This section of tutorial give you a guide on how to use the G-Graph on the Win4D Advance software.

When to stop playing a system 4D?

This question has been rise by many users. There is not definite answer to this, but you can use the following points as a guide line.

Case 1 - 0348

Below is a system number 0348. When the moving average is moving in a down trend direction, it usually means more hit are in the shorter gap. If you are investing on this system number, you must protect your investment by plotting a resistance line to that we wouldn’t get burn. Below is an illustration of how you should plot the graph.

Point to note on this graph.

1. The crossover point. E.g. crossover at “D” and “E”.

2. Zero point at “F”

You can plot a resistance line across to determine the trend at point “A” to point “B”. Notice that most of the hitting points are below the resistance line during this cycle. This means that as long as you are investing below this line, you are quite safe.

Take note that there is a change in trend at point “C” when the gap line breaks the resistance line. It is further confirm when the moving average crossover at point “D” and also there are zero points at “F” before that. All this tell tales sign are an indication you should stop playing this.

Case 2 - 0567

Below is the G-Graph for system number 0567 as at 15 Aug 2004. Notice the moving average crossover point “E”. This is the starting point on the change of trend. This shows that more hitting will be at short gap.

The resistance line for this graph is now plotted from point “A” to point “B”. Notice that the current gap point “C” still below the resistance line. If the point “C” crossover the resistance line, it may be a long gap. Furthermore, the moving average point “D” crossover shows a sign of changing trend.

Some G-Graph are not as clear sign as the above. Example 0189 is a side way graph. The hit usually is 1 up and 1 down.

Next lesson, I will touch on the how to estimate the gap range to play method.

This G-Graph is the most advance graph for analysing 4-D statistic. It is avaliable in the Win4D Advance software.