The Best Trendline Methods of Alan Andrews and Five New Trendline Techniques
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In The Best Trendline Methods of Alan Andrews and Five New Trendline Techniques, you will learn the rare trendline methods such as how to draw Trigger Lines, how Trigger Lines are used to signal trades, how to draw a Median Line, rules and techniques for using the Median Line, how to draw the Pitchfork.
Introduction:
The Best Trendline Methods of Alan Andrews and Five New Trendline Techniques is written in two sections. The first section presents the material which can be directly attributed to Andrews. This material has been left out of the book because the methods suggested by Andrews’ students are not the methods Andrews used to make a fortune in the markets.
The second section of this book deals with new trendline developments made at Austin Financial Group. In this way, the reader can separate clearly the original Andrews’ ideas from the new ideas. You will learn about the Mini-Median Line and how to draw Warning Lines. You will learn the two Action Reaction methods Andrews developed including how to draw Action Lines, the Center Line and how to draw Reaction Lines.
You will learn about Andrews Sliding Trendline concept and More! In addition to the original trendline methods of Alan Andrews this book also includes exclusive new trendline methods developed by Mr Mikula. This includes new trading rules for the Pitchfork, a new high probability swing trading method which uses the Median Line, a new trendline tool named the Pitchfork which was developed to work better than the original Pitchfork in markets which are moving sideways.
You will learn a very powerful tool for swing trader named the Median Line Pivot Zone. You will see the new Action Reaction Method 3. You will learn how to draw one of the best trendline pivot finding tools ever developed named the Super-Pitchfork. The Best Trendline Methods of Alan Andrews and Five New Trendline Techniques discusses trendline methods from beginning to end and does not spend time with off subject discussions of trading psychology, traditional indicator, the exchanges or anything else.
Contents:
SECTION 1: The Best Trendline Methods of Alan Andrews
- Bar Charts and Pivots
- High to High and Low to Low Trendlines
- High to Low and Low to High Trendlines
- Multi-Pivot Line
- Median Line
- Median Line Theory
- Median Line Trading Principles 1-3
- Median Line Trading Principles 4
- The Pitchfork (Upper and Lower Parallel Lines)
- Trigger Lines
- Pitchfork and Trigger Line Trading Rules
- Mini-Median Line
- Warning Lines
- The Expanding Swings Pattern
- Action Reaction Method 1
- Action Reaction Method 2
- Sliding Trendline
- Trading The Elliott Wave Pattern
SECTION 2: Five New Trendline Techniques
- New Pitchfork Trading Rule 1
- New Pitchfork Trading Rule 2
- New Pitchfork Trading Rule 3
- New Method 1: The Median Line-Momentum Swing Trading Strategy
- New Method 2: The 50 Percent Pitchfork
- New Method 3: The Median Line Pivot Zone
- New Method 4: The Action Reaction Method 3
- New Method 5: The Super-Pitchfork
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13 reviews for The Best Trendline Methods of Alan Andrews and Five New Trendline Techniques
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Odin Bauer (verified owner) –
Not sure I understand the negative reviews?
Yes, median lines work, on any instrument and any timeframe.
But like any method, you need to spend time using it before putting it all together.
I think it’s a superior method as it can give you entry, stops, targets for exits, and the probable direction of price.
It’s one of the few leading indicators.
As for this book, it’s an easy read, with clean charts, and new techniques not seen in other books.
If you’re serious about median lines, get this book and study it.
You do not need to stack up tons of useless indicators (ma, macd, rsi, adx and who knows what…), only price pays.
Trendlines and Median lines are the best and most straightforward way to study price.
Greyson Preston (verified owner) –
Mikula’s book goes straight to the substance of Andrew’s trendline methods and introduces the reader to it’s applications. Besides that, it reviews other techniques developed by his team which expand the trader’s hability to combine trading concepts.
Indie Craig (verified owner) –
Like other user’s have stated. This book is very straight to the point, with well thought out explanations on the methodology. Highly recommended for anyone who is serious about Forex.
Milani Silva (verified owner) –
The systems in here are really bad and offer no insight into how to actually trade and how the pros trade. Save your money this is a complete bust.
Legend McKee (verified owner) –
Amazing and i think the methodology mentioned could be addition to the foundation of my trading strategy.
Luka Ponce (verified owner) –
Nice introduction to the technique. Easy read with clear explanations and examples.
Franklin Brown (verified owner) –
Can be read in a day or two and contains a good progression of information (Each idea that is introduced directly feeds into the next idea). Great explanation of Andrews’ Pitchfork and associated methods
Haley Clarke (verified owner) –
This book is teaching trendline and pitchfork analysis in an efficient, easy to follow manner. Pure technique presented in short texts followed by a few examples. One technique after the other. No fluff, no backgrounds and generalities. Nothing but the beef. Taught me what I wanted to learn without wasting my time. Thank You!
Tessa Watson (verified owner) –
He claims that his book is the only book as far as he knows that deals with this topic. He has not done his research then, so you can say that he is not qualified to write about it. What about: TImothy Morge, Gregg Fisher, Gordon de Roos, Ron Jaenisch to name a few? They are not exactly hiding in the woodwork. A quick google and you can find them all. What was he thinking? That his readers wouldn’t know of these guys?
Stetson Marquez (verified owner) –
This book is outstanding. I have read many books on trading and this belongs in every traders library. I have already read the entire book multiple times and have studied some of Mikula’s methods in detail over and over. While this is not for the beginning trader, the experienced trader will find this work invaluable. My first trade saw a profit that would have paid for 35 books. With proper money management and applying the principles in this book the trader now has the advantage of trading with “house money”.
Kori Griffith (verified owner) –
The often overlooked Andrews Fork, is a powerful trading tool to add to your trader toolbox arsenal.
It’s no wonder Dr. Alan Andrews made millions using Pitchforks to gauge stocks (or any market for that matter) providing warning lines and trading ranges of markets.
Follow the rules for proper alignment of the Pitchfork(s), by aligning High/Low/High or Low/High/Low Pivot Points, then plot outer secondary warning upper/lower levels; the Andrews Pitchfork provides the trader with a price channel for trends and trading ranges.
Follow the rules and you should definitely improve your trading. When the market rises or falls outside the Pitchfork(s), or does not reach the fork channel, it gives the trader foresight to where the market should be headed.
Good read, good luck.
Raymond Garrett (verified owner) –
I’ve seen a few traders use some of the techniques in his book and wanted to learn them. I will be going through a process to see if these old techniques are still useful with modern trading.
Aileen Hayes (verified owner) –
The author is very clear and concise. Every idea is presented with sample charts. Looking forward to implementing these techniques into trading.