Dynamic Fair Value (Gann Angle Concept)
Understanding Moving Fair Value in Trending Markets
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What is Dynamic Fair Value?
In the previous section, fair value was explained using horizontal candle division. That method works well when price is moving in a range.
But in a trending market, price does not move horizontally. It moves in a direction — upward or downward.
Role of Gann Angles
Gann angles help us understand direction and structure of price movement.
- They show the slope of the trend
- They act as dynamic support and resistance
- They represent moving fair value zones
Understanding Price Behavior
In a downtrend, price continuously forms lower highs and lower lows.
In an uptrend, price forms higher highs and higher lows.
Dynamic Fair Value Logic
- Uptrend → Price returns to lower Gann angle (discount zone)
- Downtrend → Price returns to upper Gann angle (premium zone)
Comparison: Horizontal vs Dynamic
| Type | Structure | Usage |
|---|---|---|
| Horizontal Fair Value | Flat (candle-based) | Range markets |
| Dynamic Fair Value | Sloping (Gann angle) | Trending markets |
Simple Trade Model
- Identify trend direction
- Draw Gann angle from swing
- Wait for price to return to angle
- Look for rejection
- Enter in trend direction
Common Mistakes
- Drawing angles incorrectly
- Ignoring trend direction
- Entering without confirmation
Next Page: Combining ICT, Fair Value, and Gann for Precision Entry
Complete Smart Trading Course
Structured Learning Path
- Introduction to Smart Trading Strategy
- Candle Fair Value (Horizontal Division)
- Dynamic Fair Value (Gann Angle Concept)
- Sniper Entry Model (ICT + Gann + Fair Value)
- Risk Management and Trade Planning
- Execution Plan and Final Strategy Summary
Follow each section step by step for complete understanding
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