MATH - It's Absolute!

It's no secret that MATH is absolute!

to learn how to use the math you learned in high school, you're in luck.
Geometry and Algebra never looked so good- especially, when it produces a
positive net result in your trading account!
Fibonacci Levels and other mathematical indicators are used in trading
stocks. These are noteworthy; however, they are lagging Indicators which
mean that the trades are often placed on price action that has "already hap­
pened." W. D. Gann's methods are predicative in nature. "Math is absolute!"
and when applied properly can produce absolute results.
These formulas do not give you a comprehensive deep dive into the method­
ologies of why they work. You are encouraged to do your own research into
Gann's teachings to get a better understanding.

FORMULA #1 Tan (30) & Square Root Combo

Calculate Dates & Price

This calculation method projects next Swing High/Low Pivot date and
price. It is ideal for swing-trading projections and for use on hourly and
smaller time frames. You can find thorough training on this method and
use from Michael S. Jenkins websitelll.
Transfer the same color highlights to matching highlighted area. Used
best in Daily Charts for this method. Some of the test findings show that
this method is more accurate on indexes instead of stocks. Stocks tend to
demonstrate misses by 2-4 candles, and depending on the timeframe, this
can be significant.
Tan (30) & Square Root

Step 1
a) Swing Low Price $____ X .5776502 [Tan (30)) =
_______ {use as TIME trading bars, i.e., number of hours,
days, weeks, months, etc.}

Step 2 - Calculate SWING HIGH DATE & PRICE

b) Swing Low Date / / + =======-- = ____,_!__,_!

{Swing High Date}

c) Swing Low Price $ ____ x 1.6 81 79 = =======
{Swing High Price}

Step 3 - Calculate NEXT SWING LOW PRICE & DATE

d) {Swing High Price} $"""""====- x .5776502 [Tan (30)) =

_,._____ {use as TIME, i.e., number of hours, days, weeks, months,

etc.}

e) Swing Low Date / / + ______ = ===='-/--'-/

==={New Swing Low Date}

{Swing High Price} $.....

. , 1 1 =
f) -- -_ -_ -_ -
_ _ _ ___ -:- .4 4
_ _
$ ________ {Projected New Swing Low Date}
Note: you can reverse the method to calculate from Swing HIGH.

Trading Plan
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WORKBOOK FOR TRADING

POWERFUL MATH FORMULAS
A Cheat-sheet to Simplify W.D. Gann's Squaring Techniques
for Trading Stocks & Options in Any Market

SMART2 GO TRAINING®
Make sure you use a STOP LOSS exit strategy before placing any trade with
real money.

FORMULA #2 - DAY TRADING

SMALL I QUICK MOVES
This method is best used with smaller time frame charts, i.e. 60 min, 30
min, etc. for day-trading.

It will help you to calculate/project the next pivot -high or low, depending
on which you are calculating from, and implementing the Gann Fan on your
chart to determine the angles. Review W.D. Gann courses for this method­
ology.

Step 1-Tan (30) to Calculate Pivot Target

a) Swing Low Price $ ____ X .5776502 [Tan(30)] =

=,--------- {use as TIME, i.e., number of hours, days,
weeks, months, etc.}
b) Swing Low Date / / + ===-- = ========
{Next Swing High target PRICE}

Mark the date on your chart and watch for the market to reach your
Swing High target. Consider taking a position above/below the previ­
ous candle [depending on which direction you are trading]. Look for
proper reversal pattern and mark your entry.
 Research more in the W.D. GANN MASTER STOCK MARKET COURSE.

FORMU LA #3 - DECIMAL SHIFTS TO

SQUARE THE PRICE OR TIME
For larger time frame charts

a) Swing Low Pivot Price $ _____ + 1 O = _______ {use as

TIME, i.e., number of hours, days, weeks, months, etc.}

b) ======--X 30.43 7 (Days in Month)= -Days

c) BEAR Low Pivot Date / / + = I I {SWING

LOW PIVOT DATE}

Note: You can use this calculation minus "step b)" as a stand-alone
calc on hourly and smaller timeframes.

SU PPORT I RESISTANCE LEVELS

W.D. Gann was a huge proponent of using angles in his trading forecasting
methods. He converted angles into decimal places to calculate support and
resistance levels. Gann taught specifically that certain levels are of great
importance in trading. You can find more about it in his writings and teach­
ings. Several books are available online.

The following method calculation is a simple one that you can use to plot
your charts. It squares the square root to calculate support/resistance levels.
Step 1
a) SQRT ofLow Price = -../____ = =========-

b)

c) = 1st Resistance Level

d) Repeat from a) using the price in - area

Step2
Continue with this calculation until you have all the support/resistance lev­
els worked out.
NOTE: To calculate SUPPORTL EVELS "SUBTRACT" factors.
Examples
Swing Trade Example Day Trade Example
Low Price = 154.70 SQRTof160.78 = 12.68 + .03125 =
SQRTof154.70 = 12.44 + .25 [1/4 12.99
or 45 ° ] = 12.68 12.99 x2 = 168.80 = 2nd Resistance
12.68 x2 = $160.78 = l st Re- Level
sistance Level

Common Support/Resistance Multipliers

Square Tri- Decimal Conversions Factors (Resistance/
angle Factors* DT Support)
7.5 5.625 1/64 = .015625 .25
11.25 1/32 = .03125 .50
16.875 1/16 = .0625 .75
15 27.875 1/8 = .125 1.0
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MATH FORMULAS: A Cheat-sheet to Simplify W.D. Gann's Squaring Tech­
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 22.5 1.25
¼ = .25 (45 degrees]
1.50
1/3 = .333
1.75
½ = .50 [ 90 degrees]
2

TIP: A simple strategy would be to take the extreme high/low for the first hour of the
trading day and increment or decrement the price for the rest of the day for support/resis­
tance levels.

RETRACEMENT ZONE
W.D. Gann spoke of the importance of the 50% level. The calculation of this
zone is simpler and allows you to create a range from 50-63% for retrace­
ment.
The technique following uses two of Gann's "most important" angles, 1 x 1
which is equivalent to 45 ° and 2 x 1 which is equivalent to 63 °. Both angles
are key in this technique, you can learn more about them in his stock trad­
ing courses.
Here, we will demonstrate the proper casting of the retracement zone using
these angles. Note: you can reverse these steps depending on whether you
are casting from a HIGH or LOW. We will use a HIGH in this example.
Step 1 - Identify the swing HIGH and cast a horizontal line {Red circle - LEFT
on image}
Step 2 - Identify the swing LOW {Red circle - BOTTOM on image}
Step 3 - Cast a vertical line from the LOW to the mark of the swing HIGH.
This cross-mark is where you will cast a 45 ° angle down. {Red circle- RIGHT
on image}
Step 4 - From the swing LOW, you will cast a 45 ° angle up, and a 63 ° angle
up. Both these angles will cross the 45 ° down angle.
Step 5 - Mark the area (BLUE area shown in image)

The top of the retracement range is 6 3 % and the bottom of the range is 50%
--- this is the 50% retracement zone.
This is a great tool for identifying strong support or resistance levels, de­
pending on which way you are trading, and is key in determining when a

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Table of Contents
Who is this Workbook For?
What this Workbook is Not ...
Trading Rules by W.D. Gann
5 - T rading Rules by W.D. Gann
Why Use W.D. GANN's Methods for Trading
MATH - It's Absolute!
FORMULA #1 - Tan(30) & Square Root Combo
Calculate Dates & Price
FORMULA #2 - DAY TRADING SMALL/ QUICK MOVES
FORMULA #3 - DECIMAL SHIFTS TO SQUARE THE PRICE OR TIME
For larger time frame char t s
SUPPORT I RESISTANCE LEVELS
RETRACEMENT ZONE
TIME CYCLES
MARKET FLOW (Typically)
PYTHAGOREAN THEORUM (PT)
GOLDEN RATIO TRADING METHOD
WORKSHEETS
TIME CYCLES
The stock market has a "flow" or a "rhythm". There are many who think like
W. D. Gann when it comes to this and relate it to Gann's theory of Law of
Vibration. W hether you subscribe to this theory or not, is irrelevant. The
truth is history always repeats and the cycles of the stock market can be
traced back to historical and astrological events that caused reactions in the
market.
Gann realized that cycles of the market respond or vibrate to frequencies,
and the harmonics of these create other cycles. Throughout his teachings,
Gann emphasized the importance of certain numbers and often used them
in his calculations.
In this section, we share some of the numbers that are important in Gann's
trading arsenal and key to forecasting turns in the market. For this writing,
"PIVOTS" are turning points into the opposit e direction, i.e., BEARS pivot
into BULL, vice-versa. You can learn more about how to use cycles and
planetary movements to forecast market movement in our online course.
See notes at the end of this workbook.
Gann noticed that there is a strong tendency for the market to repeat iden­
tically backwards every 4 5 weeks. Just look back on your charts 4 5, 9 0, 13 5
and 180 weeks to find a similar trading pattern. These patterns are called
"fractals" and can demonstrate which direction is moving or will move in
the future.
One number that Gann liked was 5 2 - it represents 5 2 weeks of the year.
Using the proper dividend, it yielded the following...
· 6.5 weeks-reveals a strong turn in market
· 3.25 weeks - majority of common stocks turn movements after
this time span
Master Cycle - 60 Years
Gann was suspected to be a fan of astrology and astronomy. He used plan­
etary positions to calculate his trading success. One of the most common
traded was the Jupiter/Saturn Conjunctions. These are notable facts about
the importance of this:
Jupiter/Saturn Conjunctions happen every 20 years - (3 Cycles of 20
creates the Master Cycle)
20 Years - are about 7,253 days and with 15 ° segments result in nice
turns every 30 2 days [10 months or 43 weeks]-
10 years-0 ° to 180°
10 years-181 ° - 360 °
Hard Aspects of 90° and 180 ° separation is almost always a HIGH
LOWs can be found at 54 ° and 126 °
BULLISH PIVOTS-18 ° , 36 ° , 72° , 90 ° , 162 °
BEARISH PIVOTS -27 ° [at the time of this writing, 27 ° targets June
24, 2022), 54 ° , 126 ° , 180°
TIP: You can test these angles and the theory of the "one-year up",
"one-half year down", "one-half year up", "one-year down", etc., over
the course of time.
The last Jupiter/Saturn Conjunction began December 21, 2020 - from
this date, future turns are/were -
Oct.19,2021
Aug. 1 7,2022
Jun.15,2023
Apr.12,2024,etc.
Who is this Workbook For?
This workbook is for those who are new to studying W.D. Gann methodolo­
gies and want a workbook to familiarize themselves with using formulas as
described in his courses. This workbook is a small sampling of Gann's im­
portant calculations used for forecasting stock market movements.
SMART2GO Training delivers an easy learning tool for those who are new
to the Gann community of learning and help to simplify the complexity of
calculations used by W.D. Gann and the tribe of followers who square by his
methods (no pun intended).

What this Workbook is Not ...

This workbook is for the sole purpose of documenting calculations and
reviewing what you have learned about squaring the range and other Gann
theories. It is to help demystify the complexities and make your trading less
stressful. It is not a comprehensive course and will not provide in-depth ex­
planations of his theories and teachings. There are plenty of courses online
provided by well-known experts on the subject, including Gann himself.
Some of the resources used to compile this workbook are cited as references
in the footnotes. This tool is to help you simplify your learning process and
create easy access worksheets.
As a warning, if you are not familiar with Gann and his theories, we suggest
you learn more about the man and his success and seek more detailed mate­
rials to understand what you will be looking at in this workbook.
Make no mistake, W.D. Gann's work took a lifetime to develop and most of
his trading secrets are buried with him. It has taken countless individuals
over numerous years to uncover just basics. A true student of Gann will
know that it is process of slow learning with very intricate details that are
not always obvious. However, a committed student of his teachings will be­
come a successful trader with just a handful of his techniques.
We are currently in the 2nd year of the first 10-year cycle of the 20-year cycle
at the writing of this workbook.
Another point to make concerning cycles and flow of the market. There are
notably certain days of the week that are ideal to trade and not trade, and
it really has nothing to do with announcements of the FOMC, Earnings, or
others.
Correlating with Gann's thoughts about the law of vibration and how it
impacts the market, the below chart demonstrates how the market has con­
sistently played in both BULL and BEAR markets.

MARKET FLOW (Typically)

l
BULLISH DAY (Reverse for BEARISH DAY)
FIRST 2 HOURS
Mdrkel OJJerr 9:30 am•. U�udlly
strong push up. Extreme Highs
and Lows are made in the first 20
- 40 minutes of the day. Then,
you can trade the trend.
RALLY END OF DAY
There is usually a BIG RALLY from
around 2:30 pm '!!! the close of
'Ylarket, ending on a HIGH at 4:00
Jm.
... ...................... · · · · · · ····· · · · · · · · · ·

MID-DAY RETREAT WEEKLY RHYTHM

About 11:30 am - Noon things Mon - Strong Rally
start to slow down, and there is a Tues - Rally Continueswith decline
towards end of day
pull-back/retrace - usually low
Weds Usually a pull back
volume will a decline to 1:30- Thurs -Strength to the Upside returns
2:30 pm. Fri -Almost always closes at high of
week
"Atltim�s:ucfo, EST
For those who are visual learners, the below image brings this info to life:

BULLISH WEEKS (Typically)

MON TUE WED THUR FRI

BEARISH WEEKS (Typically)

• MarketUP

• Market DOWN

PYTHAGOREAN THEORUM (PT)

In mathematics, the Pythagorean theorem, or Pythagoras' theorem, is a fun­
damental relation in Euclidean geometry among the three sides of a right
triangle. It states that the area of the square whose side is the hypotenuse is
equal to the sum of the areas of the squares on the other two sides.
Trading Rules by W.D. Gann
These basic rules can be adapted to match today's market conditions. It
is advised to modify them to also match your trading style. They provide
practical guidance with respect to trading in the stock market.
W.D. Gann had very specific rules in his trading methods. There are a few
worth noting when using his forecasting methods. By the way, you can find
more details of his rules in his many books and teachings available.
Remember, these rules were written for an early 19 th century stock market
trader, and a lot has changed since then.
5 - Trading Rules by W.D. Gann
• Never Overtrade.
• When in Doubt, Get out (or Don't Get in When in Doubt)
• Trade Only in Active Stocks.
• Divide Capital Into 10 Equal Parts and Never Risk More.
• Never let a Profit Run Into a Loss.

Why Use W.D. GANN's Methods for Trading

The methods in this little workbook are some of W.D. Gann's more simple
but powerful forecasting methods. Many books and other content can be
found on the internet about W.D. Gann and his incredible career as a stock
trader.
Gann's methods have become known throughout the trading world and
have helped many traders become consistent successful traders.
Some of the methods are complex and require intense study. However, in
researching Gann's many methodologies, there are a few stand-alone calcu-
 Formula

a = side of right triangle

b = side of right triangle
C = hypotenuse

When using this method, the results yielded can cycle out in alternate
HIGHS and LOWs. If you calculate from a TOP, you can expect to get the
next BOTTOM and vice-versa. The information can be stored in a spread­
sheet as shown below:
Pythacorean Theorum Uslnc Fibonacci Levels to Calculate Oates
From HIGH
c=58.600 179.61 30-Mar-2022 74.422 12-Jun-2022 L
179.61 30-Mar-2022 80.9852 18-Jun-2022 H
179.61 30-Mar-2022 94.8148 2-Jul-2022
179.61 30-Mar-2022 131.0296 8-Aug-2022
a 179.61 30-Mar-2022 212.0148 28-0ct-2022
Low· 132.61

M2KM22 Russell 2000 Micro·eMini Futures

From LOW 1806.2 26-May-2022 76.7207 10-Aug-2022
c=60.41 1806.2 26•May·2022 83.48662 17-Aug-2022
�b 1806.2 26-May-2022 97.74338 31-Aug-2022
1806.2 26-May-2022 135.07676 8-0ct-2022
Lo a 1806.2 26•May•2022 85.41974 19-Aug-2022
1806.2 26-May-2022 218.56338 30-Dec-2022
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lations that with practice can prove beneficial. Some are outlined here in
this workbook.
When using these calculations for your trading, remember:
· You are using these methods at your own risk! Never trade
real money without testing in a paper account first.
· Become a student of W.D. Gann's teachings and take the
time to understand [as best you can] the madness behind
his methods and why he was so wildly successful.
· Before using the calculations check these qualifiers:
0 The cycle of the stock - learn about this in Gann's
book The Truth of the Stock Tape
0 Decide which time frame you will use for the cal­
culation; weekly, daily, hourly, etc.
0 Decide what type of trader you will be, Swing- or
Day-trading
0 Learn how to properly use Gann's tools such as the
Square of 9, Gann Fan, etc.W
None of the methods in this little workbook guarantee your trading success.
You are using these methods at your own discretion and expense. Trading
is risky and should be researched thoroughly before using real money.
Always use a workable TRADING PLAN. Always trade with CALCULATED
RISK, or don't trade at all.
Another example of charting using squaring below. Notice the vertical
dashed lines and the "hits" of HIGHs or LOWs using the calculations to
square the range, time, or price.
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Example using Tan (30) to find pivots and fractals in your chart. Notice the
Green vertical dashed lines for the turns in trend direction. In this method
you simply take the swing HIGH and multiply by Tan (30) and divide by 8, 4,
3, and 2. These are natural harmonics for square root of 2, 3, 5.
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The beauty of using this method is you don't need typical indicators on your
charts. Once you plot the targets for HIGH or LOW PIVOTS, you simply trade
the trend direction. In day trading, you can usually get pretty good results
with one or two trades for the day. In longer, swing trades, you can place
your exit near the HIGH-VOLUME AREA using a Volume Profile tool.

The formulas outlined in this little workbook take only a few minutes to
complete and can be done easily before market opens.

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WORKSHEET
 TICKER SYMBOL TODAY'S DATE CURRENT PRICE HIGH LOW

Formula#l
Tan (30) & Square Root
Step 1 - Find SWING HIGH
a) Swing Low Price $____ X .5776502 [Tan (30)) =
_______ {use as TIME trading bars, i.e., number of hours,
days, weeks, months, etc.}
Step 2 - Calculate SWING HIGH DATE & PRICE
/ _,_/__+---======--= ---'-/__,_/
b) Swing Low Date---'-_

{Swing High Date}

c) Swing Low Price $ ____ x 1.68179 = l:::=========I

Swing High Price}

Step 3 - Calculate NEXT SWING LOW PRICE & DATE

d) {Swing High Price} $.,,,,,,,,=====- x .5776502 [Tan (30)) =
_______ {use as TIME, i.e., number of hours, days, weeks,
months, etc.}
e) Swing Low Date I I + iE::::=========-= ____,_!__,_!
---�_{New Swing Low Date}
f) Swing High Price $i;:::===::::;;;j 7 1.414 = $ _______

{Projected New Swing Price to hit New Swing Low Date}

Note: you can reverse the method to calculate from Swing HIGH.
 TICKER SYMBOL TODAY'S DATE CURRENT PRICE HIGH LOW

Formula #2 - Quick Moves for Day-Trading

Step 1 - Tan {30) to Calculate Pivot Target
a) Swing Low Price $ ____ X .5776502 [Tan (30)] =
==------- {use as TIME, i.e., number of hours, days,
weeks, months, etc.}
b) Swing Low Date / / + ==� = ========

Next Swing High target

 TICKER SYMBOL TODAY'S DATE CURRENT PRICE HIGH LOW

FORMULA #3 - DECIMAL SHIFTS TO SQUARE THE PRICE OR TIME

For larger time frame charts

a) BEAR Low Pivot Price $ _____ + 10 = _____ {use as

TIME, i.e., number of hours, days, weeks, months, etc.}
b) =======X30.437(Days inMonth)=-Days

c) BEAR Low Pivot Date / / + = I I

*{NEXT BEAR MARKET LOW PIVOT DATE}

Note: You can use this calculation minus "step b)" as a stand-alone
calc on hourly and smaller timeframes.
 TICKER SYMBOL TODAY'S DATE CURRENT PRICE HIGH LOW

SUPPORT/RESISTANCE LEVELS

Step 1

a) SQRT of Low Price = -../ ____ = ====�

b) i:::::==::::--:::1 + [*Select Factor in table] = . _____

c) =,-----_x 2 = - = 1 st
Resistance Level

d) Repeat from a) using the price in - area

Step2
Continue with this calculation until you have all the support/resistance lev­
els worked out.

NO TE: To calculate SUPPORT LEVELS "SUBTRACT" factors

 Here ore just o few of w. o. Gonns simple colculotions tor squoring
time ond ptlce to for&eost mo,tet outcomes. Gonn discovered thot
TIME;; PRICE and when the two mathematically square, a change in
trend is inevitoble
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Bars - the time it takes price to go
from one po.nt to anothef. 1885.10 High
-�low
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from HIGH to LOW orvice-vel'Sa,
vse th� number of tr;,idmg t,..,r$ to
extend into the future.
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