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The following is an excerpt taken from the Jan 16, 2015 E-Alert:

A couple years back when I was doing astrology research in the British Library I stumbled upon a book by author Constance Brown. After presenting various thoughts on chart technical analysis, she took a hard left turn and started postulating on how musical tones might align to price behaviour on stocks and commodities.

Unfortunately, she was unable to explain this connection in a clear enough manner for me to grasp.
On a subsequent visit to Toronto, I happened into an independent bookstore where I found a book entitled Quadruvium – The Four Classical Liberal Arts of Number, Geometry, Music and Cosmology.

Believe me… I am not a musician. I play the radio and the CD player and not much else. But I have now scoured the pages of this Quadruvium book and I think I now see where Constance Brown was coming from with her musical theory.

Using a starting point of 261.62 Hertz (middle C), one can derive the scale of audible musical frequencies.

The following table is a partial list of frequencies:

frequency Musical note

8.17579892 C(-1)
8.66195722 C#/Db(-1)
9.17702400 D(-1)
9.72271824 D#/Eb(-1)
10.30086115 E(-1)
10.91338223 F(-1)
11.56232571 F#/Gb(-1)
12.24985737 G(-1)
12.97827180 G#/Ab(-1)
13.75000000 A(-1)
14.56761755 A#/Bb(-1)
15.43385316 B(-1)
16.35159783 C0
17.32391444 C#/Db0
18.35404799 D0
19.44543648 D#/Eb0
20.60172231 E0
21.82676446 F0
23.12465142 F#/Gb0
24.49971475 G0
25.95654360 G#/Ab0
27.50000000 A0
29.13523509 A#/Bb0
30.86770633 B0
32.70319566 C1
34.64782887 C#/Db1
36.70809599 D1
38.89087297 D#/Eb1
41.20344461 E1
43.65352893 F1
46.24930284 F#/Gb1
48.99942950 G1
51.91308720 G#/Ab1
55.00000000 A1
58.27047019 A#/Bb1
61.73541266 B1
65.40639133 C2
69.29565774 C#/Db2
73.41619198 D2
77.78174593 D#/Eb2
82.40688923 E2
87.30705786 F2
92.49860568 F#/Gb2
97.99885900 G2
103.82617439 G#/Ab2
110.00000000 A2
116.54094038 A#/Bb2
123.47082531 B2
130.81278265 C3
138.59131549 C#/Db3
146.83238396 D3
155.56349186 D#/Eb3
164.81377846 E3
174.61411572 F3
184.99721136 F#/Gb3
195.99771799 G3
207.65234879 G#/Ab3
220.00000000 A3
233.08188076 A#/Bb3
246.94165063 B3
261.62556530 C4
277.18263098 C#/Db4
293.66476792 D4
311.12698372 D#/Eb4
329.62755691 E4
349.22823143 F4
369.99442271 F#/Gb4
391.99543598 G4
415.30469758 G#/Ab4
440.00000000 A4
466.16376152 A#/Bb4
493.88330126 B4
523.25113060 C5
554.36526195 C#/Db5
587.32953583 D5
622.25396744 D#/Eb5
659.25511383 E5
698.45646287 F5
739.98884542 F#/Gb5
783.99087196 G5
830.60939516 G#/Ab5
880.00000000 A5
932.32752304 A#/Bb5
987.76660251 B5
1046.50226120 C6
1108.73052391 C#/Db6
1174.65907167 D6
1244.50793489 D#/Eb6
1318.51022765 E6
1396.91292573 F6
1479.97769085 F#/Gb6
1567.98174393 G6
1661.21879032 G#/Ab6
1760.00000000 A6
1864.65504607 A#/Bb6
1975.53320502 B6
2093.00452240 C7
2217.46104781 C#/Db7
2349.31814334 D7
2489.01586978 D#/Eb7
2637.02045530 E7
2793.82585146 F7
2959.95538169 F#/Gb7
3135.96348785 G7
3322.43758064 G#/Ab7
3520.00000000 A7
3729.31009214 A#/Bb7
3951.06641005 B7
4186.00904481 C8
4434.92209563 C#/Db8
4698.63628668 D8
4978.03173955 D#/Eb8
5274.04091061 E8
5587.65170293 F8
5919.91076339 F#/Gb8
6271.92697571 G8
6644.87516128 G#/Ab8
7040.00000000 A8
7458.62018429 A#/Bb8
7902.13282010 B8
8372.01808962 C9

In the Jan 16th E-Alert, I presented numerous examples of stocks and commodities to show how frequencies can be used to define support and resistance levels. The following is one of those examples:

The following chart illustrates daily price action on Gold of late. In March 2014, with the stochastic in short term overbought territory Gold was struggling to get above the 1396.91 Hz frequency level. A sell signal followed shortly thereafter. In May 2014, Gold prices found support at the 1244.50 Hz frequency and a buy signal followed thereafter on the DMI and stochastic. In July 2014, price was struggling to get and stay above the 1318.51 Hz frequency. A technical sell signal followed thereafter. In October 2014, price was struggling to get above the 1244.5 Hz level and a sell signal resulted. In December 2014, a rally faltered as price stalled out at the 1244.5 Hz frequency level.

Support for Gold right now rests at the 1174.65 Hz level. Any violation of that support will see the 1108.73 Hz level come into play. I would be a buyer of Gold if price action could get and stay above the 1244.50 Hz level.