Anchors to a swing pivot and projects the exact future moments the Sun returns to a related angular position — time anniversaries, harmonic recurrence, and Gann-style price-degree squaring, all from one anchor.
Most time-cycle tools on the platform count calendar days forward — 30/60/90-day squares, Fibonacci day counts — arithmetic on the calendar with no connection to anything actually moving. Solar Angles instead computes the Sun’s true ecliptic longitude at your anchor and solves, to the millisecond, when it returns to a geometrically related angle: the full cycle, or harmonic fractions of it (halves, thirds, quarters, noviles, twelfths). A parallel layer folds price onto the same 0–360° wheel, Gann-style, so time and price geometry sit side by side. Where several independent angle families land near the same bar, that window carries more weight than any one line alone. It’s a timing lens for where the market is more likely to turn or accelerate — not a buy/sell signal on its own.
Timeframe: Daily and higher — built for swing/positional timing, not intraday..
Included with the Ascendant plan, or own it outright for a one-time $44. Access is granted to your TradingView account.
True solar ephemeris: Real geocentric ecliptic longitude, not mean motion — projections resolve to the exact millisecond.
Nine-fold harmonic lane: Noviles (40°) join conjunction, opposition, square, thirds, eighths and twelfths as recurrence angles.
Price = Time squaring: Gann-normalized price folded into degrees on the same wheel as the time projections.
Timing stacks: Shaded windows where independently-computed lines converge on the same bar.
Jenkins Absolute & Harmonic-Absolute: Advanced conjunction layers for users already familiar with the method.
Gann diagonal trendlines: Classic angled trendlines projected from the same anchor.
Step 1: Anchor a pivot — auto-snapped to the last significant swing extreme, or set one by hand for a fixed, non-repainting study.
Step 2: Pick a Micro-Harmonic Division — 1 for the full ~365-day cycle, higher divisions (2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 9, 12…) for shorter, more frequent windows.
Step 3: Turn on Price-Degree projection for Gann-style price-square levels alongside the time lines.
Step 4: Choose a Recurrence Harmonic (conjunction, opposition, square, thirds, noviles, eighths, twelfths) to mark every return to that angle.
Step 5: Enable stacked-timing highlights to flag bars where multiple lines converge — the windows worth watching first.