Dr. Mircea Dologa – Integrated Pithfork Analysis (Volume 1,2,3).

Dr. Mircea Dologa – Integrated Pithfork Analysis (Volume 1,2,3).

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Mircea Dologa – Integrated Pithfork Analysis
Mircea Dologa – Short Term Trading. Integrated Pithfork Analysis
Mircea Dologa – Theory & Practice. Integrated Pithfork Analysis
Introduction.

The Birth of Pivots and the Pitchfork.
Choice of Pivot..
The Magnetic Power of Median Lines.
The Mini-Median Line.
Warning Lines..
Trigger Lines.
Sliding Parallel Lines.
Unorthodox Trend Lines..
Multiple Pitchfork Trading.
Schiff Pitchforks and Affiliates..
Action and Reaction Lines..
The Gap Median Line.
Breakaway and Runaway Gaps.
Fibonacci Price Lines.
Confluences.
Mirror Bars.
Energy-Building Rectangles.
The Pitchforks’ Journey Through Multiple Time Frames.
Case Studies and Money Management.
Short-Term Trading – INTEGRATED PITCHFORK ANALYSIS Advanced level

300 pages – 450 charts by Dr Mircea Dologa, MD, CTA

Introduction
Chapter

1 – Context of the Trade
2 – Pre-open Preparation
3 – News Trading – Overnight & Intra-Day Unfolding
4 – Inter-markets Analysis – Fundamentals – Real-Time Use
5 – Elliott Waves – Real-Time & Intermediate-Term Use – Pitchforks Intricacy
6 – Original Tools for Impulsive Pattern End
7 – Channelling – Pathways in the Sand – Market Move Projections
8 – Variable Time/Price Location of Pitchfork’s Anchor
9 – Variable Time/Price Location of the Anchor in Schiff Pitchfork
10 – Fibonacci & Momentum Bar Counts related to Pitchfork’s Pivots
11 – RSI and Pitchfork Synergism
12 – Stochastics & Pitchfork Synergism
13 – OSC(5, 35) and Pitchfork Synergism
Short-Term Trading – INTEGRATED PITCHFORK ANALYSIS Advanced Level

480 pages – 690 charts – 33 Excel Spreadsheets by Dr Mircea Dologa, MD, CTA

Chapter 1 – Bollinger & Keltner Bands – Pitchfork Synergism
Indispensable tool for 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 Rectangles in Symbiosis with Pitchforks
Two “mal aimés” brothers, almost never working together

Chapter 4 – Integration of Pitchforks in Profitable Chart Patterns
Poorly mastered by the crowd, though efficient tool

Chapter 5 – Fibonacci & Lucas Time Tools
Prolific projecting tools – wrongly labelled as “hard to grasp concept”

Chapter 6 – Kinetics and Trading of Various Types of Gaps
Highly profitable tool of experienced traders unveiling the myth of gap trading

Chapter 7 – Horizontal Ellipses: An Original Trading Tool
New Ways of Market Flow Embedding & Breakout Detection

Chapter 8 – Pitchforks through the Multiple Time Frames
Pitchforks brotherhood tested by time-wise relationships

Chapter 9 – Wolf Waves as an Intra-Day Tool
Ergonomic tool for low risk high probability trades

Chapter 10 – Intra-day Jenkins’ Tools
Geometric tools for projecting pivots – quantifying & qualifying the “time-price space”

Chapter 11 – Mastering the Real-Time Gann Tools
Apparent “hard to grasp tools” revealing the endogenous cyclical nature of prices (S/R levels)

Chapter 12 – Case Studies: Risk & Money Management

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