What software did Patrick Mikula use to draw?

[⭐ setare]

Hello
I am reading the book Gann's Scientific Methods Unveiled, Volume 2 Chapters 5 and 6 talk about the fourth dimension
I couldn't figure out what software to use for drawing

Can anyone help?

 

 

[⭐ dynastic]

No idea what Mikula is using but suggest you try Timing Solution to replicate this.

[⭐ setare]

Thanks
I don't know how to draw these lines in Timing Solution that
1. Calculate the average of the planets
2. Set the lines for 1/4 equal to 1 degree

Can you show this idea on Timing Solution with a picture or video

[⭐ FredUrble]

Mikula sells his own charting software called Market Warrior. The charts are likely from an older version of this program. Here is the link to the software. He does mention that his distribution server was in the Ukraine and is down currently, so you cannot download anything as of now.

https://mikulaforecasting.com/marketwarrior-5-free-trial/

 

[⭐ FredUrble]

I did find an older copy of the trial software. Here is the link to it:

https://workupload.com/file/Ndf95Bp3JXC

 

[⭐ RichardGere]

22 minutes ago, FredUrble said:

I did find an older copy of the trial software. Here is the link to it:

https://workupload.com/file/Ndf95Bp3JXC

 

Now that you mentioned, I would also think that maybe it was done with Market Warrior. Since the chart copyright is dated 1996, it could be MW3 or MW4

I still have a working copy of MarketWarrior 4.6 (Trial turned Registered). If you want to try out, let me know and I will check out my backup HDD.

[⭐ setare]

Hello
Thanks to all the friends who helped

I chose a chart to test but unfortunately I couldn't figure out how the fourth dimension is drawn on the chart. The problem is that we don't have a start date in the indicator included in the software

And more importantly, we don't have the tick per degree option
For example, 2 ticks for 1 degree of movement

Can someone check the software or show the fourth dimension drawing on the chart?

 

(I had to reduce the video size)

[⭐ FFRT]

One of the talent had cured Market Warrior, if i recall correctly.

[⭐ RichardGere]

Here is the link for Market Warrior 4.6.383RT.

The last I checked couple of years ago, it can read ASCII and/or Metastock files.

https://www.mediafire.com/file/ejs9k0dy1nlp7l8/MarketWarrior4.6.383RT.rar/file

[⭐ setare]

51 minutes ago, RichardGere said:

Here is the link for Market Warrior 4.6.383RT.

The last I checked couple of years ago, it can read ASCII and/or Metastock files.

https://www.mediafire.com/file/ejs9k0dy1nlp7l8/MarketWarrior4.6.383RT.rar/file

Hello
Thanks for sharing

Unfortunately, I tried all the indicators in this software 4.6, but I didn't understand what indicator
Mr. Mikula used.

[paulharee]

On 1/2/2025 at 4:16 PM, RichardGere said:

Here is the link for Market Warrior 4.6.383RT.

The last I checked couple of years ago, it can read ASCII and/or Metastock files.

https://www.mediafire.com/file/ejs9k0dy1nlp7l8/MarketWarrior4.6.383RT.rar/file

Hi RichardGere,

Could you please repost a working link?

[⭐ RichardGere]

I can't post right now as I don't have my archives with me. Will do it when I return to work.

[⭐ sexgod]

Up, interested in this

[⭐ FFRT]

https://www.4shared.com/zip/JldPZXllce/MarketWarrior4.html

https://www.4shared.com/rar/s4B0qwBwba/MarketWarrior4.html

[⭐ setare]

I couldn't find the specific indicator used to plot this type of chart, even in the version dear FFRT sent.

However, this indicator is somewhat similar.

 

https://www.tradingview.com/script/EksWr4T1-Price-and-Longitude-Angles/

 

 

[⭐ FFRT]

Also check Galactic Trader

 

https://www.4shared.com/zip/tDVf0IhS/Fibonacci_Galactic_Trader_40_R.html

 

When Optuma 1.6 was shared by someone, that RE had also shared the latest Fibonacci Galactic Trader also

Edited 12 hours ago by FFRT

[⭐ setare]

2 hours ago, FFRT said:

Also check

 

 

https://www.4shared.com/zip/tDVf0IhS/Fibonacci_Galactic_Trader_40_R.html

 

When Optuma 1.6 was shared by someone, that RE had also shared the latest Fibonacci Galactic Trader also

Dear friend FFRT , thank you very much; that was very kind of you.

Galactic Trader is very difficult to use; you have to input MetaStock data, and I couldn't find anything in the software's manual regarding the relationship between the prices and the longitudinal positions of the planets.

Furthermore, there is no feature by the name of "Londitude Angle " in the software Optuma—only the items listed below  (Gann planetary line /Planetary Fan )—none of which include calculations for the interaction between two planets (like jupiter/saturn Average (See the first image in the post.) . It seems to me that Optima lacks the capability to generate this "Mikula" chart pattern, though it is possible that I am simply not well-informed enough.

If any of you happen to find out more about this in the future, please post a message here.

Thanks

[⭐ FFRT]

Ok, Glad to see Optuma works at your end. It does not work at my end. Earlier i was able to make it run, but exact steps etc not noted and no longer it works at my end something i am not following exactly. I guess, first installing 1.6 and later upgrade to version 2  could make it possible, but i am bit scared now to keep experimenting on my new PC

[⭐ setare]

1 hour ago, FFRT said:

Ok, Glad to see Optuma works at your end. It does not work at my end. Earlier i was able to make it run, but exact steps etc not noted and no longer it works at my end something i am not following exactly. I guess, first installing 1.6 and later upgrade to version 2  could make it possible, but i am bit scared now to keep experimenting on my new PC

Unfortunately, I also had a lot of trouble with version 2,
and it didn't work well for me either.
I use version 1.6 offline.

[⭐ sapperindi]

@setare - you can set scale in optuma, the right bottom corner.

[⭐ setare]

20 minutes ago, sapperindi said:

@setare - you can set scale in optuma, the right bottom corner.

These two are different (scale/tics); in his book, Mr. Mikula uses "ticks" rather than a scale.

Do you have any ideas regarding this?

[⭐ sapperindi]

6 minutes ago, setare said:

These two are different (scale/tics); in his book, Mr. Mikula uses "ticks" rather than a scale.

Do you have any ideas regarding this?

I didn't read Mikula's book, but if tick is price, then you can set scale (timeprice ratio) in optuma to achieve the same. read this

Using the Time/Price Ratio to Scale a Chart | Optuma Knowledge Base

Edited 1 hour ago by sapperindi

[⭐ setare]

1 hour ago, sapperindi said:

I didn't read Mikula's book, but if tick is price, then you can set scale (timeprice ratio) in optuma to achieve the same. read this

Using the Time/Price Ratio to Scale a Chart | Optuma Knowledge Base

 

A "tick" refers to the smallest possible price change in a market.

Defining the "tick" for Gold, Silver, and Copper charts based on current prices:

For Gold, Silver, and Copper charts, it is important to distinguish between two concepts:

Tick Size: The smallest permitted price change within a trading contract.

Current Price: The prevailing market price, which is subject to constant change.

Important Note: The tick size does not change as the price of Gold, Silver, or Copper fluctuates; rather, it is determined by the specific contract type and the trading market.

To apply the Gann method, one must determine the value of a single tick (in terms of price units) and then multiply it by the relevant ratio—such as 1×1, 2×1, or 8×1.

Gold (GC)
$4,074.90
USD per troy ounce

One tick = $0.10

Silver (SI)
$51.97
USD per troy ounce; last observed price on November 6

One tick = $0.005