Gann 1×1 Angle
Trend

Gann's 1×1 angle moves 1 unit of price per 1 unit of time. The backbone of his trend analysis. Price above the rising 1×1 is bullish; breaks of the 1×1 signal trend reversal. Use the angle as dynamic trend support.

GannDaily, Weekly2.5:1 R:RModerateTrending
1×1 = 45°
Primary
Log scale
Preferred
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Rules & Configuration

The full rule set, required indicators, suggested configuration, execution flow, and performance parameters for the Gann 1×1 Angle Trend setup.

Gann's 1×1 angle moves 1 unit of price per 1 unit of time. The backbone of his trend analysis. Price above the rising 1×1 is bullish; breaks of the 1×1 signal trend reversal. Use the angle as dynamic trend support.

Indicators Used
EMA 50Swing High/Low
Rules
📈 Long Above 1×1
  • Identify significant swing low as anchor point
  • Draw 1×1 Gann angle from low at 45° (in proportional scaling)
  • Price must be trading above the rising 1×1 angle
  • Wait for pullback. Price touches the 1×1 angle line
  • Bullish reversal candle at the angle confirms
  • Enter long on close above 1×1
  • Stop: 1 ATR below the angle at current bar
  • Target: next 2×1 angle resistance above, or prior swing high
🚫 Invalidation
  • Price closes below 1×1 angle on daily. Trend likely broken
  • Close below matters: wicks through are acceptable, closes are not
  • If 1×1 breaks, watch for the 2×1 (half as steep) as next support
1×1 = 45°
Primary
Log scale
Preferred
💡 Pro Tip

The 1×1 angle's effectiveness depends on chart scaling. Different scaling (log vs linear, different tick sizes) produces different angles. Use consistent log scaling for angle analysis, as Gann originally did, for reproducible levels across markets.

Common questions

What is the Gann 1×1 Angle Trend strategy?

Gann's 1×1 angle moves 1 unit of price per 1 unit of time. The backbone of his trend analysis. Price above the rising 1×1 is bullish; breaks of the 1×1 signal trend reversal. Use the angle as dynamic trend support.

What's the pro tip for trading Gann 1×1 Angle Trend?

The 1×1 angle's effectiveness depends on chart scaling. Different scaling (log vs linear, different tick sizes) produces different angles. Use consistent log scaling for angle analysis, as Gann originally did, for reproducible levels across markets.

When should I NOT use the Gann 1×1 Angle Trend strategy?

Skip this setup when: Price closes below 1×1 angle on daily. Trend likely broken Additionally, Close below matters: wicks through are acceptable, closes are not Additionally, If 1×1 breaks, watch for the 2×1 (half as steep) as next support

What indicators does the Gann 1×1 Angle Trend strategy use?

The Gann 1×1 Angle Trend strategy uses the following indicators: EMA 50, Swing High/Low. These can be configured directly in AlgoBars AlgoBuilder.

What timeframe works best for Gann 1×1 Angle Trend?

The Gann 1×1 Angle Trend strategy is best traded on the Daily–Weekly timeframe. This can be adjusted based on your trading style and market conditions.

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