Place To Discuss Different Trading Methods

I have created this thread in the pursuit of discussing different trading methods both which are modern and old.

George Lindsay creator of 3 Peaks Doomed House Chart Pattern. A good book written on the subject is by Ed Carlson.

"George Lindsay and the Art of Technical Analysis: Trading Systems of a Market Master"

Goichi Hosoda invented the Ichimoku System based upon Price, Wave and Time.

Nicole Elliot wrote a book "Ichimoku Charts: An Introduction to Ichimoku Kinko Charts"

If you know Japanese then I would recommend the original books from the economic institute currently operated by his Grandson Tetsuo Hosoda.

Andrew Cardwell known as Dr. RSI

He created the RSI range rules to determine the trend. Hidden Divergence was actually his invention although he calls it Positives and Negative Divergence. If you're interested he runs a course. John Hayden a student of his wrote a book on the subject.

Goodman Wave Theory was devised by Charles B. Goodman in the 1940s.

He focused on three main principles: Propagation, intersection and 3-C. Michael Duane Archer took the method up and he has some videos on YouTube. Much more simple method than Elliot Wave.

Elliot Wave Principle promotes the idea of fives waves corrected by three waves. Its a controversial method but Paul Tudor was known to apply it in 87 and some fantastic calls have been made in the market by Robert Prechter during the 1980s. There are many different books on the subject. Hamilton Bolton, Elliot's original work, Robert Prechter & Frost, Constance Brown etc.

Richard D. Wyckoff was famous for interviewing many market operators during the early 1900s. He created his only method based upon price, volume and spread around a trading range. He wrote a book called method of Tape Reading outlining his strategy. Many modern day traders take influence from his work.

Arthur Merrill one of the five titans of trading. He was the creator of the M & W pattern. John Bollinger is a big advocate of his work and he combines it with his Bollinger bands. There are 32 patterns altogether. 16 Bullish and 16 Bearish Patterns. He used the concept of filters to judge the wave size.

Charles Dow the founder of technical analysis made the Dow Principle. He believed there were 3 types of trends Primary, Secondary and Minor. He was also the first person to speak how volume should confirm a trend. The concept of industrials and transportation average was later added on by Rhea. Elliot himself took influence from Dow and so did Wyckoff.