Jim Kane – Complete Book Set
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Complete book set with hard copy article package:
– Advanced Fibonacci Trading Strategies
– Methods of Entry
– ABCD Pattern Trading
– Trailing Pauses
– Different Timeframes & ‘Context’
– Trade Administration
– A Brand-New 5-Point Pattern
– Four ‘New’ ABCD Pattern Substitutions
– Fibonacci and Median Line Synergy
– The Pattern of Four Points
– A Pattern Trade Entry Method
Advanced Fibonacci Trading Concepts is intended to assist in meeting Critical Element number one of the ‘Plan for a Trade,’ the Potential Trade Area (PTA). Using unique principles established at Kane Trading, this book focuses on the use of Fibonacci numbers to determine probable locations of support and resistance, where trades may be evaluated. Multiple additional Fibonacci numbers are generated and reported (including the now-famous.886, from the individual who quantified the number for the first time). The book then expands on the concept and practice of Fibonacci groupings, which are small locations where numerous Fibonacci numbers intersect to provide a possible trading area. The grouping notions are completely different from the’standard’ use of the fundamental Fibonacci numbers coming together in a ‘broad’ region as taught by other writers. The strategies outlined in this book are founded on completely new and distinct notions about ‘harmonicity,’ as well as the application and development of ‘layered support or resistance.’ The latter word has nothing to do with the approach presented by some writers for establishing a second, ‘broad’ grouping if the first one fails. The Kane Trading methodology’s tiered support or resistance basis, as well as the ‘harmonicity’ notions, are completely unique and were created here at Kane Trading. In fact, the operations in this book would be impossible to carry out without the several new Fibonacci-derived numbers established for the first time anyplace here at Kane Trading. The entire procedure is detailed step by step, with several instances. There is also a small chapter on a probable link between some Gann numbers and Fibonacci numbers, as well as an intriguing introduction to Fibonacci temporal correlations.
The entrance approach is intended to assist meet Critical Element number two of the ‘Plan for a Trade.’ Once a suitable trading region has been identified, the following stage is to design an entrance strategy. The use of several timescales, based on the ‘three timeframe’ concept (entry timeframe, traded timeframe, and ‘context’ timeframe), is a crucial part of the Kane Trading approach, and all of this is done without the use of ‘indicators.’ This usage of different timelines is only one of the numerous ways in which the content in this book departs from the’standard’ approach to entrance strategies accessible from most sources. The methods for determining the best period for implementing the technique(s) are an important component of the overall procedure. It is not simply the usage of an entry strategy that is stressed; it is the comprehension of what period to apply the approach on that is crucial to comprehending this component of the Kane Trading methodology. Throughout the book, there is a major emphasis on timeframes, with thorough explanation on how to determine the entrance timing. Entrance Techniques includes a wide range of potential entry triggers as well as advice on how to modify them. Another important aspect of the Kane Trading philosophy is to encourage traders to explore and experiment with different approaches in order to determine what works best for them and their own ‘Trading Plan.’ This book describes eight unique approaches, with many modifications, in order to give a plurality of possibilities for the trader. The last part, dubbed ‘A Cool Trick,’ is based on a unique mix of entry triggers and periods devised by Kane Trading. More information is available at
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