![[Pasted image 20230725163655.png]] This is a beta feature and will likely change in the future. This feature quite deep and requires knowledge of the Gann Square of 9 to get the most value from it. [**This blog**](https://www.t3live.com/blog/2019/11/18/jeff-cooper-square-of-9/) describes Gann’s square of 9 quite well. I also find the book by Patrick Mikula titled “The Definitive Guide to Forecasting using Gann’s Square of 9” is also very good and clear. The solid blue line is located by the user on a date in the past or future. This is the ‘zero degree’ line and starts at the middle of the Square of 9 and extends outwards to the circular ring surround the square. The dashed price lines are drawn at 90 degree intervals, relative to where you drop the zero degree line. ![[Pasted image 20230725163743.png]] The square of 9 and its surrounding ring is not visible to you, but is used by the software to draw the horizontal lines on the chart. This image gives you an idea of how to  visualize the Square of 9 and surrounding ring, as this is what is ‘under the hood’ and powering this feature. To be clear, there is not a feature in Time Trades that shows the image above The Zero degree line that you place on the chart is measured relative to March 21 of the prior year. This identifies one line, or ray, that starts at the middle of the square of 9 and extends out to the appropriate degree value. March 21 = Zero degrees. Sep 22 = 180 degrees, etc. From the middle of this invisible Square of 9,  3 additional lines are drawn at 90*, 180* and 270* offset from the 0* reference line, for a total of 4 lines with 90* separation. All 4 of these invisible lines that start at the centre of the Square of 9 intersect multiple cells on the square of 9. These cells represent price. Each cell that is intersected by one of these lines appears as a blue dashed horizontal price level on the chart. The number on the left side of the chart indicates the price level and degree that was used to calculate it. Each cell in the square has a value - this is the Price Unit in the UI. For Bitcoin, you may want a Price Unit of $100 per cell. For a penny stock you would want a smaller Price Unit of $0.01 per cell.  Anchor the zero degree line to any day you wish. We recommend using pivot high or low days in the past, or forecast pivot high or low days in the future. Often you will find a good fit between the horizontal dashed lines and support & resistance levels, as shown on the TSLA chart. ### Available In [[About the Web App|Web Application]]