BK AK-GannBox King

👑📐 BK AK–GannBox King 👑📐

🙏 All glory to G-d

Respect to AK — discipline, patience, and clean execution.

acknowledgement

This project started from a foundation I built off ideas and inspiration I got from Zeiierman’s work. Respect to Zeiierman — one of the best creators on TradingView.

That was the starting spark.

From there, this became my own expanded Gann framework: a broader box-and-confluence system built around visible-range structure, Gann and Fibonacci geometry, Square of 9 levels, harmonic pattern detection, timing intervals, signal logic, and multi-layer reaction zones.

what this indicator is

GannBox King is a full-chart market geometry framework built to turn one visible swing range into a working map of price, time, and confluence.

At the center of the script is the Gann Box:

a visible-range high and low define the active working move

that move is divided into key Gann and Fibonacci percentages

those levels are then expanded into fans, angles, harmonic ratios, timing intervals, extensions, and Square of 9 projections

The goal is not to “predict” every turn.

The goal is to give you a structured map so you can answer the real questions:

where is price inside the active range?

which levels matter most right now?

where are multiple tools pointing to the same zone?

is price bouncing, breaking, or clustering around a level that should matter?

what it builds on the chart

Gann Box structure
The core engine builds a box from the visible high/low range on the chart and divides it into internal percentages.
You can use classic Fibonacci levels, Gann 1/8ths, extended sets, or custom ratios.

This becomes the main structural map.

Gann Fan and Gann Angles
The script can project diagonal geometry from the box so you can read slope, acceleration, and angle-based reactions instead of only horizontal levels.

Gann Curves
Quarter-circle style curve projections extend the box into arc-based geometry for traders who want to study rounded reaction paths and non-linear movement.

Harmonic ratio levels
Optional 1/8th and 1/3rd divisions add more internal structure to the box. These are useful when the standard retracements are too wide and price is reacting inside the range.

Confluence zones
One of the strongest parts of the script.
It checks whether multiple features are clustering in the same area:

horizontal box levels

fan geometry

angle geometry

curve geometry

higher timeframe box levels

When several features meet near the same price, the script can mark that zone as a confluence area.

Square of 9 levels
The script includes a Square of 9 engine anchored to either:

close

box high

box low

box midpoint

or a custom price

From there it calculates cardinal, opposition, and full-rotation levels so you can compare classic Gann price geometry against the visible box structure.

Harmonic pattern detection
The script can detect:

Gartley

Butterfly

Bat

Crab

It reconstructs pivot structure, validates ratios, grades the pattern, and can draw a PRZ zone around D completion.

Time cycles
The script can also project timing intervals from the anchor point:

Fibonacci time zones

Gann intervals such as 90, 180, 270, and 360

This helps bring time into the same framework as price.

Fibonacci extensions
When price leaves the original box, extension levels can project continuation targets beyond the core structure.

Signal and reaction tools
The script can flag:

bounce up

bounce down

breakout up

breakdown

based on proximity to the nearest Gann level and optional volume confirmation.

Extra context layers
It can also add:

proximity bar coloring

heatmap zones based on repeated level touches

auto support/resistance labels

price tags

higher timeframe box overlays

mirror/symmetry projections

dashboard table for feature status and directional bias

how it works (core idea)

Step 1 — define the active move
The script reads the visible range on the chart and finds the working high and low.

Step 2 — divide that move into geometry
Once the range is set, the script builds the box and all related percentage levels.

Step 3 — expand that geometry into multiple dimensions
Those levels are then projected through:

horizontal price structure

diagonal fan/angle structure

curve structure

time intervals

extension targets

Square of 9 rotations

Step 4 — measure overlap
The script looks for places where different tools point to the same area.
Those zones matter more than isolated single lines.

That is the real purpose of the tool:
not just “draw a Gann Box,” but build a layered reaction map.

how to use it

Start simple first.

Begin with the box
Turn on the Gann Box and labels first.
Do not start with every feature active.
Read how price behaves around:

25 percent

38.2 percent

50 percent

61.8 percent

75 percent

78.6 percent

87.5 percent

Watch the 50 percent line carefully
This is one of the most important levels in the entire script.
If price holds the midpoint, the trend often remains structurally intact.
If price loses it cleanly, the probability of deeper rotation increases.

Add confluence next
After the box is clear, turn on confluence zones.
Those are often more useful than staring at every raw line individually.

Use signals only near important levels
Bounce and breakout markers are most useful when they happen:

near a major internal ratio

at a confluence zone

near Square of 9 levels

with volume confirmation

Use harmonics and extensions as secondary layers
Harmonic patterns are best treated as completion/context tools.
Extensions are best treated as objective continuation targets after price leaves the main box.

Add time cycles if you want timing context
Time cycles do not force a reversal by themselves.
They help you identify when a known price level is being tested at a potentially meaningful timing window.

what makes this different

A normal Gann Box script stops at drawing a box.

This one does more than that.

It tries to make the box a full working framework by combining:

visible-range Gann geometry

Fibonacci internal levels

harmonic internal divisions

confluence detection

Square of 9 price projections

time cycle overlays

harmonic pattern detection

extension targets

higher timeframe overlays

symmetry projections

signal markers and bar-color context

So instead of treating Gann tools, harmonic tools, and Fib tools as separate chart clutter, this script tries to make them speak the same language inside one structure.

practical use cases

This script is especially useful for traders who want:

a structured swing map instead of random line drawing

reaction zones built from multiple methods, not just one

a way to combine Gann geometry with Fib logic and harmonic completion

a visual framework for breakout, bounce, and failure scenarios

Typical workflows:

intraday reaction mapping around a visible range

swing structure planning from a major leg

confluence hunting between box levels, Sq9 levels, and patterns

timing studies where price and cycle intervals meet

limitations (important)

This tool is a geometry and reaction framework, not a guarantee engine.

A few things matter:

the visible range you choose changes the structure

more features does not always mean better analysis

harmonic detections depend on pivot confirmation and ratio tolerance

time cycles are context tools, not automatic reversal signals

confluence matters most when price is actually interacting with the area

In other words:
the edge is not in turning everything on.
The edge is in knowing which levels matter most and reading the reaction correctly.

suitable markets and timeframes

This can be used on any market, but it is most useful where swings and reaction structure are clean:

futures

forex

crypto

liquid equities

Common use cases:

intraday range and breakout planning

swing-trading reaction mapping

higher timeframe structure work with lower timeframe execution

disclaimer

This tool is for charting and analysis only and does not constitute financial advice. No promises, no guarantees. Use your own execution rules, structure, and risk management.

👑📐 BK AK–GannBox King 👑📐