W. D. Gann sometimes called it the Wheel within Wheel.

This chart is used to identify market support and resistance levels as well as market reversal days.

Within the circle forms the square, there is an inner circle (The Earth’s Orbit around the Sun) and an inner square (Historic high & low coordinates), as well as an outer square and an outer circle which prove the Fourth Dimension in working out price movements.

The Wheel of 24 can be used for both EOD and Intraday analysis, with settings for GMT Offsets and Geographical Longitude and Latitude.
   

Navigating the Wheel of 24

Navigation Console

The navigation console allows you to move around the Wheel of 24.  You can move up, down left and right using the arrow buttons or joystick control.

 

Zoom Slider

The zoom slider allows you to zoom in and out of the Wheel of 24.  Moving the slider upwards, or clicking the + symbol zooms into the Wheel of 24.  Moving the slider downwards, or clicking the - symbol zooms out of the Wheel of 24.

Mouse controls

Zoom In - Hold the Right mouse button down and slide the mouse down.
Zoom Out - Hold the Right mouse button down and slide the mouse up.

To move around the Wheel of 24, hold the Left mouse button down and move the mouse in the opposite direction you want to go.  (Eg To move the screen right, you must move the mouse left).

Adjusting the Wheel of 24

Various items on the Wheel of 24 can be adjusted including the Angle circle and Date circle.  This is done by left clicking and holding on the item, and moving the mouse to position it to the desired location.

Wheel of 24 Properties

Actions

Undock Page
Detaches the Wheel of 24 page from the Market Analyst program window allowing you to move it to a second monitor (if available).

Print Wheel of 24 Chart
Prints the currently displayed Wheel of 24 chart to your default printer.

Properties

Background
Allows you to adjust the background colour of  the Wheel of 24 chart.  To do this, click on the drop down arrow next to this field and a colour swatch window will display:



Left click on the desired colour to select it.

Start Price
Allows you to adjust the first number of the Wheel of 24 (by default this is 1).

Start Date
Allows you to adjust the starting date used on the Wheel of 24.

Selected Price
Allows you to select a price where items such as Aspects and overlays are Calculated from.  This can also be done by left clicking the desired item on the Wheel of 24 chart itself.

Bar Angle
This Bar is the Semi Transparent orb stretching across the Wheel of 24 chart like a ruler.  This entry allows you to manually set the angle of this bar.

Bar Width
This slider bar allows you to set the width of the Semi Transparent bar mentioned above.

Ephemeris
Allows you to set the Ephemeris Date, which sets the position of the planets on the Wheel of 24s outer ring chart accordingly.

Rings
Allows you to adjust the number of rings used to make up the Wheel of 24.  A ring is a circle of numbers, for example the 1st ring on a default Wheel of 24 contains the numbers 1 through to 24.  (Default setting is 10).

Aspects
Allows you to overlay one of the following aspects onto the Wheel of 24 chart:

• Square
• Trine
• Sextile
• SemiSquare
• SemiSextile
  

The aspect overlay is displayed using aqua coloured orbs.

Display Style
Allows you to switch between the EOD function (Yearly) and Intraday functions (Day - Equal and Day - Daylight).  For more information on the Intraday / Astrological functions of the Wheel of 24 click here.

View Angle
Allows you to alter the angle of the entire Wheel of 24 chart.  (For example a value of 180 would invert the Wheel of 24 chart).

GMT Offset
Allows you to adjust the GMT offset of the Wheel of 24 when used for Intraday analysis.  Be default this setting is +10 (Brisbane, Australia).

Geo / Helio / Sidereal
Allows you to adjust the Ephemeris settings used with the Wheel of 24 to one of the following options:

• Geocentric - The ephemeris treats the Earth (geo) as the centre and all planetary angles determine the position of the planets relative to the earth. In this situation, due to the different orbits of the planets and of Earth, it is possible for the planets to appear as if they are going in reverse (retrograde).

• Heliocentric - The ephemeris treats the sun (helio) as the centre and all planetary angles are their respective position in their orbits around the sun.

• Sidereal - Uses an ancient Eastern Astrological point as the centre. It exhibits the same properties as the Geocentric option, but the values of the angles are quite different. For tools like the planetary aspects, there is very little difference between Geocentric & Sidereal, as the angles between the planets is the same in both. In tools such as the Gann Planetary Lines, there is a great deal of difference as the tools are calculated from the exact positions of the planets.
  

Longitude
Allows you to adjust the distance used with the Wheel of 24, measured in degrees on a map, that a place is east or west of a standard north-south line, usually that which passes through Greenwich.

Latitude
Allows you to adjust the distance used with the Wheel of 24, measured in degrees on the map, that a place is north or south of the Equator.

Tooltip Header Colour
Allows you to adjust the Tootip windows header bar colour.  (Default Blue).

Tooltip Background Colour
Allows you to adjust the Tooltip windows background colour.  (Default Yellow).

Tooltip Transparency
Allows you to adjust the transparency of the Tooltip window.  (Default 50%).

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