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Kane Trading on: The Critical Elements of a Trade

Kane Trading on: The Difference Between a 'Plan for a Trade'
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eArticle: Kane Trading on: The 4-Point Continuation Pattern

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 Kane Trading on: 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.

Article Level: Intermediate to advanced
86 pages (including front matter), 66 charts, electronic delivery via e-mail, in PDF format (can not be printed)

Prerequisite: Kane Trading on: Advanced Fibonacci Trading Concepts, or equivalent. Not mandatory, but strongly suggested. The 4-Point Continuation Pattern makes use of internal and external retracements, and assumes the understanding of the concept of the Fibonacci grouping technique. Groupings are put on chart examples without explanation of the grouping technique, as that is outside the scope of the article. Although the pattern in this article can be used without either Fibonacci retracements or the Fibonacci grouping technique (by simply 'eyeing' charts, and accepting or rejecting the pattern on a more 'holistic' overview of the setup), it is not recommended.

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Kane Trading on: The 4-Point Continuation Pattern $19.95

eArticle: Kane Trading on: A Pattern Trade Entry Technique

A Pattern Trade Entry Technique is designed to help satisfy Critical Element number two of the 'Plan for a Trade', the entry technique. Once a potential trade area is determined, the next step is to decide on an entry technique. A Pattern Trade Entry Technique is specifically designed for use with 5-point pattern trades as the potential trade area (PTA). The technique makes use of a multiple timeframe concept, but yet it is still very easy to set up and implement. The article includes discussion on various nuances of the technique, plus observations and tips on its application. A Pattern Trade Entry Technique is specifically designed as an alternative to 'fading' the entry, a method commonly used by 5-point pattern traders. The article is not written to convince the reader that this technique (or any other entry technique) is better than 'fading' the entry. It is written for those that have already decided they want an alternative to the fade entry. This technique is currently setting up on about seventy percent of the 5-point pattern trades that meet the Kane Trading criteria. The remaining trades are entered using the techniques from Kane Trading on: Entry Techniques. The technique is also being used at Kane Trading with The 4-Point Continuation Pattern.

Article Level: Intermediate to advanced
49 pages (including front matter), 34 charts, electronic delivery via e-mail, in PDF format (can not be printed)

Prerequisites: A solid knowledge of 5-point pattern trading, as well as a thorough understanding of Fibonacci groupings techniques, as outlined in Kane Trading on: Advanced Fibonacci Trading Concepts. Familiarity with the techniques from Kane Trading on: Entry Techniques and Kane Trading on: Trading ABCD Patterns would greatly enhance the understanding and application of the technique.

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Kane Trading on: A Pattern Trade Entry Technique $9.95

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