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HOW TO use William Gann slope to scalp

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Short-term weapon: William Gann slope oscillator

William Gann (Wilian D. Gann) is one of the most famous investors in the twentieth century. His outstanding achievements in the stock and futures markets are unparalleled. The theory he created that perfectly combines time and price has been It is still talked about and highly praised by the investment community.

The slope is the degree of the angle line relative to the time axis (X axis). Volatility is the ratio of unit amplitude to unit time. At the heart of Gann angles is the determination of volatility. Gann angle is the movement of price defined by time unit and price unit. Each angle is determined by the relationship between time and price. In the rising angle, the angle with the larger slope means that the stock price is rising stronger and falling. In a trend line, the larger the slope, the stronger the downtrend.

This technical indicator speaks of the Gann slope expressed as an oscillator. Its value varies from 0 to 100. The positive slope means rising, and the negative slope means falling. For rising and falling, the strength of rising and falling is distinguished by the thickness and color of the oscillating line:
1. The thin white line represents the basic oscillator curve and has no special meaning.
2. Light red indicates that an uptrend is established, and dark red indicates a very strong uptrend.
3. Light green indicates an established downtrend, dark green indicates a very strong downtrend.

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