(1931) Usage of Gann SQ9 & Hexagon Chart.pdf下载

Here's how this structure becomes a calculator...

Find the number 15 on the Square of Nine . If a stock was trading at a price of $15, what are the

price objectives using a Gann Wheel? The number 15 is perfectly aligned under the zero and

360 degree angle marked on the top of the Wheel. Because the number 15 is aligned with zero

we need make no further adjustments, just read the Gann targets straight off the wheel. The 45

degree price objective from 15 is 17. It is the next number that aligns with the 45 degree line that

travels towards the top right corner. The number 19 crosses were the 90 degree line was drawn.

We would use the phrase, "$19 is 90 degrees up from $15." Now skip over to 180 degrees and

find $23 is directly opposite $15. We would still say, "23 is 180 degrees up from 15". At 270

degrees $28 is the price objective. A full 360 degrees up from 15 is $34. That is how a Gann

Wheel is used.

Why did we skip the bottom right corner angle which would be 135 degrees? Because like

Fibonacci, some calculations are more important than others. The Fibonacci ratios 0.382, 0.500.

0.618, 1.000, and 1.618 are relationships we know are the critical ratios to identify. This is also

how the various Gann angles are interpreted. We have a circle that is divided into quarters and

sixths, but we also need to divide 360 degrees into thirds because 120 degrees and 240 are

extremely important. The angles of greatest interest in financial markets are 45, 90, 120, 180,

240, 270, 315, and 360.





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