PROTECTED SOURCE SCRIPT
Degree Gann Numbers
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The script plots numbers from Cardinal & Ordinal lines of Gann square of 9 for a given range. Inputs required are the degree of cardinal or Ordinal line & Range Min & Max Number.
For example, if we want to plot 45-225-degree Ordinal line numbers from Gann square of 9, on the chart for a range of 50 to 600, Input for the degree will be 45 & Range Min =50 / Range Max = 600
if we want to plot 90-270-degree Cardinal line numbers on the chart for a range of 50 to 600, Input for the degree will be 90 & Range Min =50 / Range Max = 600
For example, if we want to plot 45-225-degree Ordinal line numbers from Gann square of 9, on the chart for a range of 50 to 600, Input for the degree will be 45 & Range Min =50 / Range Max = 600
if we want to plot 90-270-degree Cardinal line numbers on the chart for a range of 50 to 600, Input for the degree will be 90 & Range Min =50 / Range Max = 600
Release Notes
I have added 1. Option to add multiple Degree Gann Numbers
2. Option to plot 3 & 4-digit Degree Gann Numbers
3. Option to change the width of the line
4. Each Degree has a different color line
Release Notes
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1. Option to choose color & width for each Degree separately2. Instead of plotting degree numbers from CMP in the range of given % support & resistance, now one can give a price range to plot lines
3. Nomenclature of 0,3,4 is replaced by Multiplier 1,10,100 to represent standard & multiplied by 10 & 100 numbers
4. Option to choose one or more multiplier numbers for the same degree
Release Notes
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The option of plotting levels based on CMP (default) is addedProtected script
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