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( more on Technical
Indicators )
Gann Lines and Gann Angles
Also see: The Owl
| The Formula
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| The 1x1 line is drawn from a significant
low to a significant high. This line represents a 45 degree
angle, or a slope of 1. Other angles are then drawn as
multiples of the 1x1 line, with the same origin. For instance,
the 2x1 line is drawn as a line with twice the slope of the 1x1 line
but beginning at the same point. |
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Presentation . . . |
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Above is a Daily Candlestick Chart of Real Networks
(RNWK) . The red line represents the 1x1 Gann Angle, the green
lines represent the 1x2 and 2x1 angles, the aqua lines represent 1x3
and 3x1 angles, the blue lines represent 1x4 and 4x1 angles, and the
purple lines represent 1x8 and 8x1 angles. |
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Preferences . . . |
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Begin - The
date/time of the bar to which the beginning of the 1x1 line is
attached.
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End - The
date/time of the bar to which the ending of the 1x1 line is
attached.
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1 x __ x 1 - There
are up to 5 customizable Gann angle multiples, each with their
own color, line thickness and line style.
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| The
Description . . . |
| William Gann (1878-1955) developed a
unique combination of geometric and mathematical principles, which
he applied to trading stocks and commodities. The proportional
relationship of time to price was the basis for much of Gann's work.
Price and time come together in Gann angles, which
project trend lines from important tops or bottoms. All of Gann's
angles are quoted in price to time relations, (i.e., 1 x 8).
Translated, this means move 1 unit of time to the right and 8 units
of price, up or down. The angle representing price and time in
balance is 45 degrees (1 x 1, price to time). To Gann, this was the
most important angle. Other important angles, in order of importance
are: 2 x 1 and 1 x 2, 4 x 1 and 1 x 4, 8 x 1 and 1 x 8. These lines
are drawn down from the top or up from the bottom.
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| Keyboard
Adjustment . . . |
| The keyboard can be used to move the Gann
Angles begin and end points left and right. First, click on the
chart. Then hit the tab key repeatedly until you notice your
Fibonacci Retracement lines are selected. Then, press the
right or left arrow keys on your keyboard to move both the begin and
end points right or left one bar. If you would like to
move only the endpoint, then hold down the Ctrl key while pressing
the right or left arrow keys. If you would like to move only
the beginning point, then hold down the Shift key while pressing the
right or left arrow keys. You can also drag the begin and
endpoints of the 1x1 angle to other positions on the chart.
For more information on Adjusting Technical Indicators, click here.
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