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A tutorial on my gann fan method:

1. Wait for a bullish impulse
2. Anchor the bottom of the fan on the low
3. Anchor the second point of the fan on the high of the move / where momentum shifts.

(Anchor points circled)

The result:

Rules:
1. If price action closes outside of the fan (below), the fan is invalid and must be redrawn using the technique above.
2. If price action makes a lower low relative to the initial anchor point, the fan is invalid and must be redrawn.

The final target of the move is generally the 1/1 line, however, if price action can push above and retest that 1/1 line, a bubble is likely and more upside levels can / will be tested.

Notice the anchor points in the second image here:

Gann fans can remain valid for multiple cycles, as shown below.

In each subsequent cycle, the target becomes 1 line lower than the previous cycle.

In this case, we hit the 1/2 line in cycle top 1. The target for the next cycle would be the 1/1 line, and so on.

Gann fans are excellent tools for mapping the evolution of support / resistance over time.

The first impulse move lays the foundation for the entire coming cycle.

If the first impulse is strong, expect the cycle to reach high targets quickly.

A weak first impulse can still establish precedent for a high final target, but that target will take longer to reach.

In these instances, you'll have to be patient and adjust the final target dependent on how long it takes to reach the 1/1 line.

Gann fans were my secret weapon last alt season. They allowed me to sell many tops (or damn near top).

They are great for mapping out final destinations of an asset in price discovery.

I hope this thread provides you will some valuable insight / assists your own trading!