The One: Price Action and Reaction

Quoting samuel2133

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I like this simple style. Good job eagle star. I have two question: Do you always buy/sell at the touch of the trendline? Or do you wait for a specific price action at the trendline (to see if it breaks the trendline). Sometimes, price will break the trendline and then comes back to test the line before going the opposite direction. Where do you put your sl? What happens when the price breaks out the trendline in the opposite direction? From my limited experience, I've learnt that the most important aspect in trading is managing losses and having...

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Quoting eaglestar

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E-Mini Dow YM width fork https://www.tradingview.com/x/TvQ1NU6m/ {image}

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Quoting mbrown

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{quote} Hi, What is a YM width fork? Also, the yellow arrows you use in your charts, I am not sure if you are marking minor pivots or whether you are projecting where price will test the median line support. Apologies for all the questions; I've studied Tim Morge but I've managed to inject some complexity into my mind by reading and applying Mircea Dologa so I'm attempting to work out what I can bin without unnecessary trial and error.

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Quoting mbrown

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Great work Eaglestar. A few questions where I still have uncertainty
1. Does rule 2 apply to smaller timeframes?
2. Do you ignore Hagopian lines or do you trade them?
3. Do you trade upward and downward Pitchfork failures? If yes, when is a failure confirmed for you?
4. Outside sliding parallel line, do you draw this at the first extreme beyond the median line boundary or the first pivot high/low beyond the boundary?
5. How many layers of warning lines are you willing to go?
6. Do you have a limit to the number of inside sliding parallels you will...

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Quoting eaglestar

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{quote} Give up Mircea Dologa, Dr. Morge himself does not approve of him. I was in the seminar in Chicago 3 years ago when his name came up. YM is the symbol for E-mini Dow Futures. The arrows are tests on the lines to know when price will turn.

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Quoting eaglestar

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{quote} Answer 1. No. I look for frequency, a wide range bar, multiple touches on pitchforks and their sliding parallels, direction of trend, and if price looks extended, or if price is beginning to turn and move in the opposite direction. Is price coming up to support or resistance? Is does price have room to breathe and move? I look for major support and resistance levels

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Quoting edipardo

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Hi Eaglestar, Nice charts, thanks for sharing! I am new to this thread and I would like to ask how do I get invited for a Webinar? You mentioned on your post "from webinar last Saturday..." I am trying to learn and I would like very much to join next one if possible! Thanks, Emerson

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