Gann Swings Part 2

by Optuma | Jun 2, 2017

In this presentation, Mathew Verdouw, CMT, CFTe, will demonstrate how he builds the quantitative model for Swing Chart analysis. He’ll run through a number of tests so that you can see how easy it is to test your own ideas.
SCRIPT FOR BREADTH
This is a condensed version of the Gann Swing Breadth script that we show in the webinar.


//Gann Swing Trend Up U1
g1 = GANNSWING(SWINGCOUNT=2, METHOD=Use Next Bar, USEINSIDE=True);
e1 = SWINGEND(g1);
c1 = High() CrossesAbove e1[1];
c2 = e1[2] < e1[1];
c3 = (e1[5] > e1[3]) and (e1[3] > e1[1]);
c4 = c1 and c2 and c3;

norepeat(c4)

//Gann Swing Trend Down  D1
g1 = GANNSWING(SWINGCOUNT=2, METHOD=Use Next Bar, USEINSIDE=True);
e1 = SWINGEND(g1);
c1 = Low() CrossesBelow e1[1];
c2 = e1[2] > e1[1];
c3 = (e1[5] < e1[3]) and (e1[3] < e1[1]);
c4 = c1 and c2 and c3;

norepeat(c4)

//Gann Swing Trend Change
U1 = SCRIPT(SCRIPTNAME=GS Trend Up) ;
D1 = SCRIPT(SCRIPTNAME=GS Trend Down) ;

SWITCH(U1, D1)

//Gann Swing Trend Up U1

g1 = GANNSWING(SWINGCOUNT=2, METHOD=Use Next Bar, USEINSIDE=True);

e1 = SWINGEND(g1);

c1 = High() CrossesAbove e1[1];

c2 = e1[2] < e1[1];

c3 = (e1[5] > e1[3]) and (e1[3] > e1[1]);

c4 = c1 and c2 and c3;

norepeat(c4)

//Gann Swing Trend Down D1

g1 = GANNSWING(SWINGCOUNT=2, METHOD=Use Next Bar, USEINSIDE=True);

e1 = SWINGEND(g1);

c1 = Low() CrossesBelow e1[1];

c2 = e1[2] > e1[1];

c3 = (e1[5] < e1[3]) and (e1[3] < e1[1]);

c4 = c1 and c2 and c3;

norepeat(c4)

//Gann Swing Trend Change

U1 = SCRIPT(SCRIPTNAME=GS Trend Up) ;

D1 = SCRIPT(SCRIPTNAME=GS Trend Down) ;

SWITCH(U1, D1)

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