Text: Subject: article on influence of planets on cycles, trines Date: Tue, 22 May 2001 13:46:46 +1000 From: "phil" To: , "Luigi. Di-Martino" You may find this interesting, it follows up on squares and trine powers in Pythagorean scales. Triangles are strong. phil W D Gann writes, June 25th 1927. October cotton declined to 16.80 Bought 500 October at 16.83 and 500 December at 17.15. He figured that it would run up for about thirty days. July 25th 1927. Sold 500 October cotton at 19.00 Sold 500 December at 19.20 Went short 500 December at 19.20. Decline followed as he expected. Explanation To understand the reason for the timing of these trades just imagine a triangle and at each corner there is a planet. This is called a grand trine. What is happening in this case is that there are two slow planets that don't move much and they are 120 degrees apart(trine) Then a fast planet, Mercury in this case comes around so that it forms a triangle with the other planets (at the low of the market) it moves away so that there is no grand trine anymore but a month later the Sun comes around to where Mercury use to be and forms the triangle again (at the high of the market)

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