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Gann Master Cycle - Pro Multi-TF
This Pine Script is a specialized tool based on W.D. Gann’s Square of 9 principles. It uses the square root of a starting price (the "Anchor") to project future support, resistance, and time reversal points.
Here is a breakdown of how to interpret and trade using this script.
1. Understanding the Core Levels
The script calculates "Price Degrees" based on the square root of the opening price. In Gann theory, price moves in circles, and specific degrees (90°, 180°) represent major pivot points.
R 180° (Red Line): Major Resistance. A "half-circle" completion. If price reaches this, expect a significant pullback or a breakout retest.
R 90° (Orange Line): Minor Resistance. Often acts as the first target for a move.
S 90° (Lime Line): Minor Support. A common "bounce" zone during a bull move.
S 180° (Green Line): Major Support. If price holds here, it suggests a strong bottom for the session/period.
2. Trading Strategies
A. The Breakout Strategy (Trend Following)
Since the script uses the opening price as the "Zero Point," the first 15–30 minutes of the session are crucial.
Entry: If the price opens and sustains a move above the S 90° level, look for a long entry.
Target: The R 90° or R 180° lines.
Stop Loss: Place your stop just below the previous Gann level (e.g., if buying at R 90°, your stop is at the Anchor/Open price).
B. The Reversal Strategy (Mean Reversion)
Gann levels are often where "exhaustion" happens.
Entry: Look for bearish candlestick patterns (Pin Bars, Engulfing) exactly at the R 180° level.
Confirmation: Ensure the price fails to close above the red line on a 5-minute or 15-minute timeframe.
Target: Back down to the 90° level or the Opening Price.
3. The "Gann Time" Secret (Yellow Vertical Line)
This is the most unique part of your script. It calculates a specific time of day when a trend change is likely to occur based on the price's mathematical "vibration."
How to use it: When the price approaches the Yellow Vertical Line, do not enter a new trade. Instead, look to exit existing trades or prepare for a reversal.
The Logic: If the price has been trending up all morning and hits the Yellow Line, there is a high statistical probability of a trend pause or a reversal at that exact candle.
4. Setting Up for Your Market
To get the most accurate results, you must ensure the inputs match your specific trading environment:
Here is a breakdown of how to interpret and trade using this script.
1. Understanding the Core Levels
The script calculates "Price Degrees" based on the square root of the opening price. In Gann theory, price moves in circles, and specific degrees (90°, 180°) represent major pivot points.
R 180° (Red Line): Major Resistance. A "half-circle" completion. If price reaches this, expect a significant pullback or a breakout retest.
R 90° (Orange Line): Minor Resistance. Often acts as the first target for a move.
S 90° (Lime Line): Minor Support. A common "bounce" zone during a bull move.
S 180° (Green Line): Major Support. If price holds here, it suggests a strong bottom for the session/period.
2. Trading Strategies
A. The Breakout Strategy (Trend Following)
Since the script uses the opening price as the "Zero Point," the first 15–30 minutes of the session are crucial.
Entry: If the price opens and sustains a move above the S 90° level, look for a long entry.
Target: The R 90° or R 180° lines.
Stop Loss: Place your stop just below the previous Gann level (e.g., if buying at R 90°, your stop is at the Anchor/Open price).
B. The Reversal Strategy (Mean Reversion)
Gann levels are often where "exhaustion" happens.
Entry: Look for bearish candlestick patterns (Pin Bars, Engulfing) exactly at the R 180° level.
Confirmation: Ensure the price fails to close above the red line on a 5-minute or 15-minute timeframe.
Target: Back down to the 90° level or the Opening Price.
3. The "Gann Time" Secret (Yellow Vertical Line)
This is the most unique part of your script. It calculates a specific time of day when a trend change is likely to occur based on the price's mathematical "vibration."
How to use it: When the price approaches the Yellow Vertical Line, do not enter a new trade. Instead, look to exit existing trades or prepare for a reversal.
The Logic: If the price has been trending up all morning and hits the Yellow Line, there is a high statistical probability of a trend pause or a reversal at that exact candle.
4. Setting Up for Your Market
To get the most accurate results, you must ensure the inputs match your specific trading environment:
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