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Axis Bank | Educational Study of Gann Square of 9 Reaction ZonesDisclaimer: This analysis is for educational purposes only. I am not a SEBI-registered advisor. This is not financial advice. Axis Bank | Observing Gann Square of 9 Behaviour Educational Case Study – 05 April 2022 This example demonstrates how Gann Square of 9 degree levels can be used to study potential reaction zones in price movement. The purpose of this study is to observe how price interacts with mathematically derived levels rather than to provide trading instructions. For this session, price was converted into degree levels using the Gann Square of 9 method. These levels were calculated before the intraday movement to maintain an objective and rule-based approach. Pre-Calculated Gann Degree Levels (Upside Reference) 0 Degree: ₹777 45 Degree: ₹791 90 Degree: ₹805 135 Degree: ₹819 180 Degree: ₹834 These levels represent structured reference zones where price may show temporary balance, reaction, or pressure depending on market conditions. Observed Market Behaviour During the session, Axis Bank began an upward move from the reference zone near ₹777. As price progressed upward: • Price approached the 45-degree level near ₹791 • Near this level, upward momentum slowed and the chart showed temporary resistance behaviour • The market displayed observable selling pressure near this vibration level This reaction illustrates how degree-based levels can act as potential reaction zones where price behaviour may temporarily change. After interacting with this level, price moved lower during the session, reflecting how market participants sometimes respond near mathematically derived zones. Time and Price Relationship Observation In Gann methodology, both price movement and time interaction are often observed together. During this case: • The 45-degree level was reached within the active trading session • Price behaviour near the degree level showed temporary pressure and reaction • Such zones are studied as areas of observation rather than prediction This reinforces the importance of observing price behaviour around predefined structural levels. Educational Insights from This Example This case study highlights several important concepts: • Gann Square of 9 converts price into structured degree relationships • Degree completion may highlight potential reaction zones • Market behaviour near these zones can provide insights into price balance • Pre-calculated levels help maintain disciplined analysis • Structured observation improves understanding of market behaviour The goal of such studies is to understand how price reacts around mathematical levels, rather than assuming guaranteed outcomes. Key Learning Points • Degree levels act as observation zones in market structure • Reaction near vibration levels reflects changes in price momentum • Not every level results in immediate directional continuation • Structured analysis helps avoid random interpretation • Gann methodology focuses on price–degree relationships This example demonstrates how historical chart studies can help traders better understand price behaviour using Gann Square principles. This study is shared purely for educational purposes using historical market data.
NSE:AXISBANKEducation
by suratwalayash
Axis Bank | Gann Square of 9 Intraday Observation | 06/04/2023Disclaimer: This analysis is for educational purposes only. I am not a SEBI-registered advisor. This is not financial advice. Symbol: AXISBANK (NSE) Date Observed: 06 April 2023 Time Frame: 15-Minute Chart Concept Studied: Gann Square of 9 (Price–Degree Analysis) This idea highlights an intraday observation of Axis Bank using the Gann Square of 9 framework to study how price behaved near calculated degree levels and how time and price alignment influenced market structure. 📊 Reference Point and Calculated Levels During this session, Axis Bank initiated a downward move from a level near 863, which was treated as the 0-degree reference point for analysis. Using Square of 9 conversion, the following level was observed: 0 Degree: ~863 45 Degree: ~848 These calculated levels represent structured zones where the market may show pause, consolidation, or temporary shift in direction based on historical price behavior. ⏱️ Intraday Price Behavior and Reaction As the session progressed: Price gradually moved downward toward the calculated 45-degree zone Around 14:15, the market reached a low near 849, which was very close to the observed 45-degree level Near this zone, price showed temporary stabilization and upward movement The upward move continued modestly, reflecting a limited intraday recovery Such reactions near calculated degree levels are commonly observed and may indicate areas where price temporarily balances before the next move develops. 📘 Educational Observations Gann Square of 9 helps define measured price zones for structured observation These levels should be viewed as potential reaction zones, not guaranteed reversal points Minor variation around calculated levels is part of normal market behavior Time of arrival at a degree level may influence how price responds afterward Not all reactions lead to large moves, which highlights the importance of disciplined observation This example demonstrates how Gann-based price-degree analysis can be used to study intraday market structure in an objective and rule-based manner. #AxisBank #WDGann #GannSquareOf9 #IntradayObservation #TechnicalEducation #PriceTimeAnalysis #MarketStructure
NSE:AXISBANKEducation
by suratwalayash
Axis Bank | Intraday Gann Angle Observation | 03 October 2022Disclaimer: This analysis is for educational purposes only. I am not a SEBI-registered advisor. This is not financial advice. Symbol: AXISBANK (NSE) Date Observed: 03 October 2022 Time Frame: 15-Minute Chart Concept Studied: Gann Price–Degree Relationship This idea presents a historical intraday observation of Axis Bank using the Gann angle framework, focusing on how early completion of a 45-degree price expansion influenced intraday behavior. 📊 Market Context & Reference Point During the session, Axis Bank initiated an upward move from an identifiable intraday swing base. The starting level near 726 was treated as the 0-degree reference, which serves as the origin point for measuring price expansion using Gann’s price-to-degree method. From this base, projected angle levels were observed on the chart. 🔢 Degree Levels Observed 0 Degree: ~726 45 Degree: ~740 The 45-degree level is often studied as a potential reaction zone, especially when reached early in the trading session. ⏱️ Intraday Price Behavior On this day: Price advanced rapidly from the reference point The 45-degree level (~740) was reached within the first 15-minute candle Near this zone, the market showed temporary pressure and hesitation Momentum slowed after early expansion Historically, when price completes its measured expansion very early in the session, it may indicate that the market has already covered a significant portion of its typical intraday range. This does not guarantee reversal, but it can highlight a zone where supply-demand balance may temporarily shift. 📘 Educational Observations from This Case Gann analysis studies the relationship between price expansion and time Early completion of angle-based levels may signal short-term exhaustion The 45-degree level can behave as a reaction area rather than a fixed resistance Observing when price reaches a level can be as important as where it reaches This case is shared strictly as a historical educational example of structured price observation using angle-based methodology. #AxisBank #GannAngle #WDGann #IntradayStudy #PriceTimeAnalysis #TechnicalEducation #MarketStructure
NSE:AXISBANKEducation
by suratwalayash
Axis Bank | Gann Square of 9 – Intraday Price Capacity Disclaimer: This analysis is for educational purposes only. I am not a SEBI-registered advisor. This is not financial advice. Symbol: AXISBANK (NSE) Date Observed: 21 April 2023 Time Frame: 15-Minute Chart Study Applied: Gann Square of 9 (Normal Price Capacity) This idea shares a historical intraday observation where Axis Bank interacted with a calculated downside price capacity level using the Gann Square of 9 framework. 📊 Market Context & Reference Selection During the session, Axis Bank showed early downside momentum. In a declining structure, the high of the initiating candle (~873.85) was treated as the 0-degree reference, following standard Gann methodology. From this base, the Square of 9 was applied to observe the stock’s normal intraday downside expansion. The focus is on studying price behavior at calculated levels rather than predicting outcomes. 🔢 Square of 9 Levels Observed Using the Square of 9 approach: 0 Degree: ~873.85 45 Degree (Observed Normal Downside Capacity): ~858 The 45-degree level is commonly monitored as a potential reaction zone, especially when reached before later-session time thresholds. ⏱️ Observed Price–Time Interaction Price reached the 45-degree zone (~858) around 1:00 PM. This occurred before commonly observed intraday timing benchmarks. Near this level, the market showed temporary buying interest and stabilization. Following this interaction, price moved higher during the remaining session. Such behavior has been historically observed when normal downside capacity is completed earlier in the trading day, although outcomes can vary. 📘 Educational Observations The Gann Square of 9 helps measure probable price expansion limits Early completion of price capacity can lead to short-term reactions Time alignment provides additional context to price movement The framework emphasizes discipline and structured analysis Market behavior should always be observed objectively without certainty bias This post is shared strictly as a historical chart study for educational purposes. #AxisBank #GannSquareOf9 #WDGann #IntradayStudy #PriceTimeAnalysis #MarketEducation #RuleBasedApproach
NSE:AXISBANKEducation
by suratwalayash
ICICI Bank | Gann Square of 9 – Intraday Price Capacity Disclaimer: This analysis is for educational purposes only. I am not a SEBI-registered advisor. This is not financial advice. Symbol: ICICIBANK (NSE) Date Observed: 06 April 2023 Time Frame: 15-Minute Chart Study Used : Gann Square of 9 (Price Capacity Observation) This idea presents a historical intraday observation showing how ICICI Bank interacted with its normal price expansion zone when analyzed using the Gann Square of 9. 📊 Market Context & Reference Selection ICICI Bank showed gradual upward momentum starting from the early part of the session. In an upside structure, the low of the initiating 15-minute candle (~875) was treated as the 0-degree reference, following standard Gann methodology. From this reference, the Square of 9 was used to observe the expected price expansion range for the session. The purpose of this study is to analyze behavior at calculated levels, not to forecast outcomes. 🔢 Square of 9 Levels Observed Based on the Square of 9 framework: 0 Degree: ~875 45 Degree (Observed Normal Upside Capacity): ~890 The 45-degree level is commonly monitored as a potential reaction zone, especially when reached earlier in the session. ⏱️ Price–Time Interaction Price reached the 45-degree area (~890) around 11:15 AM. This interaction occurred well before common intraday timing benchmarks. Near this zone, the market showed temporary selling pressure and hesitation. After this interaction, price moved lower during the remaining session. This sequence aligns with previously observed market behavior near normal price capacity levels, though results can differ across sessions. 📘 Educational Observations Gann Square of 9 helps measure probable price expansion, not certainty Early completion of price capacity can lead to short-term pressure or reaction Time adds context to price behavior The approach emphasizes structure, discipline, and observation Not all interactions lead to the same outcome, reinforcing the need for risk control This post is shared purely as a chart-based educational example. #ICICIBank #GannSquareOf9 #WDGann #IntradayStudy #PriceTimeAnalysis #MarketEducation #RuleBasedApproach
NSE:ICICIBANKEducation
by suratwalayash
ADANI POWER - POSITIONAL - 2022ADANI POWER pick as positional due to bullish technical indicators, stock recently get trend line breakout after consolidation around 95 to 100 level and give good upmove ..last 3-4 trading session nifty sharply corrected 700-800 points ..effect of which stock get corrected bit .. now around same level golden crossover as well as trend line breakout seen. this is fair level of stock to buy where technical indicators are extremely bullish, Risk to reward ration is around 1:2 from current level 10-20 % profit can seen from cmp 109.95 Short term stock can see 125-135 and mid term 140-150 level if quarter result improves . fundamentally co have to improve profit margin to go for long in this stock ..at present its pure technical call to get 10-20% POSITIONAL trade short term. Techncial indicators. 1. Trendline breakout 2. Golden cross 20,50,200 sma 3 Double bottom formation at consolidation 4. RSI VALUE 61 ( 60-80) bullish when stoock uptrend 5. Higher top higher bottom formation 6. MACD above center and signal line ** PLEASE DO OWN ANLYSIS THIS IDEA CAN HELP FOR EDUCATION PURPOSE.. take call at own risk .! HAPPY TRADING. !
NSE:ADANIPOWERLong
by champtrade111
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CRYPTOCAP:BTCEducation
by THELEGENDSINGH
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