Square of 9
Price levels from the all-time low or high, in full, half and quarter cycles.
- Log and linear scales
- Same math as the TradingView indicator, line for line
- The wheel shows where price sits in its cycle
Square of 9 levels and the Gann Square drawn from the all-time low, on log or linear scale. Then ask Gann Bot where support and resistance sit, and why.
Free to chart. Gann Bot is for members.
Price is between the 1x1 and 2x1 lines. The 1x1 is the nearest support; the 60% grid line is the first resistance above.
Everything is calculated from the coin's full history, so the levels line up with what you see on TradingView.
Price levels from the all-time low or high, in full, half and quarter cycles.
The square from the all-time low, with its angles, grid and arcs.
Ask what the chart is saying. It reads every level on your screen.
Gann Bot isn't guessing from a picture. Gann Lab hands it every number it has calculated, so its answers point at the same lines you see.
Square of 9 levels, every Gann angle, the square's grid lines and arcs, for the coin and timeframe on screen.
Each level arrives tagged as support or resistance, with its distance from price. Change the 45° angle and it reads your version too.
Where the nearest support and resistance are, which lines matter most, and what would change the picture.
Where is support on the weekly?
The nearest support is the 80% arc, just under price. Below that sits the 1x1 line from the 2011 low, about 8% lower.
And if I move the 45° angle to 2x1?
The square doubles in height, so every angle moves up. Your 1x1 now sits where the automatic 2x1 was, well above price, and turns into resistance.