Price Time Volume Investing

I’ve read the title phase on several forums several times in the past few months and it always make a cringe. Just who is a “serious student of Gann”? Continue reading

The table below contains the top five industries with the stocks with the highest RS. Continue reading

Here is an oddity - the charts of regional banks are really looking strong. In looking at my industry charts I was surprised to see such relative strength in the banks. Continue reading

Chapter IX, around page 115, in my copy of Reminiscences of a Stock Operator by Edwin LeFevre is a good place to read about what happened in the past week or so. I recommend this book to anyone interested in trading or in the financial history of the USA. Continue reading

A recap of week’s posts. Continue reading

I’ve been amazed at the speed and efficiency provided by the internet since I started playing around back in 1992. The ability to sell a product or just get an idea all over the world was not even considered when I was in college during the early 1980s. Continue reading

Most popular posts at PTV-Investing.com. Continue reading

Analysis of the October 2007 to March 2008 range. Continue reading

The Top 100 Growth Stock list is a mechanically generated set of stocks that meet strict fundamental guidelines and have strong relative price strength. I’ve added a sub-list of stocks on the right sidebar which contains stocks from the Top 100 list which are near the 50 day moving average. This filters out those stocks that have already run too far to consider. Continue reading

Analysis of the Intel Corporation (INTC) chart using a Gann Fan and discussing an example of my guess of Gann’s Master Time Factor. Continue reading

As a thank you to my growing list of readers, I am posting a current version of my Top 10 Stock Per Industry page. This page is updated weekly for Premium Content subscribers. The page contains a ranking of industries based on the cumulative relative strength (RS) of the components. A link to charts of the top RS stocks is provided for each industry - up to 10 stocks. Continue reading

The post discusses Gann 0 angles and provides and example. Zero angles are created by using points per units of time. The angle originates at a significant high or low on the chart. In this case I used the 1998 high of the airline index. Continue reading

The Gann Square of 52 measures relative market movements from one year to the next. This post discusses the square of 52 and how it is used by PTV-Investing.com. Continue reading

Using Gannalyst and Yahoo historical data I created a couple charts of the DOW (INDU) going back to 1942. It may be interesting to go back further but Yahoo only provides data to 1928 which misses the low before the 1929 bubble. Continue reading

I noticed that the tool I use for Gannish analysis is now available for free. I recommend checking it out here. You can’t beat the price. Continue reading

‘m watching the History Channel — a show about Cro-Magnon people. Someone found a bone with holes in a pattern that could be the first economic chart. Continue reading

It appears the US economy is in good hands. This analysis from YouTube has put me at ease. It is a little dated but it is nice to know what the masses are thinking. Continue reading

I updated the search function this morning - found at the top of the right sidebar. You should be able to type in a topic and see the posts on this site relating to that topic. Continue reading

A few weeks ago I posted about using the Top 100 Growth Stocks list on the right sidebar for finding potential buys when the market turns up. I decided to parse though my C++ code to see what beer induced formula I came up with a few years ago. Continue reading

In a previous post I discussed my thoughts on sentiment and price volatility. I want to provide a few charts showing direct measures of volatility that work better than sentiment surveys and derivative metrics such as the VIX. Continue reading