Squaring Time & Price using our advanced Gann Tools
Learn how to set the chart’s price unit to geometrically square the time and price.
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In this presentation, Mathew Verdouw, CMT, CFTe, will demonstrate how he builds the quantitative model for Swing Chart analysis. He’ll run through a number of tests so that you can see how easy it is to test your own ideas.
SCRIPT FOR BREADTH
This is a condensed version of the Gann Swing Breadth script that we show in the webinar.
//Gann Swing Trend Up U1
g1 = GANNSWING(SWINGCOUNT=2, METHOD=Use Next Bar, USEINSIDE=True);
e1 = SWINGEND(g1);
c1 = High() CrossesAbove e1[1];
c2 = e1[2] < e1[1];
c3 = (e1[5] > e1[3]) and (e1[3] > e1[1]);
c4 = c1 and c2 and c3;
norepeat(c4)
//Gann Swing Trend Down D1
g1 = GANNSWING(SWINGCOUNT=2, METHOD=Use Next Bar, USEINSIDE=True);
e1 = SWINGEND(g1);
c1 = Low() CrossesBelow e1[1];
c2 = e1[2] > e1[1];
c3 = (e1[5] < e1[3]) and (e1[3] < e1[1]);
c4 = c1 and c2 and c3;
norepeat(c4)
//Gann Swing Trend Change
U1 = SCRIPT(SCRIPTNAME=GS Trend Up) ;
D1 = SCRIPT(SCRIPTNAME=GS Trend Down) ;
SWITCH(U1, D1)
Gann Swings Part 1
In this presentation, Mathew Verdouw, CMT, CFTe explains the background of Gann Swing Charts and how they can be used as a trend detection tool. He goes on to show quantitatively how the results from some of Gann’s last amendments make a big difference.
Read moreGann Fans
In this weeks Tool In Focus, Market Analyst’s founder Mathew Verdouw takes an in depth look at the Gann Fan, it’s construction and also how you can use it to identify possible turning points in the market.
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