And where did it find support? Against the 360-degree angle just below it at 5600, before dropping below that level to repeat the process. We can also observe that the 360-degree price level of 6500 was a major price level in 2018 where Bitcoin regularly oscillated and swung above and below that level before crashing down below that level on November 14 th, 2018. The all-time high was halted against such a 360-degree price level. Observe how strongly each green horizontal line (360-degree angle) acts as a very useful support and resistance level. The image above is still Bitcoin’s daily chart. You can, with the use of other analysis, utilize these angles in time to determine when a move may end. Gox high, the all-time high, the 2018 bear market low, etc, etc. Strange, right? Is it a coincidence that so many of the major highs and lows we find are around the 180-degree angles? The Mt. Notice where we have some important major swing highs and lows that appear at the 180-degree time angles. Starting with the date of May 8 th, 2011 (the first major high followed by a massive market cap loss) we get the series of these vertical lines. Green vertical lines = 360-degrees, blue vertical lines = 90-degrees, yellow vertical lines = 270-degrees and the red vertical lines = 180-degrees. The vertical lines also represent angles (in this case, divisions of 90-degrees). The horizontal green lines are all 360-degree price levels in Gann’s Square of 9. The chart above is Bitcoin’s daily chart – logarithmic. What we will get is a chart that has both a horizontal and vertical representation of the angular nature of a market and clear levels that can predict when price might turn and at what level. We can also utilize angles for a given time period. Another 360-degree angle can be found at 83 – which was the major support low after the Mt. For example, the price level of 1300 is a 360-degree angle – it’s also the value are where Bitcoin topped out prior to the Mt. You’ll also observe that depending on the number in the Square, there is a corresponding angle given to it. Starting in the very middle is the number one, and then you just circle around it in clockwise rotation (or counterclockwise). The Square of 9 tool is a 2-dimensional model of a 3-dimensional object. The best way to view the Square of 9 is to think about how the Giza Pyramids would look if you were looking at them straight down from the sky. You’ll notice that there is a square with various numbers encircle by a circle of angles, dates, and symbols. The Square of 9 tool is a form of a calculator developed by W.D. Used in conjunction with other Gann methods, it is a powerful tool. The Square of 9 is a forecasting and prediction tool.

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