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Updated 30 Sept 2026

Gann Made Easy Pro MT5 Unlimited

Gann Made Easy Pro provides Buy/Sell signals, entry levels, stop-loss points, three target levels, and multi-timeframe confirmation, along with an integrated statistical system.

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🔢 Gann Made Easy Pro MT5 – Easy-to-Read Inputs Guide

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🔢 Installation

⚙️ Install the Indicator

🔹 Step 1 — Open MetaTrader 5 and go to File → Open Data Folder.

🔹 Step 2 — Open MQL5 → Indicators and copy Gann Made Easy Pro MT5.mq5 or the compiled .ex5 file into this folder.

🔹 Step 3 — If using the .mq5 file, open it in MetaEditor with F4 and press F7 to compile. The log should show 0 errors.

🔹 Step 4 — Return to MetaTrader 5, right-click Indicators in Navigator (Ctrl+N) and select Refresh.

🔹 Step 5 — Drag Gann Made Easy Pro MT5 onto a chart and configure the Inputs.

🔹 DLL Import — Not required. The indicator does not use DLL files.

🔹 Email / Push Alerts — Configure MetaTrader 5 email or notification settings first under Tools → Options → Email / Notifications.

🔹 Control Panel — Many display options can later be changed directly from the Control Panel without reopening Inputs.

⚙️ Strategy Tester

🔹 Step 1 — Open Strategy Tester with Ctrl+R.

🔹 Step 2 — Select Indicator as the program type and choose Gann Made Easy Pro MT5.

🔹 Step 3 — Select the symbol, timeframe and testing period.

🔹 Step 4 — Use 1 minute OHLC or Every tick as the testing model.

🔹 Step 5 — Enable Tick Visualization, configure the Inputs and click Start.

🔹 Important — Panel buttons cannot be clicked inside Strategy Tester, so settings must be changed from the Inputs tab.


🔢 Main Settings

Core Engine

🔹 Standard Mode ON/OFF (1 signal per swing) — Default: true — Allows only one signal per swing. After a signal, a new swing high or low is required. Recommended: true for cleaner signals.

🔹 TP Level Goal — Default: TP1 — Selects the target used for backtest statistics, win rate, net R and alert messages. TP1 = 1R, TP2 = 2R, TP3 = 3R. Recommended: TP1 for higher win-rate statistics; TP2/TP3 for larger reward targets.

🔹 Swing Depth (bars each side) — Default: 10 — Determines how many bars on each side are required to confirm a swing high or low. Higher values create fewer but more important swings. Typical range: 6–15.

🔹 Gann Division Range (bars) — Default: 64 — Number of bars used to create the Gann 0/8 to 8/8 range and define the angle time unit. Recommended: 64; use 48 for faster markets or 96+ for wider ranges.

🔹 Gann Angle Scale (1.0 = price/time square) — Default: 2.0 — Controls the slope of Gann angles. Higher values make angles steeper; lower values make them flatter.

🔹 ATR Period (stops & offsets) — Default: 14 — ATR period used for pivot buffers, minimum risk and arrow offsets. Recommended: 10–21; 14 is the standard setting.

🔹 Max History Bars — Default: 5000 — Number of historical bars calculated when the indicator loads. More bars provide longer statistics but can increase loading time. Recommended: 2000–5000.

🔹 Backtest Stats Lookahead (bars) — Default: 500 — Maximum number of bars used to determine whether a historical signal reaches the selected TP or stop. Increase this on low timeframes when using distant targets.


🔢 Gann Filters

Signal Conditions

🔹 Filter Mode — Default: Divisions only — Controls which Gann events can create signals.

🔹 Filters OFF (all signals) — Allows a cross of any Gann division or the 1x1 angle.

🔹 Angles only — Requires price to be inside the fan beyond the 1x2 line plus the required event.

🔹 Divisions only — Requires a cross of a Gann division level.

🔹 Angles + Divisions (strict) — Requires both a division cross and price inside the fan. This produces fewer signals with stricter confirmation.

🔹 Gann Angle Timeframe (MTF) — Default: current — Defines the timeframe used for the Gann Angle filter and fan. A higher timeframe can be used to follow a broader trend.

🔹 MTF Calculation — Only closed bars of the selected timeframe are used, so the Angle filter does not repaint from unfinished higher-timeframe candles.

🔹 Minimum Signal Strength — Default: Normal — Sets the minimum strength score required for a signal.

🔹 Signal Strength Levels — Any = 0+, Normal = 1+, Strong = 2+, Very strong = 3+.

🔹 Strength Score Factors — Points come from the close beyond Gann 4/8, price inside the fan, close beyond the 1x1 angle and agreement from at least half of the MTF timeframes.

🔹 Show Gann Angles — Default: true — Shows or hides the main 1x1 Gann angle line.

🔹 Show Gann Division Levels — Default: true — Shows or hides the nine Gann 1/8 division levels.

🔹 Show Angles Fan — Default: true — Shows or hides the 2x1 and 1x2 dashed angle lines.

🔹 Important — Display settings only control what is visible. Hiding a line does not change how signals are calculated.


🔢 Control Panel

🔹 Show Control Panel — Default: true — Shows or hides the main Control Panel.

🔹 Corner: 0=LeftUp 1=RightUp 2=LeftDown 3=RightDown — Default: 0 — Selects the chart corner where the Control Panel appears.

🔹 Corner Options — 0 = top-left, 1 = top-right, 2 = bottom-left, 3 = bottom-right.

🔹 Panel X Offset (pixels) — Default: 10 — Controls the horizontal distance from the selected chart corner.

🔹 Panel Y Offset (pixels) — Default: 25 — Controls the vertical distance from the selected chart corner.

🔹 Control Panel Scale (%) — Default: 100 — Controls the basic panel size. 80 = smaller, 100 = normal, 120 = larger.

🔹 Auto-fit panels to chart size — Default: true — Automatically resizes both panels when the chart window changes size.

🔹 Auto-fit: panel height (% of chart height) — Default: 92 — Controls the target panel height relative to the chart. Lower values such as 70 leave more space for price.

🔹 Auto-fit: minimum scale (%) — Default: 55 — Prevents the panel from becoming too small on small charts.

🔹 Auto-fit: maximum scale (%) — Default: 140 — Prevents the panel from becoming too large on large monitors. Panel width is also limited to 45% of the chart.

🔹 A- / A+ Buttons — Zoom the panels out or in by 10% steps, from 50% to 250%.

🔹 _ Button — Minimizes the panel to its header. Click + to restore it.


🔢 MTF Panel

🔹 Show MTF Signals Panel — Default: true — Shows or hides the Multi-Timeframe Signals panel.

🔹 MTF Engine — Continues working for signal-strength scoring even when the MTF panel is hidden.

🔹 MTF Panel Match Filter — Default: false — Requires all selected MTF timeframes to point in the same direction before a chart signal is printed.

🔹 Number of TF (1-4) — Default: 3 — Selects how many of the four available MTF timeframes are used.

🔹 Timeframe 1 — Default: 15 Minutes — First timeframe used for trend confirmation. Recommended: equal to or higher than the chart timeframe.

🔹 Timeframe 2 — Default: 1 Hour — Second MTF confirmation timeframe.

🔹 Timeframe 3 — Default: 4 Hours — Third MTF confirmation timeframe.

🔹 Timeframe 4 — Default: 1 Day — Fourth MTF confirmation timeframe. Used only when Number of TF = 4.

🔹 Corner: 0=LeftUp 1=RightUp 2=LeftDown 3=RightDown — Default: 1 — Selects the MTF panel position. Default is top-right.

🔹 Panel X Offset (pixels) — Default: 10 — Controls the horizontal distance from the selected corner.

🔹 Panel Y Offset (pixels) — Default: 25 — Controls the vertical distance from the selected corner.

🔹 MTF Panel BUY Color — Default: Teal #00D1B2 — Colour used for bullish MTF states.

🔹 MTF Panel SELL Color — Default: Coral #FF4D6D — Colour used for bearish MTF states.

🔹 MTF Panel None Color — Default: Slate #828EAC — Colour used when a timeframe has no signal or is still loading.

🔹 MTF Panel Scale (%) — Default: 100 — Controls the base MTF panel size and follows the Auto-fit and A-/A+ settings.


🔢 Colors

🔹 Gann Angle Color (BUY) — Default: Teal #00D1B2 — Colour of the Gann fan when it starts from a swing low.

🔹 Gann Angle Color (SELL) — Default: Coral #FF4D6D — Colour of the Gann fan when it starts from a swing high.

🔹 Gann Division Levels Color — Default: Slate #48567A — Colour of ordinary Gann levels 0/8, 1/8, 2/8, 6/8, 7/8 and 8/8.

🔹 Key Levels Color (3/8, 4/8, 5/8) — Default: Gold #F5B841 — Colour of the key Gann levels. 4/8 is solid while 3/8 and 5/8 are dashed.

🔹 BUY TARGET Color — Default: Mint #40E0A0 — Colour of TP1, TP2 and TP3 lines and labels for BUY signals.

🔹 SELL TARGET Color — Default: Orange #FF965A — Colour of TP1, TP2 and TP3 lines and labels for SELL signals.

🔹 BUY Arrow Color — Default: Aqua #00F0C8 — Colour of BUY arrows.

🔹 SELL Arrow Color — Default: Rose #FF5A78 — Colour of SELL arrows.

🔹 SIGNAL ZONE Color — Default: Deep teal #142C3A — Colour of the shaded entry-to-stop zone. A dark colour helps keep candles visible.

🔹 SIGNAL ARROW Size (1-5) — Default: 3 — Controls signal arrow size. 1 = small and 5 = large.

🔹 STOP LEVEL Color — Default: Red #E6395A — Colour of the stop line and STOP LEVEL label.

🔹 Multiply Risk Stop — Default: 1.0 — Multiplies the standard stop distance. 1.0 = standard risk. 1.2–1.5 creates a wider stop for more volatile symbols.

🔹 Risk Stop Effect — TP1, TP2 and TP3 also move farther away because they are calculated from the same risk distance.

🔹 Show Text on Levels — Default: true — Shows or hides price labels for Gann levels, angles, ENTRY, STOP LEVEL and Gann TP levels.


🔢 Pro Theme

Live Chart + Strategy Tester

🔹 Apply Pro Chart Theme — Default: true — Applies the indicator's colour theme to the chart and Strategy Tester.

🔹 Chart Type — The Pro Theme switches the chart to candlesticks with a right-side shift.

🔹 Restore Original Theme — Original chart colours are restored when the indicator is removed.

🔹 Set to false — Keeps the existing chart template and colours.

🔹 Background — Default: Navy #0B0F1B — Chart background colour.

🔹 Bull Candle — Default: Teal #00D1B2 — Body and outline colour of bullish candles.

🔹 Bear Candle — Default: Coral #FF4D6D — Body and outline colour of bearish candles.

🔹 Axis / Text — Default: Slate #828EAC — Colour of price scales, time scales and chart text.

🔹 Grid — Default: Dark navy #181F32 — Colour of the chart grid.

🔹 Show Grid — Default: false — Shows or hides the chart grid.


🔢 Alerts

🔹 PopUp Alert — Default: true — Displays a MetaTrader alert window with sound when a new signal appears on a closed bar.

🔹 Email Alert — Default: false — Sends an email for each new signal. MetaTrader email settings must be configured first.

🔹 PUSH Alert — Default: false — Sends a notification to the MetaTrader mobile application. A MetaQuotes ID is required.

🔹 Alert Timing — Alerts are generated for new signals on closed bars.

🔹 Strategy Tester — Email and push notifications are not sent during Strategy Tester runs.

🔹 ALERTS Button — All alerts can be muted at once from the Control Panel.


🔢 Timer

🔹 Use Timer — Default: false — Restricts signals to the selected daily trading window.

🔹 Start indicator time — Default: 06:30 — Start of the allowed signal window in broker server time.

🔹 Stop indicator time — Default: 22:00 — End of the allowed signal window in broker server time.

🔹 Overnight Session — If Stop is earlier than Start, the timer window continues through midnight. Example: 22:00 → 06:00.


🔢 Recommended Starting Settings

⚙️ Standard Setup

🔹 Standard Mode — true

🔹 TP Level Goal — TP1

🔹 Swing Depth — 10

🔹 Gann Division Range — 64

🔹 Gann Angle Scale — 2.0

🔹 ATR Period — 14

🔹 Max History Bars — 5000

🔹 Filter Mode — Divisions only

🔹 Minimum Signal Strength — Normal

🔹 MTF Panel — true

🔹 Number of TF — 3

🔹 MTF Timeframes — 15 Minutes / 1 Hour / 4 Hours

This keeps the original default structure and provides a practical starting point for testing.

⚙️ More Conservative Confirmation

🔹 Filter Mode — Angles + Divisions (strict) — Requires both Gann division and fan confirmation.

🔹 Minimum Signal Strength — Strong or Very strong — Requires a higher signal score.

🔹 MTF Panel Match Filter — true — Requires selected MTF timeframes to agree.

🔹 Gann Angle Timeframe (MTF) — Use a higher timeframe when broader trend confirmation is required.

⚙️ Faster / More Active Setup

🔹 Standard Mode — false — Allows additional signals on the same swing.

🔹 Swing Depth — Use a lower value such as 6–8 for faster swing detection.

🔹 Gann Division Range — 48 can be used for faster market movement.

🔹 Filter Mode — Divisions only or less restrictive settings.

These settings can increase signal frequency but may also create more market noise.


🔢 Simple Gann Made Easy Pro MT5 Logic

🔹 Step 1 — Swing Detection — The indicator identifies swing highs and swing lows using Swing Depth.

🔹 Step 2 — Gann Range — A Gann range is created around the latest pivot using Gann Division Range.

🔹 Step 3 — Gann Levels — The range is divided into nine levels from 0/8 to 8/8.

🔹 Step 4 — Gann Angles — The indicator calculates the 1x1, 2x1 and 1x2 angles from the latest pivot.

🔹 Step 5 — Signal Filters — Signals are checked against the selected Filter Mode and Minimum Signal Strength.

🔹 Step 6 — MTF Confirmation — Higher-timeframe signals can contribute to signal strength and can optionally be required to agree.

🔹 Step 7 — Risk Calculation — ATR and the latest pivot are used to calculate the stop distance.

🔹 Step 8 — Targets — TP1, TP2 and TP3 represent 1R, 2R and 3R.

🔹 Step 9 — Backtest Statistics — Historical signals are followed for the selected Backtest Stats Lookahead period to calculate win/loss and net R statistics.


🔢 Quick Setup Checklist

🔹 1. Load Defaults — Attach Gann Made Easy Pro MT5 using the default settings and allow the historical data to load.

🔹 2. Check Backtest Stats — Review win rate and net R for the selected TP Level Goal.

🔹 3. Adjust Signal Behaviour — Tune Swing Depth, Filter Mode and Minimum Signal Strength according to the required signal frequency.

🔹 4. Configure MTF — Select MTF timeframes equal to or higher than the chart timeframe.

🔹 5. Test Before Live Trading — Run the indicator in Strategy Tester over several months before using it on a live account.

🔹 6. Save the Preset — Use the Save function in the Inputs tab to store the configuration for other charts.


🔢 Troubleshooting

🔹 No Indicator on the Chart — Refresh the Navigator after copying the file and make sure the .mq5 file compiled with 0 errors.

🔹 No Signals — Check Standard Mode, Filter Mode, Minimum Signal Strength and MTF Panel Match Filter. Strict combinations can significantly reduce signals.

🔹 Too Many Signals — Increase Swing Depth, increase Minimum Signal Strength or use a stricter Filter Mode.

🔹 Panels Too Large or Small — Adjust Control Panel Scale, MTF Panel Scale or the Auto-fit minimum/maximum scale.

🔹 Panel in the Wrong Location — Change the relevant Corner and X/Y Offset settings.

🔹 Chart Colours Changed — Set Apply Pro Chart Theme = false to keep the existing chart template.

🔹 Email Alerts Not Working — Configure MetaTrader 5 email settings under Tools → Options → Email.

🔹 Push Alerts Not Working — Configure the MetaQuotes ID under Tools → Options → Notifications.

🔹 No Signals During Certain Hours — Check Use Timer, Start indicator time and Stop indicator time.


🔢 Important Notes

🔹 Gann Division Range is automatically raised when necessary to at least 2 × Swing Depth + 2.

🔹 Show Gann Angles / Show Gann Division Levels / Show Angles Fan only control visibility. Hiding them does not disable the underlying signal calculations.

🔹 MTF Panel can be hidden while the MTF engine continues contributing to signal-strength scoring.

🔹 Timer Times use broker server time.

🔹 Strategy Tester does not send email or push notifications.

🔹 Panel buttons cannot be clicked during Strategy Tester visualization, so Inputs must be used instead.

🔹 Always test settings on the required symbol, timeframe and broker data before live use.

Full review

Quick Verdict

Gann Made Easy Pro MT5 brings Gann Angles and Gann 1/8 Divisions into one automated MT5 indicator with BUY and SELL signals, entry levels, stop loss, three targets, MTF confirmation and built in statistics. Its closed bar logic makes the tool suitable for structured technical analysis.

Best For

✅ Traders interested in Gann based technical analysis.

✅ MT5 users looking for rule based BUY and SELL signals.

✅ Traders who want automatic Gann fan and price division levels.

✅ Users who prefer complete entry, stop loss and target planning.

✅ Traders who want MTF confirmation and built in backtest statistics.

Overall Rating

9.3/10 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐


What is Gann Made Easy Pro MT5?

Gann Made Easy Pro is a MetaTrader 5 indicator that automates two major Gann concepts, Gann Angles and Gann 1/8 Divisions. It detects market swings, builds the Gann fan, calculates eight price divisions and generates BUY or SELL arrows when the required structure is confirmed on a closed candle. Each signal includes an entry, stop loss and three risk based targets.

The indicator supports Forex, metals, indices, cryptocurrencies and other symbols with OHLC data. It can operate across different timeframes and includes a Control Panel, Multi Timeframe Signals panel, Alerts and Strategy Tester support.

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How Does Gann Made Easy Pro MT5 Work?

Gann Made Easy Pro MT5 processes each completed candle through a sequence of swing detection, Gann fan construction, price division analysis, signal filtering, strength scoring and trade level calculation. The engine uses information available at the time of the candle close, which is the foundation of its non repainting signal structure.

Automatic Swing Detection

The indicator identifies swing highs and swing lows using the selected Swing Depth. Once a swing has enough confirmation bars, it becomes the pivot for the Gann fan. A swing low creates a bullish fan while a swing high creates a bearish fan.

Gann Angle Analysis

From the confirmed pivot, the indicator projects three primary angles: 1x1, 2x1 and 1x2. The 1x1 acts as the main angle, the 2x1 represents stronger momentum and the 1x2 acts as the final trend support or resistance line.

Gann 1/8 Price Divisions

After a new pivot is confirmed, the indicator measures the selected Gann Division Range and divides it into eight equal sections. This creates nine levels from 0/8 to 8/8. The 4/8 level represents the midpoint, while 0/8 and 8/8 define the main range boundaries.

BUY and SELL Signal Conditions

Signals must follow the current Gann fan direction. The signal candle must close in the appropriate direction and beyond the pivot price. A signal can then be triggered by a Gann division event, an angle event or both depending on the selected Filter Mode.

Signal Strength Scoring

Each signal can receive up to three confirmation points based on the Gann 4/8 level, angle filter, momentum and multi timeframe agreement. The resulting strength is displayed as Weak, Normal, Strong or Very Strong, while signals below the selected minimum strength can be filtered out.

Automatic Trade Levels

Every signal receives an entry price, stop loss and three profit targets. The stop is positioned beyond the pivot using ATR based risk calculations, while TP1, TP2 and TP3 correspond to 1R, 2R and 3R respectively.


Key Features of Gann Made Easy Pro MT5

Automated Gann Fan

The indicator automatically detects confirmed market pivots and projects the Gann 1x1, 2x1 and 1x2 angles from those points. This removes the need to manually identify and anchor every Gann fan.

Gann 1/8 Divisions

Nine horizontal levels from 0/8 to 8/8 provide a structured price framework. The 3/8, 4/8 and 5/8 levels receive additional emphasis as key trading areas.

Rule Based BUY and SELL Signals

Signals are generated only when the required candle direction, pivot relationship and Gann event conditions are satisfied. Different filter modes allow the signal frequency and strictness to be adjusted.

Multi Timeframe Confirmation

The indicator can monitor up to four additional timeframes and display their latest signal direction in the MTF panel. This gives traders another way to evaluate whether the broader market structure agrees with the current signal.

Signal Strength Meter

The strength engine evaluates key Gann levels, angle alignment, momentum and MTF agreement. Signals are classified from Weak to Very Strong based on the number of confirmations.

Complete Trade Plan

Each signal provides Entry, Stop Loss, TP1, TP2 and TP3 levels. The risk structure is expressed in R multiples, making the potential reward levels easy to compare with the defined stop distance.

Professional Control Panel

The Control Panel displays signal direction, strength, trend bias, angle filter, division zone, MTF agreement, trade levels, trade status, backtest statistics and filter status.


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Gann Made Easy Pro MT5 is built around a clear idea: convert manual Gann analysis into a structured indicator with defined rules. Instead of requiring manual fan placement and division calculations, the indicator automatically identifies confirmed pivots and builds the relevant Gann structure around them.

The signal engine is more selective than a basic crossover system. A valid signal must first follow the current fan direction, then satisfy the selected Gann event requirements. Depending on the filter mode, the system can allow either a division or angle event, require a division event, or demand stronger confluence between Gann divisions and the fan.

The strength scoring system adds another layer of signal evaluation. Key level position, angle alignment, momentum and MTF agreement can contribute to the score. This makes the displayed signal strength more informative than simply showing BUY or SELL.

Another notable component is the complete trade structure. Instead of generating an entry arrow alone, each signal includes a stop level and three predefined targets. TP1, TP2 and TP3 are calculated using 1R, 2R and 3R, creating a simple framework for staged profit management.

The built in statistics also make the product practical for testing. Historical signals are followed until they reach the selected TP goal or stop, allowing the panel to display win rate and net R results for different settings.

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Simple BUY and SELL Entry Strategy

For beginners, Gann Made Easy Pro MT5 can be used with a simple Gann level support and resistance approach. The main idea is to observe how price behaves around important Gann levels and wait for a clear bullish or bearish reaction before entering a trade.

BUY Entry

🔹 Step 1: Identify a Gann level below or near the current price that is acting as potential support.

🔹 Step 2: Wait for price to approach or test the Gann support level.

🔹 Step 3: Look for a bullish reaction, such as a bullish candle closing back above the Gann level.

🔹 Step 4: Enter a BUY position after the bullish confirmation candle closes.

🔹 Stop Loss: Place the Stop Loss below the Gann support level or below the recent swing low.

🔹 Take Profit: Target the next Gann resistance level or use a predefined risk-to-reward ratio such as 1:2.

SELL Entry

🔹 Step 1: Identify a Gann level above or near the current price that is acting as potential resistance.

🔹 Step 2: Wait for price to approach or test the Gann resistance level.

🔹 Step 3: Look for a bearish reaction, such as a bearish candle closing back below the Gann level.

🔹 Step 4: Enter a SELL position after the bearish confirmation candle closes.

🔹 Stop Loss: Place the Stop Loss above the Gann resistance level or above the recent swing high.

🔹 Take Profit: Target the next Gann support level or use a predefined risk-to-reward ratio such as 1:2.

Simple Entry Rule for Beginners

The basic rule is:

BUY = Gann Support + Bullish Reaction + Candle Confirmation

SELL = Gann Resistance + Bearish Reaction + Candle Confirmation

Avoid entering a trade simply because price reaches a Gann level. The level should be treated as an area of potential support or resistance, while the price reaction provides the entry confirmation.

This simple method makes Gann Made Easy Pro MT5 easier for beginners to understand and apply. More advanced traders can later combine Gann levels with trend direction, market structure, swing points, or additional technical confirmation tools.

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Why Gann Made Easy Pro MT5 Stands Out

Automatic Gann Structure

Gann Made Easy Pro MT5 removes much of the manual work associated with Gann analysis by detecting swings and automatically drawing the relevant angles and divisions.

Structured Signal Logic

The indicator does not rely on a single visual condition. Fan direction, candle confirmation and Gann angle or division events are combined according to the selected filter mode.

Multiple Confirmation Layers

Key Gann levels, angle positioning, momentum and higher timeframe agreement can all contribute to signal strength. This provides several ways to evaluate the quality of a setup.

Complete Entry and Exit Framework

Entry, stop loss and three profit targets are calculated for every valid signal. The R based structure also makes the relationship between risk and potential targets straightforward.

Non Repainting Design

Swing confirmation, signal processing and MTF data are based on completed candles. The forming candle does not generate a new arrow, while higher timeframe calculations only use information that was already available.

Built In Performance Statistics

The Control Panel provides signal count, wins, losses, win rate and net R for the selected TP goal. This allows settings to be compared directly within the indicator.


Risk Management Features

ATR Based Stop Loss

The stop level is positioned beyond the confirmed pivot and adjusted using ATR based risk calculations. A minimum risk distance of 0.5 ATR is maintained to avoid excessively tight stops during quieter market conditions.

Three Risk Based Targets

TP1 is set at 1R, TP2 at 2R and TP3 at 3R. This creates a predefined structure for partial profit taking and trade management.

Signal Zone

The chart includes a shaded area between entry and stop that visually represents the risk area of the current trade.

Signal Strength Filtering

Minimum Signal Strength can be used to prevent weaker signals from being displayed. Higher settings reduce the number of signals while requiring more confirmation.

MTF Match Filter

The MTF Match Filter can be enabled to favor signals that agree with selected higher timeframe directions. This provides an additional layer of directional filtering.

Session Timer

A daily session timer can restrict signals to selected server time windows, which can help avoid periods of low liquidity or unwanted trading hours.


Gann Made Easy Pro MT5 supports Forex, metals, indices, cryptocurrencies and other symbols with OHLC data. Since the indicator works across multiple timeframes, the configuration can be adjusted according to the intended trading style.

Trading Style Timeframe Swing Depth Filter Mode Minimum Strength
Scalping M1 to M5 6 to 8 Angles + Divisions Strong
Intraday M15 to H1 10 Divisions Only Normal
Swing Trading H4 to D1 12 to 15 Divisions Only Normal

The recommended settings also suggest M15 as the Gann Angle Timeframe for M1 to M5 scalping, while MTF confirmation can use M5, M15 and H1. For volatile instruments such as gold, indices and crypto, increasing Swing Depth or Multiply Risk Stop slightly may help reduce excessive noise.

Forex and Major Markets

Liquid Forex pairs and other actively traded markets can be suitable environments for testing the indicator. The settings should still be validated on the specific broker, symbol and timeframe before live deployment.

Gold, Indices and Crypto

Gold, indices and cryptocurrencies can experience stronger volatility. The product description specifically recommends considering a higher Swing Depth or slightly larger Multiply Risk Stop on these markets to reduce noise.

Backtesting Before Live Trading

The recommended approach is to begin with the default balanced settings, test the configuration in the MetaTrader 5 Strategy Tester and compare win rate and net R before moving to live trading.


Weaknesses and Risk Warnings

Gann Signals Depend on Confirmed Swings

A swing is only confirmed after the required number of bars has closed to its right. This means the indicator intentionally waits for confirmation before establishing a new Gann pivot.

Strict Filters Reduce Signal Frequency

Angles + Divisions mode requires stronger confluence and produces fewer signals. Higher Minimum Signal Strength settings also reduce the number of available setups.

Volatile Markets Can Produce Noise

Gold, indices and cryptocurrencies may experience rapid price changes. The supplied settings recommend adjusting Swing Depth or Multiply Risk Stop when these instruments produce excessive noise.

Historical Results Are Not Future Guarantees

Built in win rate, net R and Strategy Tester results describe historical signal behaviour. They do not guarantee future performance. Trading leveraged Forex, CFDs and other instruments remains high risk.

Manual Validation Remains Important

Settings should be tested on the intended symbol and broker before live trading. The product is an analysis tool and should be combined with appropriate money management rather than treated as a guaranteed trading system.


Who Should Use Gann Made Easy Pro MT5?

Gann Strategy Traders

The indicator is suitable for traders who want to incorporate Gann Angles and Gann 1/8 Divisions into a structured MT5 workflow without manually drawing every level.

Technical Traders

Users who rely on price structure, support and resistance, momentum and directional confirmation can use the Gann framework as part of their market analysis.

Intraday and Swing Traders

The indicator supports multiple timeframes, with dedicated starting settings for scalping, intraday and swing trading styles.

Traders Who Prefer Defined Risk Levels

Each signal includes a stop loss and three predefined targets, making the product suitable for traders who prefer having the trade structure displayed directly on the chart.


Product Download Package?

The download package of the product suite includes:

✅ Indicator: Gann Made Easy Pro MT5.ex5

✅ Gann_Made_Easy_Pro_MT5_Overview.pdf

✅ Gann_Made_Easy_Pro_MT5_Inputs_Guide.pdf

➡️ Reviewed by David Easton


Final Verdict

Gann Made Easy Pro MT5 turns traditional Gann analysis into a structured MetaTrader 5 indicator with automatic swing detection, Gann Angles, 1/8 Divisions, BUY and SELL signals, MTF confirmation and predefined trade levels. Its non repainting closed bar logic and built in statistics make it practical for both analysis and backtesting. With support for Forex, metals, indices and crypto, the indicator provides a flexible Gann based framework while still requiring proper testing and disciplined risk management.

Questions about Gann Made Easy Pro MT5 Unlimited

❓ What does Gann Made Easy Pro MT5 do?

Gann Made Easy Pro MT5 automatically detects market swings, draws Gann Angles and Gann 1/8 Divisions, and generates rule-based BUY and SELL signals.

❓ How does Gann Made Easy Pro MT5 generate trading signals?

Gann Made Easy Pro MT5 confirms signals on closed bars using the current Gann fan direction, candle direction, pivot structure, and Gann Division or Angle events.

❓ Does Gann Made Easy Pro MT5 repaint its signals?

No. Gann Made Easy Pro MT5 processes signals only on closed bars, confirms swings after the required bars close, and reads higher-timeframe data only from completed bars.

❓ What Gann tools are included in Gann Made Easy Pro MT5?

Gann Made Easy Pro MT5 includes 1x1, 2x1 and 1x2 Gann Angles, plus nine Gann Division levels from 0/8 to 8/8.

❓ Does Gann Made Easy Pro MT5 provide Stop Loss and Take Profit levels?

Yes. Gann Made Easy Pro MT5 provides an entry price, Stop Loss, and three risk-based targets: TP1 at 1R, TP2 at 2R, and TP3 at 3R.

❓ How does Gann Made Easy Pro MT5 measure signal strength?

Gann Made Easy Pro MT5 scores signals from 0 to 3 using key-level, angle-filter, momentum, and multi-timeframe confirmations, with strength shown from Weak to Very Strong.

❓ Does Gann Made Easy Pro MT5 support multi-timeframe analysis?

Yes. Gann Made Easy Pro MT5 can analyze up to four additional timeframes and display their BUY, SELL, or NONE directions through the MTF Signals panel.

❓ What filter modes are available in Gann Made Easy Pro MT5?

Gann Made Easy Pro MT5 provides Filters OFF, Angles Only, Divisions Only, and Angles + Divisions modes, allowing different levels of signal frequency and confirmation.

❓ Does Gann Made Easy Pro MT5 provide alerts and backtest statistics?

Yes. Gann Made Easy Pro MT5 supports pop-up, email, and mobile push alerts, while the Control Panel displays historical signals, win rate, losses, wins, and net R results.

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