OPEN-SOURCE SCRIPT
Volumetric Gann Style
Volumetric Gann Style
Overview
Volumetric Gann Style is a rule-based chart visualization tool built around a pivot-anchored Gann structure.
The script organizes its calculations around confirmed structural pivots, then renders a multi-layered Gann framework that can include fan geometry, box/grid structure, heat-zone visualization, volumetric pressure mapping, Square of 9 references, contextual labels, and a structure-based signal layer.
This indicator is designed for visual, structural, and educational analysis.
It is not a financial advisory tool.
It does not provide investment advice.
It does not generate standalone buy or sell recommendations.
It does not guarantee future outcomes, profitability, or market direction.
Any labels, breaks, reclaims, rejections, or alert conditions displayed by the script are derived from predefined structural rules inside the indicator. They should be treated as contextual chart events, not as direct trade instructions.
Image 1 — Full System Overview
Complete chart view showing the main Gann structure, volumetric visual layers, and the overall architecture of the script.
Core Architecture
The script is built around a pivot-based anchor engine.
Confirmed pivots are used to define the active structural framework, and the rendered Gann geometry updates according to that anchor logic. The goal is not to forecast future price behavior, but to display how price interacts with a structured Gann environment derived from chart data.
This framework allows the indicator to maintain a coherent visual relationship between:
anchor points,
fan projections,
box/grid levels,
pressure zones,
volumetric structure blocks,
and structural event labels.
The output is therefore intended as a chart-structure visualization system, not a predictive model.
Image 2 — Pivot Anchor + Fan Structure
Example of how the active anchor logic defines the current fan environment and the main structural framework.
Two Display Engines
Volumetric Gann Style includes two distinct display modes:
1) Volumetric Gann Style
This mode emphasizes the custom visual architecture of the script and its volumetric presentation logic.
Depending on the active settings, it can display:
structured level boxes,
internal pressure segmentation,
volumetric buy/sell pressure presentation inside the active range,
heat-zone logic,
right-side informational elements,
and a denser structural overlay.
This mode is designed to make structural pressure easier to read visually by combining Gann geometry with volumetric distribution concepts inside the displayed framework.
Image 3 — Volumetric Gann Style Mode
The custom volumetric mode with structured boxes, internal pressure layout, and denser visual context.
2) Classic Gann
This mode presents a cleaner and more traditional Gann-style visual framework.
It focuses more directly on the geometric side of the structure while preserving the same underlying anchor logic.
These two modes are alternative visual interpretations of the same structural engine. They are not separate trading systems and they do not represent separate market predictions.
Image 4 — Classic Gann Mode
A cleaner geometric presentation using the same anchor engine and structural logic.
Gann Fan Structure
The indicator can project a Gann fan from the active pivot structure and display its internal angle framework visually on the chart.
The fan is used here as a structural reference layer. It helps users observe how price moves relative to the active angular framework and how that framework evolves when anchor conditions change.
The fan display is a visualization component.
It does not predict direction, define future targets, or produce guaranteed signal quality.
Image 5 — Gann Fan Structure
Visual example of the active fan and its angle relationships inside the current framework.
Gann Box / Grid Structure
The script can also build a Gann box-style environment around the active structure.
This box/grid component is used to visualize:
structural expansion,
internal level relationships,
horizontal and vertical reference alignment,
and interaction areas inside the active framework.
In Volumetric Gann Style mode, this same structural area can also host pressure-oriented visual blocks, allowing the framework to communicate not only geometry, but also internal volumetric balance in a more readable way.
This creates a more readable structural field for observing how price behaves inside the current anchor-defined range.
The box and grid are analytical chart objects only. They are not standalone trade setups, not future projections, and not investment recommendations.
Image 6 — Gann Box / Grid Layout
Structural box and grid presentation around the active range.
Heat Zone and Volumetric Volume Logic
One of the defining visual layers of this script is its volume-oriented display logic.
Depending on the selected mode and settings, the indicator can render:
heat-style emphasis zones,
internal buy/sell volume boxes,
volumetric range-based structure blocks,
total volume information,
level and price information,
and contextual structure mapping inside the active framework.
These elements are intended to make internal structure easier to observe visually.
They do not claim order flow certainty, execution quality, or predictive edge.
They should be interpreted as part of the script’s visual framework rather than as direct trading commands.
Image 7 — Heat Zone and Volumetric Pressure
Example of heat-style emphasis and volumetric pressure distribution inside the active structure.
Signal Engine
The script includes a structural signal layer that can mark events such as:
break-type conditions,
reclaim behavior,
rejection behavior,
and aggressive structural reactions.
These events are generated from predefined internal conditions tied to the active Gann structure.
Important:
These labels are not standalone buy/sell calls.
They are not personalized advice.
They do not replace independent analysis, testing, or risk management.
They are best understood as structure-based chart annotations that highlight how price is behaving relative to the indicator’s active framework.
Image 8 — Signal Layer / Structural Events
Break, reclaim, rejection, or reaction-style labels shown as contextual chart annotations.
Square of 9
The indicator also includes Square of 9 style reference plotting.
This module is used as an additional structural reference layer and can help users visually compare chart behavior against the script’s projected Gann-style numerical framework.
As with the rest of the indicator, this component is informational and visual in nature. It does not imply certainty, future target precision, or directional guarantees.
Image 9 — Square of 9
Additional Gann-style numerical reference structure plotted on the chart.
Trend Score / Panel / Labels
The script may display summary panels, state labels, or trend-score style information derived from its internal logic.
These visual summaries are intended to improve chart readability and to present the current structural state in a more organized way.
They should be treated as descriptive outputs of the indicator’s rule set, not as guaranteed market conclusions.
Image 10 — Trend Panel / Labels
Panel-based summaries and contextual label outputs derived from the current structure.
How to Use
This indicator is best used as a structural chart companion.
Typical use may include:
observing pivot-defined Gann structure,
comparing price position against fan and box geometry,
monitoring volumetric pressure zones and contextual labels,
reviewing structural events on the chart,
and combining the visualization with the user’s own broader analysis process.
It should not be used as a substitute for independent judgment.
What This Script Does
Displays a pivot-anchored Gann framework on the chart
Supports both Volumetric Gann Style and Classic Gann display modes
Visualizes fan, box/grid, heat-zone logic, volumetric pressure structure, and contextual chart behavior
Includes optional structural event labeling
Adds Square of 9 and panel-based context elements
Organizes chart information into a rule-based visual framework
What This Script Does Not Do
Does not provide financial or investment advice
Does not generate standalone buy or sell recommendations
Does not guarantee profitable outcomes
Does not predict future market direction with certainty
Does not replace independent analysis, testing, or risk management
Disclaimer
This script is provided for informational, analytical, and educational purposes only.
All calculations are based on chart data and predefined internal rules. Market behavior can vary, and no visual element in this script should be interpreted as a guarantee, promise, or financial recommendation.
All trading and investment decisions remain solely the responsibility of the user.
Overview
Volumetric Gann Style is a rule-based chart visualization tool built around a pivot-anchored Gann structure.
The script organizes its calculations around confirmed structural pivots, then renders a multi-layered Gann framework that can include fan geometry, box/grid structure, heat-zone visualization, volumetric pressure mapping, Square of 9 references, contextual labels, and a structure-based signal layer.
This indicator is designed for visual, structural, and educational analysis.
It is not a financial advisory tool.
It does not provide investment advice.
It does not generate standalone buy or sell recommendations.
It does not guarantee future outcomes, profitability, or market direction.
Any labels, breaks, reclaims, rejections, or alert conditions displayed by the script are derived from predefined structural rules inside the indicator. They should be treated as contextual chart events, not as direct trade instructions.
Image 1 — Full System Overview
Complete chart view showing the main Gann structure, volumetric visual layers, and the overall architecture of the script.
Core Architecture
The script is built around a pivot-based anchor engine.
Confirmed pivots are used to define the active structural framework, and the rendered Gann geometry updates according to that anchor logic. The goal is not to forecast future price behavior, but to display how price interacts with a structured Gann environment derived from chart data.
This framework allows the indicator to maintain a coherent visual relationship between:
anchor points,
fan projections,
box/grid levels,
pressure zones,
volumetric structure blocks,
and structural event labels.
The output is therefore intended as a chart-structure visualization system, not a predictive model.
Image 2 — Pivot Anchor + Fan Structure
Example of how the active anchor logic defines the current fan environment and the main structural framework.
Two Display Engines
Volumetric Gann Style includes two distinct display modes:
1) Volumetric Gann Style
This mode emphasizes the custom visual architecture of the script and its volumetric presentation logic.
Depending on the active settings, it can display:
structured level boxes,
internal pressure segmentation,
volumetric buy/sell pressure presentation inside the active range,
heat-zone logic,
right-side informational elements,
and a denser structural overlay.
This mode is designed to make structural pressure easier to read visually by combining Gann geometry with volumetric distribution concepts inside the displayed framework.
Image 3 — Volumetric Gann Style Mode
The custom volumetric mode with structured boxes, internal pressure layout, and denser visual context.
2) Classic Gann
This mode presents a cleaner and more traditional Gann-style visual framework.
It focuses more directly on the geometric side of the structure while preserving the same underlying anchor logic.
These two modes are alternative visual interpretations of the same structural engine. They are not separate trading systems and they do not represent separate market predictions.
Image 4 — Classic Gann Mode
A cleaner geometric presentation using the same anchor engine and structural logic.
Gann Fan Structure
The indicator can project a Gann fan from the active pivot structure and display its internal angle framework visually on the chart.
The fan is used here as a structural reference layer. It helps users observe how price moves relative to the active angular framework and how that framework evolves when anchor conditions change.
The fan display is a visualization component.
It does not predict direction, define future targets, or produce guaranteed signal quality.
Image 5 — Gann Fan Structure
Visual example of the active fan and its angle relationships inside the current framework.
Gann Box / Grid Structure
The script can also build a Gann box-style environment around the active structure.
This box/grid component is used to visualize:
structural expansion,
internal level relationships,
horizontal and vertical reference alignment,
and interaction areas inside the active framework.
In Volumetric Gann Style mode, this same structural area can also host pressure-oriented visual blocks, allowing the framework to communicate not only geometry, but also internal volumetric balance in a more readable way.
This creates a more readable structural field for observing how price behaves inside the current anchor-defined range.
The box and grid are analytical chart objects only. They are not standalone trade setups, not future projections, and not investment recommendations.
Image 6 — Gann Box / Grid Layout
Structural box and grid presentation around the active range.
Heat Zone and Volumetric Volume Logic
One of the defining visual layers of this script is its volume-oriented display logic.
Depending on the selected mode and settings, the indicator can render:
heat-style emphasis zones,
internal buy/sell volume boxes,
volumetric range-based structure blocks,
total volume information,
level and price information,
and contextual structure mapping inside the active framework.
These elements are intended to make internal structure easier to observe visually.
They do not claim order flow certainty, execution quality, or predictive edge.
They should be interpreted as part of the script’s visual framework rather than as direct trading commands.
Image 7 — Heat Zone and Volumetric Pressure
Example of heat-style emphasis and volumetric pressure distribution inside the active structure.
Signal Engine
The script includes a structural signal layer that can mark events such as:
break-type conditions,
reclaim behavior,
rejection behavior,
and aggressive structural reactions.
These events are generated from predefined internal conditions tied to the active Gann structure.
Important:
These labels are not standalone buy/sell calls.
They are not personalized advice.
They do not replace independent analysis, testing, or risk management.
They are best understood as structure-based chart annotations that highlight how price is behaving relative to the indicator’s active framework.
Image 8 — Signal Layer / Structural Events
Break, reclaim, rejection, or reaction-style labels shown as contextual chart annotations.
Square of 9
The indicator also includes Square of 9 style reference plotting.
This module is used as an additional structural reference layer and can help users visually compare chart behavior against the script’s projected Gann-style numerical framework.
As with the rest of the indicator, this component is informational and visual in nature. It does not imply certainty, future target precision, or directional guarantees.
Image 9 — Square of 9
Additional Gann-style numerical reference structure plotted on the chart.
Trend Score / Panel / Labels
The script may display summary panels, state labels, or trend-score style information derived from its internal logic.
These visual summaries are intended to improve chart readability and to present the current structural state in a more organized way.
They should be treated as descriptive outputs of the indicator’s rule set, not as guaranteed market conclusions.
Image 10 — Trend Panel / Labels
Panel-based summaries and contextual label outputs derived from the current structure.
How to Use
This indicator is best used as a structural chart companion.
Typical use may include:
observing pivot-defined Gann structure,
comparing price position against fan and box geometry,
monitoring volumetric pressure zones and contextual labels,
reviewing structural events on the chart,
and combining the visualization with the user’s own broader analysis process.
It should not be used as a substitute for independent judgment.
What This Script Does
Displays a pivot-anchored Gann framework on the chart
Supports both Volumetric Gann Style and Classic Gann display modes
Visualizes fan, box/grid, heat-zone logic, volumetric pressure structure, and contextual chart behavior
Includes optional structural event labeling
Adds Square of 9 and panel-based context elements
Organizes chart information into a rule-based visual framework
What This Script Does Not Do
Does not provide financial or investment advice
Does not generate standalone buy or sell recommendations
Does not guarantee profitable outcomes
Does not predict future market direction with certainty
Does not replace independent analysis, testing, or risk management
Disclaimer
This script is provided for informational, analytical, and educational purposes only.
All calculations are based on chart data and predefined internal rules. Market behavior can vary, and no visual element in this script should be interpreted as a guarantee, promise, or financial recommendation.
All trading and investment decisions remain solely the responsibility of the user.
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這些資訊和出版物並非旨在提供，也不構成TradingView提供或認可的任何形式的財務、投資、交易或其他類型的建議或推薦。請閱讀使用條款以了解更多資訊。
開源腳本
秉持TradingView一貫精神，這個腳本的創作者將其設為開源，以便交易者檢視並驗證其功能。向作者致敬！您可以免費使用此腳本，但請注意，重新發佈代碼需遵守我們的社群規範。
All scripts & content provided by yigdeli are for informational & educational purposes only.
免責聲明
這些資訊和出版物並非旨在提供，也不構成TradingView提供或認可的任何形式的財務、投資、交易或其他類型的建議或推薦。請閱讀使用條款以了解更多資訊。