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Trading with the Time Factor Vol.1 course outline
- Trading With the Trend
- How the mathematical and geometric relationships work in the market
- An introduction to W.D. Gann, Fibonacci and Elliott Wave theory
- How to identify and trade with the trend
- Gann Swing Charts
- Identifying Sections of the Market
- Overbalancing of Time and Price
- The best trend measuring techniques used by the professionals
- How to use trend lines, trend channels and moving averages
- How to Forecast Price
- Price Retracements
- Determining major and minor price ranges
- How to know when a Fibonacci retracement will hold
- Using previous market prices to forecast future market prices
- Price projections: forecasting future tops and bottoms to the exact point
- Detailed example of how I forecast the S&P 500 top in September 2012 to the exact point
- How to Determine the Strength of a Market
- Using Pitch Lines to determine the strength of a market move
- The ‘Barillaro Box: my own trend tracking indicator
- The ‘Barillaro Angle’: my own price forecasting technique
- An Introduction to Time
- Time & Price angles
- How to know which Time & Price angle to use
- Gann Master Square calculators
- The Best Trade Entry and Exit Techniques
- The five rules for risk management
- Entry and exit points for trades with the trend
- Entry and exit points for trades against the trend
Trading with the Time Factor Vol.2 course outline
TOPICS COVERED INCLUDE
UNDERSTANDING THE TIME FACTOR
- – How to identify repeating time frames within a market
- – How the major time frames work in the market
- – The key time frames ending the 20 year bear market in gold
- – The time cycles calling the 2011 all-time high in gold
- – Anniversary dates
- – trading to Time – my own proprietary forecasting tool
- – knowing when a trading to Time date will work
- – how to calculate and divide a yearly cycle of time
- – the highest probability time counts
- – how to calculate calendar time into degrees (simply)
- – the predictable yearly highs and lows in 2000 and 2001 (ASX 200)
- – the repeating time counts in 2011 and 2012 (S&P500)
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