Anchors to a pivot and projects the exact future moments the cardinal angles complete their rotation — squaring price and time into vertical timing windows.
Most timing tools give you one cycle on one horizon. Meridian squares price and time the way W.D. Gann worked by hand — from a single pivot it reads two seeds: where a cardinal angle sat in the sky (its degree) and what the anchor price was (converted to a degree). It then projects the future moments that angle has moved multiples of each, drawing two ladders of vertical windows. Where a time anniversary and a price-degree stack near the same moment, price and time are squaring together. All four angles of the cardinal cross — Ascendant, Midheaven, Descendant and Imum Coeli — are computed exactly from sidereal time and your location, and because the cross turns with the earth rather than through the zodiac, it resolves the intraday session in a way the slow bodies cannot. It is a precision timing lens — windows to watch price into, not a signal to trust blindly.
Timeframe: Intraday — the cardinal cross completes a full turn each day.
Included with the Ascendant plan, or own it outright for a one-time $333. Access is granted to your TradingView account.
Four cardinal angles, one engine: Ascendant, Midheaven, Descendant and Imum Coeli — exact intraday timing from the same anchor.
Exact angles: Closed-form from sidereal time and your location, with exchange-city presets from New York to Tokyo.
Price = Time squaring: Gann-normalized price folded into degrees, so any asset squares — ES to sub-dollar crypto.
Harmonic angles: Mark the squares, thirds, eighths and oppositions of the anchor degree — not just the conjunction.
Independent dual ladders: Time anniversaries and price-degrees, each scalable on its own count, forward or behind the anchor.
Timing stacks: Shaded windows where several angle ladders point to the same moment.
Jenkins & Gann layers: Absolute and harmonic-absolute conjunctions, plus a diagonal trendline auto-fitted to the chart’s own slope.
Full alert set: Anniversaries, price-degrees, recurrence — or a single catch-all alert.
Step 1: Anchor a pivot — auto-snapped to the last significant swing, or set one by hand for a fixed study.
Step 2: Pick the angle to work from — Ascendant, Midheaven, Descendant or Imum Coeli — and set your location, or use an exchange-city preset.
Step 3: Read the two ladders — the nD time anniversaries and the Pn price-degrees — plus the recurrence dots when the angle hits a harmonic of the anchor degree.
Step 4: Watch where the ladders stack, or a line lands on your level — the square-out windows.
Step 5: Set alerts — anniversaries, price-degrees, recurrence, or one catch-all.