Volume III

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The courses can be bought individually or combined (special discounts from $110 to $127).

Volume 3 presents the intermediate and advanced methods guided by epistemology principles: the presentation of the knowledge in a modular manner associated with the practice of it, through the analysis of real-time cases with greater emphasis on Risk and Money Management concepts. The Integrated Pitchfork Analysis advanced concept, described for the first time in these books, will not only build the trader’s confidence, but it will also offer a global and unique real trading professional edge, to be used by the trader, in his every day practice.

 

Introduction & Disclaimer

Chapter 1 – Teaming-Up the Bollinger Bands, Keltner Bands and Pitchforks
Indispensable tool team of volatility trading
Chapter 2 – Multiple Time Frame Floor Pivots & Mark Fisher Pivots
Magical tool borrowed from the floor traders – pinpointing the market’s price action
Chapter 3 – Inceptive and ladder-like Rectangles in Symbiosis with Pitchforks
Two „mal aimés” brothers, almost never working together
Chapter 4 – Integration of Pitchforks in very Profitable Chart Patterns
Poorly mastered by the crowd, though efficient tool
Chapter 5 – Synergy of Pitchforks & Fibonacci Time Ratios & Lucas Time Series
Prolific projecting tool – wrongly labelled as „a hard to grasp” concept
Chapter 6 – Breakaway & Runaway Gaps and Pitchforks: Observance, Preparation & Trading
Highly profitable tool of experienced traders unveiling the myth of gap trading
Chapter 7 – Ellipses, ladder-like Rectangles and Pitchforks
Symbiosis & synergy in detecting breakouts
Chapter 8 – Pitchforks through the Multiple Time Frames
Pitchforks brotherhood tested by time-wise relationships
Chapter 9 – Synergy of Pitchforks & Wolfe Waves
Ergonomic tool for low risk high probability trades
Chapter 10 – Synergy of Pitchforks & Jenkins’ Circles
Geometric tool for projecting pitchfork pivots – quantifying the „time-price space”
Chapter 11 – Gann Tools – Square of Nine, % Retracements, Boxes, Angles and Pitchforks
Apparent „hard to grasp” tools revealing the endogenous cyclical nature of prices (S/R levels)
Chapter 12 – Synergy of Pitchforks & Cycles
Time-related relationships for optimal target projections
Chapter 13 – Case Studies including Risk & Money Management
Complete case descriptions: simple or pre-arranged entry, stop loss parsimony, targets,
Reward/Risk ratios, trails, scale in, scale out, exits, nibbling and single/multiple trading units.

Charts


This second & third parts are the culmination of our research work, mostly never published or presented before. It represents years of research and it has two goals:

  • the use of original tools (assisting the trader to be ahead of the crowd) and
  • becoming consistently profitable trader.

Figure 1

The gaps are one of the best money makers chart formations, if the trader learns how to catch these opportunities and how to use the right tools. In this chart, all started with analyzing the pre-open market, which had the optimal predispositions for an incoming down-sloping day: sudden rise of Crude Oil price, lower closes of S&P 500 and Nikkei, etc.

Figure 2

As the pre-open market announced, the price dropped like a stone in deep waters. The kinetics of the breakaway & runaway gaps assisted the trader to attain his profit objective at 4991.5.

Figure 3

Elliot waves structure optimally reveals: the market direction and the exact market price location („where we are going and where we are now”).

Figure 4

The chart illustrates the realtionships that exist among the Elliott waves, their sub-waves and the corresponding support and resistance levels developed on the Stochastics chart. One can observe the almost perfect synchronism that is formed: the W1 is halted by the 50%-level line; the W2 can’t retrace anymore due to the intervention of the 80%-level line, it bounces on it and starts the W3; the W3 gets exhausted in the oversold zone (again the „rubber band” effect); the short 33% W4 price retracement signals a very strong „would be” W5; the W5 takes off from the overbought zone and drops, all the way down to oversold zone.

Figure 5

The chart illustrates the relationships that exist between the formation of the Elliott waves and Stochasitcs. We can observe not only the corresponding support & resistance levels but also the efficient up trande revealing by the two marking lines located above the 100%-level of the GET False Stochastics. The space betwwen the two marking lines is consecrated to W4.

Figure 6

The 120-min Gold chart has labelled the Elliott waves, all within the T-pitchfork. We can easily see that the local market flow has built a small trading range, just above the median line, in order to restore the necessary kinetic energy to catapult the price all the way up to the upper median line. Watch out for the Fibonacci ratio Arc confluences.

Figure 7

Excel calculations for the end-of-wave 3.

Figure 8

This US Dollar chart exploits a panoply of trading tools.

Figure 9

The synergy between the pitchfork, P2-P3 trend lines, the descending channel & Stochastics is here obvious.

Figure 10

The chart illustrates the use of the Fibonacci Arcs that monitor, like a Swiss watch, the market flow, in perfect symbiosis and synergy with other tools: price Fibonacci ratios, un-orthodox trend lines & up-sloping pitchfork. The drawn pitchfork on the GET Stochastics chart will greatly assist the trader to signal an imminent reversal / pullback.

Figure 11

The 24 hrs Time-Wheel illustration shows the inter-relations betwwn the Opens and the Closes of the implied markets that will really influence the opening of the traded instrument. We underline the fact that the Euro/US dollar currency pair behaves almost the same as the German Bunds, as of this period of the year (Fall of 2007). Therefore we didn’t illustrate the pair on the above drawing.

Figure 12

Variable location of pitchfork’s anchor – time and price technique (Cartesian anchor coordinates at 38.2% prican and 38.2% time). The purpose of this mechanism is to obtain the most optimal price market description in order to pinpoint a low-risk high-probability trade.

Figure 13

The Floor Pivots Technique is borrowed from the floor traders. Their integration in the multiple pitchfork set-up gives a great enhancement in detecting striong resistances, support or reversal areas. The use of daily, weekly, monthly or half pivots in volatile markets is primordial.

Figure 14

This course will truly explain the efficient relation of price and time, there exposed by the use of the time Fibonacci extensions integrated to a Schiff median line pitchfork. One can see the dance of the price on the time Fib ratios slant trend lines, perfectly synchronized with the market rhythm.

Figure 15

The stopping power of the energy cluster is obvious here at the 1106 level. The un-orthodox trend lines, which transpierce here the market price bars, are very little known by the crowd.

Figure 16

We expressly have drawn on this chart an unexhausted multitude of integrated techniques, which are out of the reach of most non-consistent traders. We list them for the novice traders: classic & un-orthodox trend lines, „ladder” like rectangles, classic pitchfork. Wolfe waves, Elliott waves and Jenkins’ circles.

Figure 17

The Gann Percentage Table finds the next highly probable highs calculated from old lows. We have tried several lows to project the probable high, which will end the current impulsive pattern. We have retained as the most optimal useable lows, the 127820 level (W2 value) and the most recent low (wIV:w5:W5) at 140330 level. Their two projected highs pointed by the two table arrows are 144715 and 149122 „to be highs” highs. They have to be confirmed by at least two other tools.