Andrews Pitchfork

• 16 February 2007

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coyotte

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Any one use this tool?

If so how have you found it?

Any hints to pass along?


Cheers

 

• 16 February 2007

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I am an avid gardener but have found using my own pitchfork a lot easier as i am not sure who andrew is or where he lives, I find standing up straight allows for less pain through the back and always remember bend at the knees as we only know with age it could get a bit crook. Try franks spade in conjunction with andrews pitchfork for best results.

 

• 16 February 2007

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http://www.trade10.com/andrewspitchfork.htm
more info on the Fitchfork - trading type - not gardening type - LOL...

 

• 17 February 2007

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coyotte

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Techbuy

Thanks for the link.

Cheers

 

• 17 February 2007

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Video tutorial on it here

http://www.tradeology.com/lessons/andrew/an.html

 

• 17 February 2007

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Hi Coyotte

Try a search using Median line and find Tim Morge I followed him for some time to study the method.

I never achieved to manage to use it as an entry method but often use it as a exit method and also to frame a trend to gauge trend strength

Happy to answer any questions

Focus

 

• 18 February 2007

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bvbfan said:

Video tutorial on it here

http://www.tradeology.com/lessons/andrew/an.html

Click to expand...

Thanks for the link Bvbfan.

It seems a simple trend line does the same without the necessity of time consuming analysis. It was interesting though.

Do you use it on Forex?

 

• 18 February 2007

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No, not looked at using it in FX until now.

I usually only trade one direction in forex and I think there are better techniques for that than the pitchfork.

Here's a chart of the XJO though

 

• 19 February 2007

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Bvbfan,
It sure is an interesting concept and looks good. It may just have some potential for those who can realise it.
Thanks for the postings.
Snake

 

• 19 February 2007

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Thanks for all the links guys & gals :

The reason I asked this query was a while back a poster at IC picked the turning points of LHG within a few cents and went on to do it again several months later --- using the PitchFork only .

I asked him/her how he was applying the method and he emailed me a Ebook on the subject --- if any one is interested PM me and I'll forward a copy on.

It would appear it is more than just "trend line trading" as the pitchfork for the opposing trend should also be determined --- along with the multi parallels for both trends ---- in a steep trend there is also the 1/2 pitchfork .

Aget also uses it to help project the end of a EW Wave 3


But like all Trend line methods it is SUBJECTIVE .


Cheers
and thanks again for the input

Coyotte