ага, спасибо, а оригинал на английском будьте добры, именно эту страницу
Поняла, что уже все понятна, но на всякий случай, может кому пригодится:
LATITUDE AND LONGITUDE
On all charts – daily, weekly or monthly – the price must move up or down on the vertical
angles. Therefore, the price movement is the same as latitude. You should begin with zero or
"0" on any chart – daily, weekly or monthly – and draw the important angles and resistance
levels across, which measure latitude.
Next, number the time points in days, weeks or months across, and draw the horizontal angle
at each important natural angle, such as 11-1/4, 22-1/2, 33-3/4, 45, 56-1/4, 67-1/2, 78-3/4, 90, 101-1/4,
112-1/2, 120, etc. Then you will know when price reaches these important angles and meets
resistance.
Longitude measures the time running across the chart, as it moves over each day, week or
month. Therefore, you must keep your chart numbered from each important top and bottom
in order to get the time measurements according to angles. These important angles, such as
11-1/4, 22-1/2, 33-3/4, 45, 56-1/4, 60, 67-1/2, 78-3/4, 90, etc from each bottom and top will show you
where the strongest resistance in price and time takes place. These angles prove the parallel
or crossing point. Study past records and see what has happened when prices on monthly
charts reached these important angles or time periods.
For example: 90 points up in price from "0" we draw an angle horizontally across the chart.
Then 90 days, weeks or months, going to the right across the chart, we draw a vertical angle
up, which will cross the horizontal angle at 90 and prove the square. By keeping all these
angles up and understanding them on your charts, you will know when important time cycles
are running out.
If the price of a stock at 60 comes out on the 60th day, week or month, it will meet strong
resistance because it has reached the square of price with Time. It is at the same latitude or
price and the same longitude or time period. You can always put the square of 90 on a chart –
either daily, weekly or monthly – and use the natural angles, but I advise only using this on
the weekly and monthly. You can begin this square of 90 from any bottom or top, that is,
going up 90 points, or from the natural points, which are 90, 135, 180, but you must not fail to
square the extreme low and high price as well as the second and third lower tops and higher
bottoms with Time.