Gann Square of 9 Vibration Levels

The Gann Square of 9 Vibration Levels indicator projects Gann Square-of-9 levels — support and resistance derived from angular steps around Gann's wheel — outward from a chosen anchor. Each level comes from the classic square-root transform, Price = (sqrt(Anchor) + Degree/180 × Direction)^2, so spacing expands geometrically instead of arbitrarily.

How to Trade the Gann Square of 9 Vibration Levels?

• Cardinal levels (90°, 180°, 270°, 360°): drawn as solid lines; traditionally the strongest vibration points, used for primary reversal zones and take-profit targets.
• Ordinal levels (45°, 135°, 225°, 315°): drawn as dashed lines; intermediate reaction zones suited to scaling in and out or tighter intraday targets.
• Auto Pivot anchoring: a new swing low projects levels upward, a new swing high projects them downward, keeping the map aligned with current structure.
• Manual anchoring: center the square on a price you consider significant — a major swing, a yearly or monthly open, or a breakout level.

The underlying Square of 9 treats prices sharing an angle on the wheel as related, which is why reactions are watched at these specific rotations. A real-time dashboard lists the active anchor, the degree levels in play, and their exact projected prices, keeping the chart itself clean.

Gann Square of 9 Vibration Levels Settings

• Anchor Type: switch between dynamic Auto Pivot detection and a fixed Manual anchor.
• Manual Anchor Price: the center point used in Manual mode.
• Pivot Lookback: bars used to detect swings in Auto mode — shorter for reactive levels, longer for structural ones.
• Vibration Direction: project levels up, down, or in both directions.
• Show Cardinal Levels (90°) / Show Ordinal Levels (45°) / Show Level Labels: display toggles, alongside dashboard position and size controls.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why are cardinal levels treated as stronger?

They form the cross of the Square of 9 — the 90° steps around the wheel — while ordinal levels mark its corners. Gann practice weights the cross more heavily, which is why the indicator separates the two visually with solid versus dashed lines.

Does it work alongside other Gann tools?

Yes. These horizontal vibration levels complement the diagonal time-price rays of the Gann Fan & Angles, and anchoring both to the same swing builds out a fuller Gann framework.

How do I access the Gann Square of 9 Vibration Levels?

Access is free through the LuxAlgo Library. Quant, LuxAlgo's AI, can also run it straight from here to review how price interacted with the levels historically.