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Gann Format Chart

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Gann Format Chart:  The main charts to be used for technical analysis should contain the following data:  the open, the high, the low, and the close. The charts can be simple bar or Gann-style that feature a vertical line for the range with a hook to the left on the high, a hook to the left on the low, a dot to the left of the range for the opening, and a dash to the left of the range for the close. Both charts contain the same data, but since much of charting is perception, some chartists may prefer one look over the other.

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