๐ Gann Angles Strategy
Direction, Timing & Dynamic Support/Resistance
What is Gann Angle?
Gann angles are used to identify the relationship between price and time. They help traders understand trend direction and dynamic support/resistance.
Gann = Price + Time + Angle
๐ Most Important Angle
- 1x1 Angle (45°) → Main trend line
This angle represents balanced movement:
- 1 unit price = 1 unit time
Market Interpretation
- Price above 1x1 → Bullish trend
- Price below 1x1 → Bearish trend
- Break of 1x1 → Trend change
1x1 angle acts as dynamic support/resistance
๐ ️ How to Draw Gann Correctly
Step-by-Step:
- Open 1 Hour chart
- Identify strong swing low or high
- Select Gann Fan tool
- Draw from swing point
- Focus on 1x1 angle
Wrong drawing = Wrong trading
๐ Timeframe Strategy
- 1 Hour → Direction (Gann)
- 15 Min → Setup
- 3 Min → Entry
Higher timeframe controls lower timeframe
Buy Setup Using Gann
- Price above 1x1 angle
- Pullback to angle
- Bullish candle forms
- Volume increases
Entry: Above confirmation candle
Stop Loss: Below Gann angle
Sell Setup Using Gann
- Price below 1x1 angle
- Pullback to angle
- Bearish candle forms
- Volume increases
Entry: Below confirmation candle
Stop Loss: Above Gann angle
๐ฏ Target Setting Using Gann
- Next Gann angle level
- Previous high/low
- 1:2 Risk Reward minimum
Next angle = Natural target zone
Common Mistakes
- Drawing from wrong swing
- Ignoring higher timeframe
- Trading without confirmation
- Entering in middle (no edge)
๐ Combine with Opening Range
Best trades come when Gann aligns with Opening Range:
- OR breakout + Gann support = Strong buy
- OR breakdown + Gann resistance = Strong sell
Confluence = High probability trade
๐ Final Checklist
- Is price above or below 1x1?
- Is pullback happening?
- Is candle confirming?
- Is volume supporting?
If ANY answer is NO → WAIT
Final Insight
Gann is not prediction — it is structure.
Follow the angle.
Respect the structure.
Trade with discipline.
Respect the structure.
Trade with discipline.
Shaktimatha Learning
Building disciplined traders through structured thinking.

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