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Can you create a correlation coefficient indicator (a simple R value that changes) when you are fitting/developing your natal curve?


OR: clock on natal curve and export data points to excel could be very useful

I am disappointed that no one has asked for this feature.

Do you see how useful this can be? OR: just be able to click on natal curve and dump data points to an excel file.

That would be a good feature.......can then fine tune your natal settings

Earik: Can you please add this feature?

it doesnt? when/why did that occur?

I read (I think in the W59 help file) where Earik had experimented with linking the sun to zero degrees on the ephemeris. Does anyone have any info they can share regarding this feature? I am experimenting and am finding that the SPX closes on hot prices (or close) on some days...but not others (clo...

I just posted some esoteric stuff on an options board...and I got creamed with people dissing me, laughing, etc.

What have been your experiences?

When plotting the intraday polarity chart...why do you often get different turning points when you set the start to different times?

As a retired Communication systems engineer, machines are simply "fast idiots"...they know nothing until you point them in a certain direction

which is why I am not concerned they will "take over the world"

Can you create a correlation coefficient indicator (a simple R value that changes) when you are fitting/developing your natal curve? This would greatly help in establishing the curve...i.e... the R value changes as you press the side arrow key...shifting the curve until you get the max R value. You ...

Can anyone answer the following?

when Gann wheels are setup...why does wave59 use Mar21 at the 0 deg point when many others have it 180 degrees opposite?

what is the difference and do you read them differently when forecasting?

You can just copy the contents of the current Wave59 working directory to the new machine's working directory after you install. (I would zip up both directories first, just so you have a backup and to help facilitate the copying.) To find the working directory: file -> working directory I tried th...