This post presents a historical intraday case study illustrating how the Gann Square of 9 (Normal Case) can be used to study price reactions through geometric levels.
On 28 March 2022, Jubilant Pharmova Ltd showed a structured intraday move where price respected predefined Gann degree levels derived from the Square of 9.
📐 Gann Degree Reference
0° Level: ₹433
45° Level: ₹423
90° Level: ₹412
⏱️ Price & Time Behavior
After the initial decline from the 0° reference, price continued lower and completed the 90° distance before 2:45 PM.
At the 90° level near ₹412, the market displayed a clear reaction, temporarily stabilizing and bouncing from this mathematically derived zone.
In classical Gann intraday studies:
45° and 90° levels act as balance points
Time plays a critical role in validating reactions
Moves often remain contained within calculated degree ranges
🧠 Key Observation
This session demonstrated how:
Price respects predefined geometric boundaries
Intraday volatility becomes structured when viewed through angles
Reactions occur due to price–time alignment, not randomness
📌 Conclusion
The Gann Square of 9 offers a rule-based framework to observe intraday market behavior with clarity and discipline, allowing traders to focus on reaction zones rather than prediction.
Disclaimer:
This idea is shared strictly for educational and analytical purposes only. It does not constitute investment or trading advice.
On 28 March 2022, Jubilant Pharmova Ltd showed a structured intraday move where price respected predefined Gann degree levels derived from the Square of 9.
📐 Gann Degree Reference
0° Level: ₹433
45° Level: ₹423
90° Level: ₹412
⏱️ Price & Time Behavior
After the initial decline from the 0° reference, price continued lower and completed the 90° distance before 2:45 PM.
At the 90° level near ₹412, the market displayed a clear reaction, temporarily stabilizing and bouncing from this mathematically derived zone.
In classical Gann intraday studies:
45° and 90° levels act as balance points
Time plays a critical role in validating reactions
Moves often remain contained within calculated degree ranges
🧠 Key Observation
This session demonstrated how:
Price respects predefined geometric boundaries
Intraday volatility becomes structured when viewed through angles
Reactions occur due to price–time alignment, not randomness
📌 Conclusion
The Gann Square of 9 offers a rule-based framework to observe intraday market behavior with clarity and discipline, allowing traders to focus on reaction zones rather than prediction.
Disclaimer:
This idea is shared strictly for educational and analytical purposes only. It does not constitute investment or trading advice.
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