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W.D. Gann
theorized that markets tend to
naturally trend at 45 degree angles.
The 45 degree angle is marked by the
1x1
line in the chart above. The longer a market begins to move off
the center of the 45 degree 1x1 line on the Gann charting tool,
theoretically the market becomes more likely to pull back up or
down depending on the direction of the market.
In the chart above
you can see that the market trends above the
1x1 line for quite some
time, and hits the upper
1x2 line several times. Over such a long
period of time this trend theoretically must pull back from above
the 1x1 line to regain
equilibrium.
In the
example above, this means that it is becoming more and
more likely that it will drop below the 1x1 line, and should
test
the lower 1x2 line to bring back balance to the market.
You can place
buy or sell orders on the break of these lines according to how the
market interacts with your overlaid Gann fan tool.
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Considering that this market
tested the upper 1x2 Gann line several times
in order to bring the market
back into equilibrium the trend would likely reverse
direction upon the break of the 1x1
Gann line.
If you would have sold
at the break of the 1x1 Gann Fan line you
could have
made over $1000.00 on one trade, in a single month.
Imagine that there are dozens of opportunities
like this happening all the time! You just need the right tools and
education to
take advantage of these trading opportunities that are
occurring
as you read this article.
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