Gann-Based Market Breadth

The subjective works of WD Gann from the early part of the twentieth century are not normally associated with one of the modern pillars of twenty first century Technical Analysis, Market Breadth. After all, the concept of Market Breadth requires an enormous amount of computational power basing calculations on objective data, while Gann drew all his charts by hand and was mostly concerned with geometry, angles, timing, and ratios which could be subjective. How can these two seemingly opposed methods be brought together? The answer will be found in this paper.