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Introduction to Gann Squares PDF Print E-mail
Written by Mathew Verdouw   
Wednesday, 25 May 2011 00:00

This week I wanted to share with you a video from the recent MTA Symposium at the NYSE where I gave a very short presentation on Gann Squares. I've always loved working with Gann Squares as the whole concept of relating time and price just does not seem logical, but it happens time and time again.
 
Gann Squares can be a great aid in giving you a statistical expectation of what the market is going to do.  If you are considering adding Gann Squares to your trading there is a point in the presentation which I think needs to be reiterated, that is don't throw away what is working.
 
A quick warning: The video quality is not what we would have liked, but we believe that the material is still of enough benefit to be released.
 
Mathew Verdouw

 

 

 

 

 

ADDED 27th October 2011

Recently at the IFTA conference in Sarajevo, I gave a session on Gann Squares and in there showed the following chart of the S&P 500 with a Gann Square of the Bottom starting on the March 2009 low.  

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As soon as I put this square on I knew it was significant by the way the lines were being respected and how the midpoint of the square caused an aggressive move in the market.  The square told us that the 27th October would also be significant, and we knew that more than a month in advance.  Well, the following chart is now showing what happened last night on the S&P.



The Gann Squares are amazing, a very small amount of effort and we have such a powerful date marked off in the future.  The thing I have learned is that the more significant the starting point, the more powerful are the dates that it relates to.

Mathew Verdouw - Trader, Author & Editor of The Educated Analyst

With an honours degree in Computer Systems Engineering, and seeing a place in the market for a quality Technical Analysis software application that removed the limits on how traders wanted to analyse the markets, Mathew started Market Analyst Software in 1997.

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