The One: Price Action and Reaction

Add an Andrews Pitchfork, and becomes 3d

Anyone beginning to see? :nerd:

I think from this point we are ready to start to explore some more advanced charts. I will mix both basic and advanced, so no one is left behind.

let the christmas begin!! are u gonna explain the pitchfork ?

I still don't get what do we have to look at those lines, some are respected some not at all. You marked some wicks I guess but they are pretty much everywhere around the lines and not. Anyone kind enough to make it clear?
Drawing horizontal lines at turning points is ok but then comes the tricky part: many lines, many scenarios and I get lost.

Update from yesterday.....


nice day....

Can't wait for some more specific pitchfork instructions Eaglestar!
I often use pitchforks, but I'm still not sure how to properly draw those

Notice dotted yellow

Glad to see you hear. I like your abbreviation... maybe we should use it.

I think that I will have to split the chart postings, maybe I will label them 2d for the ones that follow the outline of the thread and 3d for those that follow more pitchfork rules. Thanks for coming.

I see that you have good eyes, you are more than welcome to post here and follow along with your charts.

Thank you. I am following daily and grateful for your efforts!

Thank you for a great thread
Where would you draw a pitchfork on the NZD/USD?

Thanks for starting this thread Eaglestar. I like the emphasis on current price action and a limited number of bars on the chart. When I look at too many bars I get an opinion and then I have a problem - looking at less bars I have to observe closely and then I can see.

I think Pitchfork is key factor in your strategy.

Andrew's Median Line MT4 indicator that supports Catalin, Schiff, Modified Schiff, inner lines, warning lines, reaction lines and sliding parallels.

some follow up... I recommend updating charts everyday as taught by Tim Morge, but I saved some to show progression.

Some more advanced pitchfork charts. Notice now that there are both horizontal support and resistance, highs and lows, as well as diagonal.

I'm a recovering supply and demand trader. LOL. That's a joke but in all honesty I've abandoned s/d trading at least for now. Although I've traded with Andrew's Pitchfork and action/reaction techniques in the recent past the start of this thread by Eaglestar has reignited my interest. Foremost because Eaglestar has made a commitment to explain these techniques from his perspective. Next to Tim Morge and his teachings on his websites you would be hard-pressed to find someone with the knowledge and real-world experience in this method of trading who is essentially mentoring us for free.

Following are a few charts looking at some trades I took and some I didn't take since the beginning of this week using the Fork. One thing Eaglestar has taught me is that diagonal lines are as valuable as traditional horizontal support and resistance. They work together with confluence strengthening the probability of a successful trade entry with very reasonable stop losses and targets of 3:1. Honestly the notion of diagonal support and resistance is really just beginning to sink in. I think this is a concept some have difficulty accepting. I know I did. Anyway some charts for your review and comment.

Sliding parallels are derived from the fork and many trades can be take at them. You don't have to trade only from the fork itself.


The bottom magenta parallel was derived from a 100% extension of the bottom fork line. It is usual for price to pierce lines. Being Friday I would not have taken this but you can see the possibilities.


This was my favorite trade this week. A Pinbar formed at the bottom line. Super!


Nothing special here but again one can see the possibilities.