NIFTY Analysis 29 SEPTEMBER, 2025 ,Daily Morning update at 9 amNifty 50 IndexNSE:NIFTYPowerniftyprosummarizing the understanding of **Gann Indicators** from your provided content - Basics of Gann Indicators 1. Gann indicators are based on the idea that **markets rotate from angle to angle**. 2. When one angle is broken, **price moves towards the next angle**. 3. Multiple angles together form a **Gann Fan**. 4. Gann angles analyze **pattern, price, and time** simultaneously. 5. Gann believed the **past, present, and future exist together** on a Gann angle. Gann Angles vs. Trendlines 6. A **Gann angle** is a diagonal line moving at a **uniform rate of speed**. 7. A **trendline** is drawn by connecting tops-to-tops or bottoms-to-bottoms. 8. Unlike trendlines, Gann angles allow forecasting **where price will be on a future date**. 9. Trendlines require frequent adjustment, making them less reliable for **long-term forecasts**. 10. Gann angles provide **predictive value** by projecting consistent support and resistance levels. Special Considerations 11. Gann believed **time, price, and market action are interconnected**. 12. Gann angles forecast **support and resistance** levels. 13. **Up-trending angles act as support**, while **down-trending angles act as resistance**. 14. Markets tend to **rotate from one angle to the next** (“rule of all angles”). 15. Combining Gann angles with **retracement levels (like 50%)** strengthens support/resistance zones. Strength and Weakness of Market 16. The **main Gann angles** are 1x2, 1x1, and 2x1. 17. **1x2 angle** = 1 unit price for every 2 units of time (weaker trend). 18. **1x1 angle** = 1 unit price for 1 unit of time (balanced trend). 19. **2x1 angle** = 2 units price for 1 unit of time (strong trend). 20. Other ratios include 1x8, 1x4, 4x1, 8x1, etc. Chart Scaling and Interpretation 21. Gann stressed the importance of a **properly scaled chart** (“square charts”). 22. The **1x1 angle** is often referred to as the **45-degree angle**, but only valid with correct scaling. 23. Trading **above 2x1** = strong uptrend; trading **near 1x2** = weaker trend. 24. Trading **below 1x1** = weak or bearish market condition. 25. **Price clusters** (multiple angles converging) represent **strong support or resistance zones**.