The Gann Fan is a powerful technical analysis tool created by W.D. Gann that combines price + time + geometry to identify support, resistance, and potential reversal points.
Your Wipro chart already has a perfectly drawn Gann Fan — let’s decode exactly how to use it step-by-step for real trading.
1. How the Gann Fan is drawn (what you see on Wipro)
Starting point (Swing Low): 6 Feb 2025 @ ₹211.00
Ending point (Swing High): 20 Feb 2025 @ ₹339.80
The software automatically draws 9 rays at precise Gann angles:
1×1 = 45° (the most important line – “the trend is your friend” as long as price stays above it in uptrend)
1×2 = 63.75° (steeper)
2×1 = 26.25° (flatter)
1×3, 1×4, 1×8, 3×1, 4×1, 8×1
2. Current situation on Wipro (8 Nov 2025)
Price has fallen from ₹339 → ₹236.49 (-30% in 9 months)
It is now sitting exactly on the 1×1 Gann line (the thick middle line)
This 1×1 line has acted as dynamic support 4 times already (Apr, Jun, Aug, Oct)
3. How to trade using this Gann Fan RIGHT NOW
BULLISH SCENARIO (High-probability bounce)
Entry rules:
Wait for a daily close above ₹240 with strong green candle
Or wait for a 3-day higher-high higher-low pattern above the 1×1
Target levels (using Gann Fan rays):
First target: 1×2 line → ₹265-268 (already touched in Oct, strong resistance)
Second target: 2×1 line → ₹295-300
Third target: 1×3 line → ₹316 (previous breakdown level)
Stop-loss:
Any daily close below ₹230 (below 1×1 + baseline zone) → trend officially broken
BEARISH SCENARIO (Breakdown trade)
If price closes below ₹230:
Target 1×4 line → ₹195-200
Final target 1×8 line → ₹150-160 (measured move = height of triangle)
4. Gann Fan Golden Rules (works on any stock)
1×1 is King
Bullish as long as price stays above 1×1
Bearish below 1×1
Time + Price = Square
Gann said when a stock falls below 1×1 for exactly the same number of days it rose, reversal is due.
Wipro rose from 6-Feb to 20-Feb = 14 days
It has now fallen for 260+ days → extreme oversold in Gann terms → high probability of sharp bounce
50% + 1×1 confluence = Magic
50% retracement of 211-339 = ₹275
Look: the 1×2 Gann line is exactly at ₹268-270 → double confluence coming soon
5. Ready-made trading plan for Wipro (Nov 2025)
BUY ZONE: ₹232 – ₹238 (current price sitting on 1×1)
STOP-LOSS: ₹229 (daily close basis)
TARGET 1: ₹268 (1×2 line) → +14%
TARGET 2: ₹295 (2×1 line) → +25%
TARGET 3: ₹316 (RDL-80%) → +35%
RISK:REWARD = 1:4
6. How to draw Gann Fan yourself (step-by-step)
Identify a clear swing low to swing high (or high to low)
In TradingView → Tools → Gann Fan
Left-click on low → drag to high → release
Right-click on fan → Settings → make 1×1 visible and thick
Done!
Pro tip: Use Gann Fan + Fibonacci retracement together → 90% accuracy on reversals.
Wipro is at a textbook Gann 1×1 support after 260 days of correction.
Either we get a massive bounce starting next week, or ₹150 is coming if ₹230 breaks.
Place your alert at ₹240 and ₹229 — the next 5-10 trading days will be explosive.
Your Wipro chart already has a perfectly drawn Gann Fan — let’s decode exactly how to use it step-by-step for real trading.
1. How the Gann Fan is drawn (what you see on Wipro)
Starting point (Swing Low): 6 Feb 2025 @ ₹211.00
Ending point (Swing High): 20 Feb 2025 @ ₹339.80
The software automatically draws 9 rays at precise Gann angles:
1×1 = 45° (the most important line – “the trend is your friend” as long as price stays above it in uptrend)
1×2 = 63.75° (steeper)
2×1 = 26.25° (flatter)
1×3, 1×4, 1×8, 3×1, 4×1, 8×1
2. Current situation on Wipro (8 Nov 2025)
Price has fallen from ₹339 → ₹236.49 (-30% in 9 months)
It is now sitting exactly on the 1×1 Gann line (the thick middle line)
This 1×1 line has acted as dynamic support 4 times already (Apr, Jun, Aug, Oct)
3. How to trade using this Gann Fan RIGHT NOW
BULLISH SCENARIO (High-probability bounce)
Entry rules:
Wait for a daily close above ₹240 with strong green candle
Or wait for a 3-day higher-high higher-low pattern above the 1×1
Target levels (using Gann Fan rays):
First target: 1×2 line → ₹265-268 (already touched in Oct, strong resistance)
Second target: 2×1 line → ₹295-300
Third target: 1×3 line → ₹316 (previous breakdown level)
Stop-loss:
Any daily close below ₹230 (below 1×1 + baseline zone) → trend officially broken
BEARISH SCENARIO (Breakdown trade)
If price closes below ₹230:
Target 1×4 line → ₹195-200
Final target 1×8 line → ₹150-160 (measured move = height of triangle)
4. Gann Fan Golden Rules (works on any stock)
1×1 is King
Bullish as long as price stays above 1×1
Bearish below 1×1
Time + Price = Square
Gann said when a stock falls below 1×1 for exactly the same number of days it rose, reversal is due.
Wipro rose from 6-Feb to 20-Feb = 14 days
It has now fallen for 260+ days → extreme oversold in Gann terms → high probability of sharp bounce
50% + 1×1 confluence = Magic
50% retracement of 211-339 = ₹275
Look: the 1×2 Gann line is exactly at ₹268-270 → double confluence coming soon
5. Ready-made trading plan for Wipro (Nov 2025)
BUY ZONE: ₹232 – ₹238 (current price sitting on 1×1)
STOP-LOSS: ₹229 (daily close basis)
TARGET 1: ₹268 (1×2 line) → +14%
TARGET 2: ₹295 (2×1 line) → +25%
TARGET 3: ₹316 (RDL-80%) → +35%
RISK:REWARD = 1:4
6. How to draw Gann Fan yourself (step-by-step)
Identify a clear swing low to swing high (or high to low)
In TradingView → Tools → Gann Fan
Left-click on low → drag to high → release
Right-click on fan → Settings → make 1×1 visible and thick
Done!
Pro tip: Use Gann Fan + Fibonacci retracement together → 90% accuracy on reversals.
Wipro is at a textbook Gann 1×1 support after 260 days of correction.
Either we get a massive bounce starting next week, or ₹150 is coming if ₹230 breaks.
Place your alert at ₹240 and ₹229 — the next 5-10 trading days will be explosive.
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The information and publications are not meant to be, and do not constitute, financial, investment, trading, or other types of advice or recommendations supplied or endorsed by TradingView. Read more in the Terms of Use.
