Estrategias De Trading

TRADING sTRATeGIes
To GeT you ThINkING
Learn our analysts’ favorite trading ideas.

FeATuRING: DAvID MoRRIsoN, BRADLey GAReIss, NeAL GILBeRT,
MATTheW WeLLeR, ANDReW TAyLoR AND vITo heNJoTo.

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The MARkeT ReseARch TeAM AT FX360

ouR FAvoRITe WAys To TRADe
David Morrison:

Andrew’s Pitchfork

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Bradley Gareiss:

ABCD patternPage 7

Matthew Weller:

The Stutter Step Trade

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Neal Gilbert:

The Rapids

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Andrew Taylor:

Exponential Moving Average (EMA)

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Vito Henjoto:

Ichimoku Trend Following Strategy

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Whether a trader is new to a market or has traded for years, one of the most
common questions that they often ask the Market Research Team at FX360 is,
“How doyou determine what the market might do next?”
With the abundance of technical analysis tools and information out there,
it’s sometimes difficult to tell what is (and isn’t) useful. That can make forming
a strategy, much less creating an overall trading plan, difficult.
Over the years, the Market Research Team at FX360 have tried out many different
technical analysis tools and strategies. Eachanalyst has found tools that, along with
their unique knowledge and experience, match their individual style of trading. In
this special guide, we’ll share all of that with you.

The Market Research Team at FX360

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DAvID MoRRIsoN

ANDReW’s PITchFoRk
Andrews’ Pitchfork is A simPle-to-APPly, yet Powerful
trAding tool.it is A technicAl indicAtor thAt wAs
devised by dr. AlAn h. Andrews during the 1960s. it wAs
originAlly known As the “mediAn line method”, but the
three lines thAt it uses resemble A fArmer’s Pitchfork,
hence the nicknAme.
The pitchfork helps to identify areas of support and resistance while highlighting an
overall market trend. Through his studies, Dr. Andrews discovered that market priceaction will gravitate to a median line (the handle of the pitchfork) 80 percent of the
time. Movements for the remaining 20 percent are due to changes in sentiment.
The long-term trend remains in place until there is a change in sentiment, which
can be technically driven (when a financial instrument is oversold or overbought)
or by market fundamentals.

APPlICATIoN:
Identify threeconsecutive peaks and troughs, and apply the Pitchfork.
Either high – low – high
low – high – low

APPlyING THE PITCHFoRk SHoWS:
• The overall trend
• Upper resistance
• Lower support
• Median line (the handle)
The pitchfork can be used on its own, although many traders consider it to
be a secondary trading tool. Many will use it in conjunction with studies showing
trading volumes or an...