Andrews Pitchforks

[velious 10]

some question i have:

 

1. when we start drawing multiple sliding parallels, does the original median line ever change, once other lines are being added to the fork?

 

2. can someone show me how to properlly draw a modified schiff fork? I'm rusty at these.

 

thank you.

[Tasuki 10]

bump. Hello everyone. Amature forker here looking to meet others!.

velious, if you want to get serious about learning pitchforks, I'd highly recommend Tim Morge's new service at MarketGeometry.com. It's $129/month, and you more than get your money's worth (BTW, I have no connection to Tim whatsoever). I'd wait until the new year before joining up, if you had a mind to do so, because Tim's moving from Chicago to somewhere in Arizona, and he won't be doing much on the website until then.

 

If you want to get your feet wet, the website has some free stuff that's very valuable, such as a bunch of recorded webinars and a free forum.

 

I signed up for four months of Tim's daily webinars, and learned a whole lot of refinements to the pitchfork technique, many of which were incredibly helpful. As the undisputed master of pitchforks, Tim dispenses with many of the rigid rules that plague lesser teachers, and the result is a clearer picture of how pitchforks can "resonate" with price.

 

Hope this is helpful.

Tasuki

[BlowFish 10]

 

If you want to get your feet wet, the website has some free stuff that's very valuable, such as a bunch of recorded webinars and a free forum.

 

 

I'd second that, I'd even recommend it to people not utilising pitchforks in there trading. Tim's reading of price action is very strong, as his is trade management. Worth a visit for those alone.

[smuhr 10]

If you are interested in Alan Andrews Work, you should have a look to the attachment.

 

It's really interesting

The Best Trendline Methods Of Alan Andrews & 5 New Trendline Techniques.pdf