Formation Similarities to Find Periodic Patterns

Forecast Type 3: Composite Wave Projections
Market Tracings
Understanding Tracings
Master Charts
Projection Charts
How to Make Up Annual Forecasts
Page 8 of Master Time Factor and Forecasting by Mathematical Rules
Page 12, Individual Stocks
Did Gann use Composite Wave Projections?
Wheat
A. Wheat Cycles for 1949 Master Chart
B. Gann’s 1949 Commodity Futures Prices Projection from his Ephemeris
C. Author Reproduction of the Multi-Year Price Line Tracings Based on Available Wheat Data
D. Reconstructed Wheat Projection Based on Prior Year Composite Wave
E. Composite and Price Lines with Actual Wheat Tracing for 1949
Gann’s 1929 Dow Jones Industrials Forecast
Reproducing Gann’s 1929 Forecast
DOW 1919
DOW 1920
DOW 1921
DOW 1922
Dow 2017 Main Trend Projection
Dow 2017 Intermediate Trend Projection
Smoothing the Curve in Silver
Recreating George Marechal’s Dow Forecast
Gann and His Time Rules
10 Year Rules
Rule 4
Rule 5
Rule 2
Rule 3
Rule 8
Rule 1 (Time Exception)
Rule 1 Culminations of Trend Times
7 Year Cycle
Rule 6
Rule 7
Rule 9
Rule 11
Author’s Notes
Strong Directionality Market
Know your trend to know what to expect!
How to differentiate the direction of move expected at a Support or Resistance line in TIME
Rule 12
Gann’s Counting Squares
Counts 6, 7, 8 Steps:
Counts 4, 5, 6 Steps:
Counts 8, 9, 10 Steps:
Counts 11, 12, 13 Steps:
Counts 19, 20, 21 Steps:
Working with the Corn Market
Looking at the Soybean Market in 2017
30-Year Segments
10-Year Segments
Longer Segments
7-Year Segments
15-Year segments
Type 2 Forecast
Timing Points for Soybean’s Next Move
Type 3 Forecast
Waldo Points
Angle of Attack Price Line Projection
Looking at the Wheat Market in 2017
A Visual Inspection
Taking Measures
Creating a Type 2 Forecast
Evaluating the 2017 Current Market for a Possible Long Trade
What is a bottom?
When might this latest low (2nd higher bottom) form?
Can we determine the possible price levels for the highs of the “prior weeks”?
Trade Setup, Entry and Stop Loss
How to Convert 1-3 Cents to Current Price Levels
1st considered Stop Loss level
2nd considered Stop Loss level
Pyramid Opportunity
Void Trade Setup
Long Term Outlook for Wheat from the Law of Periodicity
Wheat, Corn and Soybeans Comparison
Comparing Two Markets (Wheat and Corn)
Long Position Outlook
Short Position Outlook
Comparing Two Markets (Soybeans and Corn)
Can we relate any other markets to Wheat?
Status of Wheat in 2017
The Yardstick
Defining the Yardstick
Using the Yardstick – A Look at Crude Oil
Crude Oil
Crude’s Measures
The Charts Grids and Fans from the Yardstick Measure
Seeing the Future in the Waves
Type 2 Forecast for Crude (Individual Waves)
Comparisons that Could be Used in Crude
Type 3 Crude Forecast
Working with the Bond Market
Learning to See the Obvious
How to use Waves in Evaluating your Market?
First Step into Geometry
Future Books in the Series

Appendix A - From Sacred Science Institute:
The Application of Wave Mechanics to Financial Market Forecasting: A Brief Description of The Analysis of Theoretical Wave Mechanic Charts & Their Correlation of Financial Market Price Charts as Taught by Dr. Jerome Baumring

BASIC OBSERVATIONS
Composition: (PATTERNS)
Wavelength: (PATTERNS & NUMBERS)
Phasing: (PATTERNS & PLANETS)
Pattern Formation: (PATTERNS)
MARKET APPLICATIONS
Counting: (PATTERNS & NUMBERS)
Reactions and Congestion: (PATTERNS)
Pattern Recognition: (PATTERNS)
Angle of Attack: (PATTERNS)
Geometric Structure: (GEOMETRY)
Problems

NOTES:
Appendix B - 5-Wave Theoretical Models on CD
Appendix C - References for Further Study of Waves: Sound

Wave Types
https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Engineering_Acoustics/Wave_Motion_in_Elastic_Solids
https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Engineering_Acoustics/Qualitative_Description_of_Shocks
Nonlinear Generation of Harmonics
https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Engineering_Acoustics/Harmonic_Generation
Progressive Wave Deformation
Frequency Analysis of Solutions Obtained Using the Method of Characteristics
Direct Analytical Solution to Harmonic Profile
References
Types of Attenuation
https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Engineering_Acoustics/Attenuation_of_Sound_Waves
Viscosity and Heat conduction
Boundary Layer Losses
Relaxation (Composition/Decomposition Phases)
Appendix D – Method for Forecasting the Stock Market – by W. D. Gann
Appendix E - Forecasting Grains by Time Cycles

Date: 2017

Pages: 361

Binding: Hardcover

Publisher: Cosmological Economics

Author: Dr. Lorrie V. Bennett

ISBN:

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