Dr. Mircea Dologa – Theory & Practice. Integrated Pithfork Analysis (Advanced Level)

Dr. Mircea Dologa – Theory & Practice. Integrated Pithfork Analysis (Advanced Level)

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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 Integrated Pithfork

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” Integrated Pithfork

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

Forex Trading – Foreign Exchange Course

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Foreign exchange, or forex, is the conversion of one country’s currency into another.
In a free economy, a country’s currency is valued according to the laws of supply and demand.
In other words, a currency’s value can be pegged to another country’s currency, such as the U.S. dollar, or even to a basket of currencies.
A country’s currency value may also be set by the country’s government.
However, most countries float their currencies freely against those of other countries, which keeps them in constant fluctuation.

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