In the same way that water flows downhill based on the land’s topography, prices ebb and flow based on forces applied to them. The difference, of course, is that you can’t readily see the market’s topography. G Square Pro geometry exposes it, giving you a map, or architect's blueprint, of what to expect from the market.
If you are an order flow trader, you might be thinking that the force is simply volume. But before there is volume, someone has to decide to trade. Geometry moves us closer to the origin of the trading decision.
For the last 15 years, I have studied the art and science of market geometry. I started with Fibonacci, Andrews, Babson and Gann, and eventually found myself lost in ancient texts on the origins of sacred geometry. Having studied photography as a teenager, the idea of geometry as the basis of art was not new to me. But what I did not know was that these same ideas represent laws which shape our world. And it was these laws which were the genesis of G Square Pro.
cliff notes
Key Facts to Get You Started• The concept was originated by W.D. Gann, but G Square Pro is far more advanced than anything he ever envisioned.
• Other options are only loosely tied to prices, or not at all. For example, fixed scaling based on a stock's IPO price may be used throughout the stock's trading life.
• Think of time progressing through a cycle (day, week, etc.) as the Sun progressing through its yearly cycle. The cycle midpoint is the equivalent to the summer solstice, and is the point of highest energy. (Energy is not bullish or bearish by nature, it is just energy.)
• The 25%, 50% and 75% vertical lines you see on G Square Pro are synonymous with the equinoxes and summer solstice, and represent comparable high energy points on the chart.
• Angles are natural trendlines providing support and resistance.
• Circles depict the natural energy field implied by the square. These can serve to contain the market, or reject it.
• A daily cycle fits inside a weekly cycle which fits in a monthly cycle, etc..
Just a taste
A Few G Square Pro Examples
The Basics: SPY ETF
Geometry based on prior session range
It works for stocks too: AAPL
Again, prior range geometry
Weekly Cycle: ES futures, 24 hour data
Can you see how the prices align with geometric patterns?
Same Weekly Cycle ES with Square of 9
Square of 9 is not based on price action.
Cash S&P 500, Day Cycle
Square of 9 applies to cash as well as futures.
ES Futures, Quarterly Cycle
See the support and resistance?
Crude Oil Yearly Cycle, Fixed #9
Some markets work well with fixed price scaling.
ES Futures, 4 Year Cycle
Long-term charts give an added perspective.