How to use the Engine

01Your first report

Start in Guided mode. It asks five questions, takes about a minute, and needs no card or account. Your first report is free.

1. 1

   What are you analysing?

   Pick one of the 16 anchors in the Memory Bank (tops, lows and events across crypto, macro and commodities), or enter your own: the asset, the date of the pivot and its price. The date must be in the past.

2. 2

   Where is the market right now?

   Optional. Type the current price and the report ranks levels by how close they are, and marks the ones price is already near. Skip it and they are ranked by harmonic weight instead.

3. 3

   What’s your time horizon?

   Intraday, swing, position or long-term. It sets which Square of Nine bands matter and how far ahead the report looks for dates: 7 days for intraday, 60 for swing, a year for position, five years for long-term.

4. 4

   What do you want to know?

   Tick the sections you want: price levels, key dates, a trade plan template, and “show your work”, a short note on what the maths does. Levels and dates are on by default.

5. 5

   How deep should it go?

   “Just the top 3” fits on half a page. “Full report” lists every projection and every date in your window. You can re-run with the other.

02Reading the report

The report opens with the anchor, the current price if you gave one, and your horizon. Then:

• Price targets. Square of Nine levels marked ↑ R for resistance above and ↓ S for support below, each with its band (say, +90°) and its distance from current price or from the anchor.
• Key dates. Planetary returns and Gann cycle anniversaries inside your window, grouped by band, so dates that share a price band read as one cluster.
• Trade plan. If/then lines built from the nearest levels (“if price reaches this resistance, watch for a reversal”), alert prices, and dates to put in your calendar.

Copy text puts the report in your notes, free. Print / PDF needs Pro. Treat every line as a level to watch, not a call.

03The dashboard

With Pro, the dashboard puts every module against one anchor, for as many anchors as you like. On a wide screen it is three columns; on a narrow one they stack.

A good first pass: pick an anchor, type the current price, read the confluence strip, then open only the panels you need. Expand all opens every panel at once.

04The modules

Confluence strip

The summary. Each upcoming solar, lunar, Jupiter or Saturn return is paired with the price band to watch by that date. Switch to the split view to read price and time separately.

Price matrix · Square of Nine

Levels above and below the anchor at each harmonic, from ±45° to ±360°. With a current price set, each level shows its distance from it.

Gann squares

A 52, 90 or 144 square of price and time from the anchor, in days or weeks. The hot cells, where angles and divisions meet, are ranked with their date and price.

Gann angles

The nine angles, 1×1 to 8×1 and back, projected up and down from the anchor to a date you choose (today by default). Scale days sets the price per day; 360 is Gann’s classic.

Hexagon chart

Gann’s hexagon wound round the anchor, for reading the 360° cycle as a shape.

Cycle calendar

Gann anniversaries and cycle returns from the anchor, listed as dates. Download them as an .ics file for Google, Apple or Outlook calendars.

Celestial matrix

The Sun, Moon and planets squared to the anchor: a grid of price and time from each body’s position.

Backtest

Paste or upload a CSV of past prices (date,price, or date,open,high,low,close), set a tolerance and a look-forward window, and run. Each projection is marked hit or miss, with its closest approach. Some anchors have a sample you can load in one click.

Chart overlay

The levels and dates drawn on price. It fills once a backtest has loaded a price series.

05Save, share and export

• Share view copies a link to exactly what you are looking at: the anchor and its settings are in the address. Bookmark it, or send it to someone with Pro.
• Export PDF opens your browser’s print dialog; choose “Save as PDF”. Only the modules switched on are printed.
• Download .ics, in the cycle calendar, puts the dates in your calendar.
• Guided mode takes you back to the five questions whenever you want a quick report.

06Choosing an anchor

Everything the Engine shows is worked out from the anchor, so it is the choice that matters most.

1. Use a pivot the market clearly respected: a cycle high, a capitulation low, a gap that never filled. A turn you have to squint to see makes a weak anchor.
2. Use the exact price of the pivot, the high of the top or the low of the bottom, not a close.
3. Match the anchor to your horizon. A five-year low suits a long-term report; for swing trades, a pivot from the last few months usually fits better.
4. Try more than one. If the levels from one pivot sit nowhere near where price turned, run the same market from another. That tells you something too.

07Common questions

Something else? Email support@pyratime.com.