If you trade Nifty, BankNifty, or NSE stocks, you've probably come across W.D. Gann's work — angles, squares, time cycles. Powerful ideas. But also some of the most misunderstood tools in technical analysis. Most of what's sold online labeled "Gann" isn't built on Gann's actual methods at all.
That's what got me into this. I spent years with Gann's original writings — the Square of Nine, the Law of Vibration, his planetary and time cycle work, the geometric and advanced geometric methods — because I wanted tools genuinely built on his methods wherever possible, not just branded with his name.
After 24 years in banking, working in technology and operational risk, I'm used to checking whether something actually holds up. So I built them myself. On TradingView, using Pine Script.
What you get with Gann Master Trading is 13 independent indicator sections — covering price levels, time cycles, intraday structure, reversal timing and breakout signals. Square of Nine. Auto Gann Fan. Solar date cycles. The Hexagon spiral. The classic Gann Box. Each one works as a standalone tool, so you use exactly what fits how you trade.
And here's something I care about. A few tools in the suite — Magic T, Dow Theory, Market Profile — are genuinely useful, but they weren't created by Gann. I label them clearly as confirmation tools rather than Gann's methods. You should always know exactly what you're using and why it works, not just trust a label.
The tools ship configured for Indian markets — Nifty, BankNifty, individual stocks — and a few settings adapt them to global ones like Gold, Bitcoin and Forex.
One thing worth saying plainly: you'll get far more from these if you already know the basics of Gann's methods. If you don't yet, start with the Gann Academy section.
If you're tired of indicators that promise everything and explain nothing, I built this for you.
