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do you use the moving averages and fibonacci lines in your trading plan?
And can you explain how you made the smaller pitchfork?
I thought it should be with low-high-low or high-low-high pivots, but the third anchor is not linked to any price bar.
Decided to learn Pitchfork recently. All I have read until now is the Mikula book.
Recently got the Morge book. Maybe we need to collect all his articles on a single post for quick reference.
I have the first Dologa book, its tough to read and I was doubtful, whether I should go for vol 2 and 3, I think I skip it safely now.
Just would like some reviews for other educators in PT-
* Gordon De Ross - Anyone has studied with, he has six reasonably priced lessons at 40$ each and a book, "Trading with the Pitchfork."
* George Fisher's Finding High Probability Lines. Any reviews on this ? He also seems to have an new self study video course out, which includes the book free.
