Crohamhurst brings W.D. Gann's timeless methodology to your browser. Planetary cycles, harmonic price levels, historical analogs — computed in seconds. Upload your data or enter prices directly.
Computation modules
Five analytical tools, each built on the astronomical and geometric principles W.D. Gann documented in his trading courses and books.
Geocentric and heliocentric positions for all major planets, Moon, and key points. Includes aspects, zodiac positions, and retrograde flags for any date range.
Donald Bradley's planetary aspect-based market timing index. Plots the siderograph alongside your price data to identify turning point candidates.
Compute harmonic support and resistance levels from any anchor price using Gann's geometric spiral. Cardinal and diagonal axis levels colour-coded.
FFT-based dominant cycle detection with Hurst exponent analysis. Identify the strongest repeating rhythms in any price series. Upload CSV or paste directly.
Scan up to 100 years of astronomical history to find dates when planetary positions most closely matched today's sky. Compare past market behaviour at similar configurations.
Time and price squaring via the 24-hour wheel. Identify time-price symmetry points and natural turning dates directly from your chart data.
Workflow
No installation, no API keys, no Bloomberg terminal required. Your browser is the interface.
Paste prices directly, enter a date range, or upload a CSV from any data source. Crohamhurst accepts standard OHLCV and close-only formats.
Select from Ephemeris, Bradley, Square of Nine, Cycle Scanner, or Historical Analogs. Each module has built-in documentation explaining the methodology.
Results render in seconds. Levels, charts, analog tables, and cycle periods are displayed with contextual explanations built into every output.
Pricing
Every plan includes all five modules. Paid plans add higher compute quotas and priority processing.
Australian GST included. Cancel anytime. Full pricing details →
The same observatory where Inigo Jones developed his long-range Australian weather forecasting using planetary cycles. Now brought to market analysis.