DislikedPerhaps you already know this, but moving Pt1 of the fork to the price of Pt3, but keeping the same time as Pt1 is known by some as a "Catalin" fork. Personally I call it a "PR3" fork to label it generically with respect to what I call the pivots (1, 2 and 3).
Also note that whenever you draw a fork where the UML (or LML) forms a straight line from Pt2 to some major future pivot (such as exists on your UJ and EJ charts, but not GJ), then it presents the opportunity to draw a NEW Andrews fork based on Pt2, Pt3 and the new pivot, which you...Ignored
I find Andrew's Pitchfork the most useful tool to trade with. Not only because of what it represents, but also because of the many different ways of using it (regular schiff, modified schiff, catalin, alternate point of origin). The name I have given to the type of fork I used in the last set of charts is the "VH Pitchfork" (where VH stands for vertical and horizontal).
"GIVE ME 3 POINTS IN SPACE IN TIME AND WATCH ME CREATE MAGIC."