Imho, some of Jenkin’s best work is in the use of mirrored angles and timing from major turning points. Good thread.

Michael S. Jenkins teachings

Saw your thread title. I haven’t spoken with Currencia in years. Good to see someone remembering him. I don’t know if his old posts are still archived here, he posted on some other old forex forums that are gone today. had some amazing calls. Good ...

My Go To Trading System (Tribute to Currencia)

Wishing everyone a blessed and peaceful Christmas season.

Technical Analysis Fallacy

Tis been along time since I visited the discussion boards, but I’m very glad I choose to drop in today and see you back posting. A little sunshine! Very glad you’re back! regards,

Technical Analysis Fallacy

Very nice discussion on Median lines. It’s good to see someone take the time to show the mental thought process in determining if “c” is valid and proper trade management. cudos,

(binned per thread starter’s request) Abe's Median Line Thread

It has been a long time since I have checked these boards. Is FTI still posting? thanks, a

Technical Analysis Fallacy

Bingo, but take your forks down a degree.

Andrews Pitchfork (Median Line)

The reflective angle is the simplest form of time price squaring. The distance and time of one move is reflected, the end point is a potential time price target. From there let your imagination run wild, the .5 time line is a variation of a gann ...

Andrews Pitchfork (Median Line)

Kap, the reflective lines XT shared are a stand alone tool, here they are used in conjunction with a fork. Explore the reflective angles and their divisions by them selves, there's a lot there. Regards, a

Andrews Pitchfork (Median Line)

Kap, Scaling is not an issue. Regards,

Andrews Pitchfork (Median Line)

FTI, It's good to see you posting and doing well! Regards, a

Technical Analysis Fallacy

Kap, the angle of red b to c line was reflected down and shown as the long teal line that intersects the horizontal teal line drawn from b intersecting at the point marked time/price. The burgundy line in question is half the angle from the vertical ...

Andrews Pitchfork (Median Line)

Merry Christmas everyone. Tis' been awhile, hope everyone (FTI) is doing well. Regards,

Technical Analysis Fallacy

Kap I see you've been spending time with JR, you'll find some excellent discussion. My quest was always finding a way to verify "p2" quickly. I've always felt there are reflective patterns in price behavior that could aid in timing entries. ( price ...

Sine Wave and Channel Reflection, Action/Reaction putting it all together

some doodles on the prior chart, fwiw

Andrews Pitchfork (Median Line)

Tis been awhile, I thought reverse forks went left... capturing past action and from there you could pull multiple warning lines?

Andrews Pitchfork (Median Line)

Like the timing elements, normally don't see that here. just a thought

Andrews Pitchfork (Median Line)

Your magenta median set failed to make the median in time, since then it has failed to make either a new high or low... the current state is consolidation, wedge...... a wedges shape and angle can give hints for the direction of it's eventual break, ...

Andrews Pitchfork (Median Line)

Some nice reflective work in your last charts, I like it. You don't always find reflected or mirrored timing and/or structure but when you do, it makes life much easier.

Sine Wave and Channel Reflection, Action/Reaction putting it all together

Comparing charts for fun.... Just south of here and a few more 2hr bars you have a congruence of several different looks. 78.6 fib (teal), Gartley pattern (yellow), channel off the prior 3 swing points (green dash) and median undershoot projection ...

Andrews Pitchfork (Median Line)