How do traders incorporate W.D. Gann angles into their risk management strategy? Author:Mark Kiefel Date:August 2018 I’m not a mathematician and I don’t do angles in my day job as a chart pattern recognition technician, but because of my interest in the W.D. Gann work my colleague, Jeff Conrad, and I attended a presentation by Rob Ruppert about a new way to calculate Gann angles for people who like to use these method. He also described an interesting new way to identify potential market-wide symmetry that could foretell the emergence of a multi-sided market. The ability to differentiate between a small gap relative to the bulkier, volume-weighted market and a potential breakout is an advantage that only those investors who have done lots of long-term investing in foreign exchanges have had. And this must be one of the reasons why those who did the most amount of homework regarding Ganns in their investing lives gave us these insights into how to apply them and where they can assist traders today. Let’s see how this works. Small Is Beautiful Let’s look to the trendlines and the support/resistance calculated off those trendlines as a tool to assist in the analysis of other technical features. Let you could try this out take two market trends, each with a Gann angle of (90º-150º). The top, wider slope on the 150º Gann angle line is the key feature. It is an L-shaped line and is composed of a trendline and possible trading lines emanating from that trendline, offering two different ways to enter the market in either the direction of the trend or opposite directions.

Time Spirals

The top, shallower slope with the 90º Gann is the second part of that picture. With many traders using the slope lines (such as the upper line) to decide whether a market is vulnerable to being “frozen” on the negative side, or subject to rejection by buyers willing to back out at a higher level, missing the 90º Gann can become costly. Converting your trendlines to short-term trendlines, and placing them one tick above (to the left at 90º) and one tick below (to the right at 150º), as shown below provide the foundation to analyze those two Gann angles: Mark Kiefel The fact that this new short-term trendline (I added the dash at 100º for visual balance) is symmetrical about the original 150º trendline adds to the moved here when looking to identify symmetry that may foretell about potential market turning points. As an example, when the market fails to make a higher level one day, it corrects, or “tumbles” to the downside, reaching a level on one of its trendlines. I’m sure that many more market turns are happening than is commonly recognized, and this may lead to incorrect conclusionsHow do traders incorporate W.D. Gann angles into their risk management strategy? The angle of any body affects its axis, which in turn affects the direction of the line of greatest resistance and the line of greatest support. Of course, the higher the angle, the greater the displacement in those lines. What determines the angle of the resistance and support lines in the price charts on MMTOT? Concentration patterns at critical price levels. That is where the support and resistance on the price chart is at. MMTOT is attempting to identify these concentrated areas. How does the W.D.

Time Spirals

Gann angle in bearish price movements work and why is it good to use? The angle of a moving object can have an affect on the orientation of where the object has traveled by the previous day so it is likely that it could drive a new movement in the next trading day. How should a trader position themselves for a reversal trade in an Elliot wave from a W.D. Gann angle? On the contrary to the EMH, Gann angles also recognize possible reversal signals with a more moderate increase up / decrease down from the moment it’s recognized. For example here I identify the WDC, forming the first Gann angle or a reversal signal. What is the “angle of ascent” of a wave? There are two terms used to describe a wave pattern. The term “angle” is used to describe the direction in which the pattern is moving. It is referred to by Gann as the “directional angle”. What is meant by the “angle of descent” or “angle of descent of the major trend” in Elliott wave theory? In Elliott Wave Theory, the EMH model for a trend, the rising sloping downward face of the wave is often called the “angle of the wave” (ASW). How do I tell when bull and bear wave patterns are over? When the declining triangle or rectangleHow do traders incorporate W.D. Gann angles into their risk management strategy? I have a few angles that I like to use in my trading. Very much feel that they work well for me and I believe I may be very poor in finding such time periods but I seem to stick to my angles and I don’t quit.

Market Forecasting

I think they may be the reason I am consistently ok with both my money management and risk management plan. I usually have several positions throughout the day and during this times I am to work at least 20-30 minutes without trading. I usually wait for an if/when move in the direction I like, maybe a support break on a major pattern and build the position. I recently watched the Gann FX video and it seems very much along the lines of the tradable time periods that I have found. I don’t like to play risk too much in my positions as they seem to be somewhat non directional and that seems like you don’t have any control over the market situation. Does anyone have any feedback on using this time period or having another trader elaborate on his experience with this time frame? What is the normal time frame for this angle? I trade a lot of the Gann FX, I do lots of trend trading, also do some swing trading, I am also interested in swing trading some Bands. The first chart I wanted to use the W.D. Gann and angle was using chart support (a flat pullback is a very good sign most of the time, then buying on the pullback ( I like the 50-61 point range very much) and very much into a support/reversal with the previous support. To me that time frame comes in very handy. It seems the market knows what that time frame is and it holds better than other time frames. I think that the W.D.

Harmonic Vibrations

Gann and angle can use any trend trading timeframe if you will. The biggest problem period for me of using the W.D