Trading Fibonacci

eBook: Trading World Markets Using Phi and the Fibonacci Numbers

The Complete Guide to Fibonacci Trading and Phi by George M. Protonotarios

 

eBook: Trading World Markets Using Phi and the Fibonacci NumbersThe complete guide to Fibonacci trading and Phi with reference to Elliott Waves, Dow Theory, Gann Numbers, and Harmonic Patterns, for trading successfully the Global Financial Markets (Forex currencies, Stocks, Indices, Metals, and Energies).

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This Book covers an enormous range of trading theories and methodologies involving the Fibonacci numbers and their products. You will find all the basic Fibonacci trading practices and tools based on Fibonacci ratios in it. Phi and the Fibonacci numbers do not form just another tool of technical analysis. Phi proportions are everywhere: in arts, architecture, our DNA’s helix spiral, and even in our nature’s plant formations.

The first chapter begins with the mathematical properties of Phi and several of its applications outside the financial markets. In the next few chapters, you will find information about the Dow Theory, the Elliott Wave Theory, and the Gann numbers. At the end of each chapter, you will be able to detect the correlation of each theory with the Fibonacci numbers. You will learn also how you to use the Fibonacci numbers in order to create a trading system based on Fibonacci Moving Averages (MAs). In addition, you will find information about some popular Fibonacci trading tools such as the Fibonacci Retracement, the Fibonacci Extension, and the Fibonacci Fan. There are two chapters dedicated to Harmonic Trading and Harmonic Patterns. Harmonic trading is one of the most sophisticated trading practices and it is entirely based on Fibonacci proportions. Six basic harmonic patterns are presented with their properties and charts with examples. The last chapter is dedicated to money management and the effect of the irrational brain in our everyday decision-making process.

 

Phi and the Fibonacci Numbers-TABLE OF CONTENTS-

INTRODUCTION

  • CHAPTERS:
  1. THE ORIGINS OF FIBONACCI NUMBERS AND PHI (Φ)
  2. THE DOW THEORY AND FIBONACCI NUMBERS
  3. THE ELLIOTT WAVE THEORY AND FIBONACCI NUMBERS
  4. W. D. GANN AND FIBONACCI NUMBERS
  5. FIBONACCI NUMBERS AND MOVING AVERAGES
  6. FIBONACCI RETRACEMENT AND OTHER TOOLS
  7. INTRODUCTION TO HARMONIC TRADING
  8. SIX HARMONIC PATTERNS
  9. THE IRRATIONAL BRAIN & MONEY MANAGEMENT
  • APPENDIX
  1. Dow Jones Industrial Record Highs
  2. Heikin-Ashi Charts

 

By combining the information and tools presented in all chapters you have the chance to build the foundations of a trading system out of chaos. A trading system that can make you less emotional when trading the global markets and significantly improve your odds of winning

 

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Identifying and Evaluating Chart Patterns

A chart pattern aims to explain the repeating behavior of human nature when trading the global financial markets.

What is a Chart Pattern? (our definition)

A chart pattern is a set of identifiable price formations that occur during the analysis of a data series. After filtering and eliminating the random market noise, a recognizable chart pattern can be used for evaluating the potential continuation or reversal of the master price trend.

 

General Insights about Patterns in a Time Series

In a time-series, a pattern is a formation of data which is based on a trend, on seasonality, or on both. There are three general categories of recognizable patterns:

(i) Trend Patterns (following a certain trend)

(ii) Seasonality Patterns (repeated over time)

(iii) Multiplicative Seasonality Patterns {(i) and (ii) combined}

Note that the chart pattern described below are based on a price trend (i), and not on seasonality (ii). Nevertheless, there are some types of financial patterns that are based on seasonality, and these patterns are called financial circles.

 

Chart Patterns

The ability to recognize chart patterns is very important, no matter the timeframe you trade. Chart patterns can reveal the real dynamics of the market, and at the same time, they can forecast the direction of the upcoming price action.

A chart pattern can emerge anywhere, from the 15-Minutes to the 1-Month timeframe, and it is able to spot both the continuation or the exhaustion of the trend.

Key Benefits from Identifying Chart Patterns

  • Can be very helpful in analyzing the market dynamics

  • Can spot trend reversal and trend continuation

  • Can often explain the real price action when indicators can’t

  • Can generate reliable trade signals

  • Can be combined with any other technical analysis method

  • Can be instantly visualized (in any timeframe)

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eBOOK: TRADING WORLD MARKETS USING PHI AND THE FIBONACCI NUMBERS (2018)

Complete Guide to Fibonacci Trading with Reference to Elliott Waves, Gann Numbers, and Harmonic Patterns

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