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Book title: Kane Trading on: The 4-Point Continuation Pattern |
Author: Jim Kane |
Publisher: Kane Trading |
Price: $24.95 |
Pages: 92 |
Last print date: 2003 |
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Brief description: The 4-Point Continuation Pattern is designed to help satisfy Critical Element number one of the 'Plan for a Trade', the Potential Trade Area (PTA). This article introduces a new pattern developed at Kane Trading. Although not a very common pattern, it can point to some very useful potential trade areas when it does appear. The pattern, by the very nature of the setup, can allow a very tight (but still technical) stop loss to be placed. This pattern has some superficial resemblances to a triangle pattern, but the similarities end on the surface. The article outlines a detailed list of conditions and criteria necessary for a setup to be considered a '4-Point Continuation Pattern'. Some of these criteria are very Fibonacci intensive, and make use of the grouping technique from Advanced Fibonacci Trading Concepts. The pattern seems to be equally common in uptrends or downtrends, and can be found on essentially any timeframe. The pattern appears not only in stocks and stock indices, but also in commodities. For instance, one example in the article is in the dollar index. This article should be of interest to any trader who likes patterns and Fibonacci, and who is looking for another technique for finding potential trade areas. |
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