Monthly Archives: November 2006

Have you ever noticed that when you start thinking about something that you haven’t seen for a while, it will suddenly appear? Last Friday I received an e-mail asking if I knew about the Bull and Bear Crown trading patterns … Continue reading →

Other traders often question whether the techniques I use will work on other timeframes. Not everyone wants to be stuck in front of a monitor for over six hours every day. It turns out that both today and this week … Continue reading →

After an absence of good channels and Fibs yesterday, we again have lots of good trendlines and Fibonacci relationships today. It’s too bad we didn’t have any range to go along with them — total high to low was 7.3 … Continue reading →

Today was one of my least favorite types of trading days. Even after the market closed I couldn’t find many reasonable examples of Fibonacci measurements and trendlines. As I watch the market gradually move upward, I depend on my trading … Continue reading →

When we tried to break out this morning, there was no volume behind the move on the 3 minute chart. It looks OK on this 15 minute (shown), but in real time there was only a slight increase over late … Continue reading →

Some days the market will get into a rhythm, and if you are watching closely you can take a few nice trades before the pattern breaks. And often these rhythms will provide recognizable patterns that offer relatively clear entries. We … Continue reading →