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  Advanced Fibonacci Trading
Concepts is designed to help satisfy Critical Element number one of the
'Plan for a Trade', the Potential Trade Area (PTA). This book focuses on the
use of Fibonacci numbers for determining potential areas of support and
resistance, where trades may be considered, using unique concepts developed at
Kane Trading. Multiple new Fibonacci numbers are derived (including the now
world-famous .886, from the person who quantified the number for the first
time), and their use is detailed. The book goes on to develop the concept and
technique of Fibonacci groupings, tight areas where multiple Fibonacci numbers
come together to form a potential trade area. The concepts with regard to
groupings are totally different than the 'standard' use of the basic Fibonacci
numbers coming together in a 'wide' area, as presented by other authors. The
techniques described in this book are based on totally new and unique ideas
with regard to 'harmonicity' and the use and development of 'layered support or
resistance'. The latter term is not related in any way to the technique some
authors present about trading a second, 'wide' grouping if the first one fails.
The layered support or resistance foundation, as well as the 'harmonicity'
concepts, as defined in the Kane Trading methodology, are totally unique and
were developed here at Kane Trading. In fact, the processes in this book
can't even be done without the multiple new Fibonacci-derived numbers that were
developed for the first time anywhere here at Kane Trading. The entire process
is laid out in step-by-step detail, with multiple examples. There is also a
brief chapter on a possible relationship between some Gann numbers and
Fibonacci numbers, as well as a very intriguing introductory chapter on
Fibonacci time relationships.
Book Level:
Intermediate to advanced
160 pages (including front matter), 131 charts, 2
diagrams, 8.5" by 11", coil bound
Kane Trading on:
Advanced Fibonacci Trading Concepts
$49.95 |
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 Entry Techniques is designed to help
satisfy Critical Element number two of the 'Plan for a Trade', the entry
technique. Once a potential trade area is determined, the next step is to
determine an entry technique. A key aspect of the Kane Trading methodology is
the use of various timeframes, based on the 'three timeframe' philosophy (entry
timeframe, traded timeframe, and 'context' timeframe), and all this is done
without 'indicators'. This use of various timeframes is one of the many ways
that the material in this book differs from the 'standard' approach to entry
techniques that is available from most sources. The methods for choosing the
appropriate timeframe for applying the technique(s) are a critical aspect of
the entire process. It's not just the use of an entry technique that is
emphasized; it's the knowledge of what timeframe to apply the technique on that
is so important to the understanding of this part of the Kane Trading
methodology. There is a strong emphasis on timeframes throughout this book,
with detailed discussion on how to choose the entry timeframe. Entry
Techniques provides a vast assortment of potential entry triggers, and
discussion on ways to vary them. Another large part of the Kane Trading
philosophy is to encourage traders to test and experiment with techniques, and
find what works for them and their particular 'Trading Plan'. This book
outlines eight distinct techniques, with multiple variations, in order to
provide a multiplicity of choices for the trader. The last chapter is based on
a unique combination of entry triggers and timeframes developed at here at Kane
Trading, and is entitled 'A Cool Trick'.
Book
Level: Intermediate to advanced
204 pages (including front matter), 140 charts, 8.5" by
11", coil bound
Kane Trading on:
Entry Techniques
$59.95 |
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 Trading ABCD Patterns is designed to help
satisfy Critical Element number one of the 'Plan for a Trade', the Potential
Trade Area (PTA). This book takes a unique look at the ABCD pattern, adding
many new twists and variations. This is a key pattern used at Kane Trading, and
it is perhaps the most overlooked Fibonacci-related pattern out there. Many
people are familiar with the 5-point pattern, but they don't realize the
pattern is first and foremost built around an ABCD pattern. Understanding this
relationship is key to advancing the trader's skill with respect to 5-point
patterns. The approach taken in this book is unlike anything presented in other
sources, and takes the use of the pattern up to a new level. The use of
'context' for filtering ABCD pattern trades was developed here at Kane Trading,
as outlined in Multiple Timeframes and 'Context',
and is clearly laid out in this book, as well as similar 'context' discussion
with respect to 5-point patterns. The book uses many of the techniques
developed in Advanced Fibonacci Trading Concepts, as
well as integrating the new Fibonacci numbers from that book into the ABCD
pattern. There is a well-detailed, step-by-step outline on how to combine the
groupings techniques with various pattern criteria, to qualify potential
trades. The ABCD patterns are broken down into four categories, with discussion
on trading aspects of each type. The final chapter is a stimulating look at
Fibonacci time relationships in the patterns, designed to provide some serious
food for thought for the reader.
Book Level:
Intermediate to advanced
160 pages (including front matter), 124 charts, 2
diagrams, 8.5" by 11", coil bound
Prerequisite: Advanced Fibonacci Trading
Concepts, or equivalent. Not mandatory, but strongly suggested. Trading
ABCD Patterns makes use of internal and external retracements, projections
and expansions, as well as time projections, and internal and external time
retracements. Trading ABCD Patterns is presented in a very detailed,
step-by-step fashion, so advanced readers may be able to follow along without
the prerequisite, but to gain the most out of the book, readers should be
familiar with the material in Advanced Fibonacci Trading
Concepts.
Kane Trading on:
Trading ABCD Patterns $49.95
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 Trailing Stops is designed to help satisfy
part of Critical Element number four of the 'Plan for a Trade', trade
management. Trailing Stops is an intensive look at techniques for
attempting to maximize profits on trend trades that are moving in the trader's
favor. By trailing a stop on all or part of a trade, the trader can allow the
market to run, hence letting the market action, itself, decide when the move is
over. This technique is very dynamic, adjusting to the price action in the
trading vehicle, as opposed to many of the 'static' techniques so commonly
used. There are nine distinct techniques with multiple variations presented,
again with the emphasis on encouraging traders to experiment and decide on what
may be of use to them, and their particular 'Trading Plan'. The last chapter
combines various techniques and discusses scaled exit strategies.
Book Level: Intermediate to
advanced
276
pages (including front matter), 200 charts, 8.5" by 11", coil
bound
Kane Trading on:
Trailing Stops $79.95 |
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 Multiple Timeframes and
'Context' is the first book written at Kane Trading entirely at the request
of the readers. This book covers the unique Kane Trading perspective on use of
multiple timeframes in trading, as well as the use of 'context' on all trades.
The center-point of the methodology is what is termed the 'traded timeframe'.
This is the central timeframe from which all subsequent analysis radiates. The
additional timeframes are a lower entry timeframe, and one or more higher
'context' timeframe(s). It is in the 'context' area that the book really begins
to present vastly new, unique and iconoclastic ideas. This material was derived
from years of research at Kane Trading, taking a realistic look at the weak
areas in the accepted methods of pattern trading, and seeking to improved the
techniques. This book presents new, revolutionary concepts with respect to
pattern trading and the use of 'context' as part of the potential trade
screening process. Even the multiple timeframe concepts are completely unique,
and unlike anything that is currently available. For example, the multiple
timeframe techniques used at Kane Trading are not based on any indicators. They
are price driven, with pattern and Fibonacci techniques incorporated into the
process. This book takes pattern trading, whether they are 5-point patterns or
simply ABCD patterns, to the next level. At Kane Trading this is critical
material that is used to form the basis of every potential trade setup that is
considered. It should be noted that the techniques presented are applicable to
any trading methodology, though, even if it is not pattern or Fibonacci based.
Be forewarned: this material will go against many of your pre-conceived
notions, and many of the ideas that you have been taught about pattern
trading.
Book Level: Advanced
222 pages (including
front matter), 133 charts, 8.5" by 11", coil bound
Prerequisites: Advanced Fibonacci Trading
Concepts, Entry Techniques, Trading ABCD Patterns, and Trailing
Stops.To fully understand the concepts outlined in this book the reader
should be fully versed in 5-point pattern structure and labeling, as well as in
the application and trading of these patterns. The listed books are highly
recommended before reading Multiple Timeframes and 'Context', although
an experienced pattern trader would likely be able to grasp a fair amount of
the material without the prerequisites. This book is very specific to the Kane
Trading techniques developed in the prerequisites.
Kane Trading on:
Multiple Timeframes and 'Context'
$64.95 |
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 Trade Management is designed to help
satisfy Critical Elements number three and four of the 'Plan for a Trade',
trade size and trade management. This book is very comprehensive, extending to
aspects outside of the 'Plan for a Trade' (also called 'The Critical Elements
of a Trade'), and includes many aspects that fit into the master 'Trading
Plan'. Topics include discussion on percentage of capital risked per trade,
maximum percentage of total capital per trade, reward/risk, winning
percentages, expected value, correlation risk in trades, calculating trade
size, management aspects of different trading vehicles, protective stop losses
and variations on setting them, initial movement of stop losses, moving of stop
losses as a trade progresses, the 'other side' to commonly taught management
plans, and management of advanced winning trades (including detailed discussion
on scaled exits). This book covers a large group of management topics, covering
areas from before the trade starts until after the trade is closed. By
comparison, Trailing Stops specifically covers one aspect of
trade management, using one broad concept (although it has many unrelated
variations within that one concept), and that is trailing a stop on a winning
trend trade. That book is not designed to be a comprehensive guide to trade
management; it is designed to be a comprehensive guide to Trailing Stops. Trade Management will not cover the
trailing stops concept in the detail that the book Trailing
Stops does. These two books are designed to complement each other. Of all
the topics in Trade Management, I felt that trailing stops required its
own book, so the level of detail needed on that topic could be put forth.
Trade Management does, however, introduce the latest, most favored
trailing stop/scaled exits technique developed and used at Kane Trading. The
presentation of this new technique in Trade Management is the first time
that this method has been presented anywhere.
Book Level: Intermediate to advanced. This book is also advised for beginners,
too, so they can be exposed to these concepts right from the start. If your
level is beginner, though, understand that many of the concepts may be
difficult to fully grasp until you gain a higher degree of expertise and
experience.
244 pages (including front matter), 130 charts, 2 graphs, 8.5" by
11", coil bound
Prerequisites: Although none
are specifically required, to get the most out of Trade Management it is
strongly suggested that the reader be familiar with the material in the
following books: Advanced Fibonacci Trading
Concepts, Entry Techniques, Trading ABCD Patterns, Trailing
Stops, and Multiple Timeframes and
'Context'. The reader should also be versed in 5-point and ABCD pattern
structure and labeling, as well as in the application and trading of these
patterns, but again, this is not a necessity. The book was written so that the
material could be adapted to any style and any 'Trading Plan'.
Kane Trading on:
Trade Management $69.95 |
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 A Totally New 5-Point Pattern
is designed to help satisfy Critical Element number one of the 'Plan for a
Trade', the potential trade area (PTA). This book is far more than just a book
with a new 5-point pattern, though. The book introduces two brand new, never
before released or discussed Fibonacci-derived numbers. These are the numbers,
mentioned in the free article Some
discussion about Advanced Fibonacci Trading Concepts and the Kane Trading
methodology, that Jim worked on for four years. They are the basis for
the new pattern, but also have a far-ranging use beyond the pattern. The book
integrates the numbers into the Kane Trading methodology, as laid out in the
other books, and shows how critical they are to the process. The book
makes a case for why the two non-Fibonacci-derived numbers that so many use are
not valid harmonic numbers at all, and that these new numbers are the true
harmonic numbers for that area. The book also delves very deeply into the
formerly proprietary concepts at Kane Trading of 'harmonicity' and 'layered
support and resistance'. These are concepts that are the fundamental basis for
the material in Advanced Fibonacci Trading Concepts,
but, as the free article mentioned
above explains, perhaps weren't explained all that well in that book. The issue
is rectified in this book, in great detail. There is also some additional work
on the numbers laid out in Advanced Fibonacci Trading
Concepts, plus derivations of three numbers that were left out of that
book. This is not just mathematics here for the sake of 'fun with numbers';
this is material that has been requested, time and again, since Advanced Fibonacci Trading Concepts was released. It is
material that has practical significance to any Fibonacci-based 'Trading Plan',
and the reasoning behind that is explained in very clear detail. The book then
goes on to cover many new pattern concepts that have never been discussed
before, from any source. There is a new idea called the 'Pattern Stretch'
concept, which greatly aids in the visualization and understanding of how the
patterns relate to each other. The book explores many new mathematical and
geometric aspects of the 5-point pattern structure, and relates these aspects
to actual trading. Discoveries and conclusions of this work are summarized in
tables, designed for ease of use in applying the material to actual pattern
setup construction. The book also includes a chapter that continues on with the
work laid out in Multiple Timeframes and 'Context',
in the chapter entitled 'Pattern Structure'. All the latest information
developed at Kane Trading with regard to 5-point patterns, and trading them,
has been put into this chapter. And like the entire book, it puts the emphasis
on the patterns in the 'context' of using them for real trading. All the
latest ideas about the patterns, their structure, their tendencies in real
trading situations, and so on, are included. In the opinion of the author, this
book is the most advanced, cutting edge, innovative, and yet still practical
book out there right now on the topic of advancing a Fibonacci-based 'Trading
Plan'.
Book Level: Advanced
188 pages (including
front matter), 113 charts, 7 diagrams, 4 tables, 8.5" by 11", coil
bound
Prerequisites: Advanced Fibonacci Trading Concepts, Entry Techniques, Trading ABCD
Patterns, Trailing Stops, and Multiple Timeframes and 'Context'. To fully understand the
concepts outlined in this book the reader should be fully versed in 5-point
pattern structure and labeling, as well as in the application and trading of
these patterns. The listed books are required before reading A Totally New
5-Point Pattern. This book, like Multiple Timeframes and
'Context', is very specific to the Kane Trading techniques developed in
the prerequisites.
Kane Trading on:
A Totally New 5-Point Pattern
$74.95 |
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 Four 'New' ABCD Pattern
Variations is designed to satisfy Critical Element number one of the 'Plan
for a Trade', the potential trade area (PTA). This book lays out four new ABCD
pattern variations developed here at Kane Trading. These new patterns have
become a predominant method for trade entry at Kane Trading. This is far, far
more than a book that simply shows some new setups, though. There is extensive
discussion on the nature of corrective structures, and how that information is
of practical use in the Kane Trading methodology. As always, the focus is on
the trading aspects of the patterns, and not on theory. There is extensive
discussion on the superficial resemblance of some of the pattern structures to
Elliot wave based corrective structures, with detailed explanations about how
they differ, as well as discussion on the variations that have no analogous
patterns anywhere. The book goes into great detail on how the Kane Trading
methodology is applied in a step-by-step manner to these patterns, with a lot
of discussion on a very key, critical aspect of the methodology, and that is
harmonicity. This book goes into the uppermost level of detail about the Kane
Trading concepts on harmonicity that has been put into writing to date. The
book also introduces yet another new Fibonacci-derived number which is crucial
to the methodology, and includes discussion on the method of derivation of this
number and what the motivation was for quantifying this number. This book is
the first 'official' release of this new number. Four 'New' ABCD Pattern
Variations was written in conjunction with Median Line
and Fibonacci Synergy, and the book integrates some of the techniques
from that book, just as Median Line and Fibonacci
Synergy integrates the patterns from this book into the techniques
shown there. These two books are heavily intertwined, as the concepts of
synergy become a predominant theme at Kane Trading. In the author's opinion,
along with Median Line and Fibonacci Synergy, these
two books take the Kane Trading material to another level.
Book Level: Advanced
196 pages (including front matter), 130 charts, 4
diagrams, 8.5" by 11", coil bound
Prerequisites: The level of material in this book assumes a full
knowledge of the entire Kane Trading methodology. Since this book is only sold
as part of a full book set, this requirement can be fulfilled by reading the
rest of the books before starting this one.
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Kane Trading on:
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 Median Line and Fibonacci
Synergy was written to provide a reference for the most advanced work being
shown during Kane Trading mentorships, and in the members' section. Several
completely unique median line techniques have been developed here at Kane
Trading, and they have become fully integrated into the methodology. At this
point very few setups are considered without a full implementation of the
techniques laid out in this book. With these techniques being an inseparable
part of the methodology it became necessary to have a book showing these key
concepts in order for the book set to be more 'complete'. The author has
received many comments from very advanced, experienced median line traders who
have seen some of this work (such as in the members' section), and the
comments have been along the lines of 'absolutely incredible what you do with
median lines' and 'incredible the level that you operate on'. The approach used
in developing the line techniques is similar to the approach used with the
Fibonacci work, and that was to throw away or ignore all convention, and think
way outside the box, and pursue anything that seems to help, no matter how
unconventional. This has led to some fascinating discoveries about how the
techniques seem to work with the 'usual' Kane Trading methodology. The key
conclusion was that there seemed to be a synergy between the newer line work
and the 'usual' techniques involving patterns, groupings, 'context', and so on.
It seemed like the whole was greater than the sum of the parts. (This is, of
course, just the opinion of the author, and readers are encouraged, as
always, to determine on their own if the material is useful for them for their
own 'Trading Plans'.) The book does not show or describe any of the
'conventional' median line trading techniques. The focus is solely on the newly
developed techniques, and how they fit in with the 'usual' Kane Trading
methodology in this quest for synergy in the PTA. There is a strong integration
of this new work with the previous work, and especially with ABCD patterns,
both the 'standard' varieties, as well as the newer ones from Four 'New' ABCD Pattern Variations. Since the techniques
in this book are not designed to be 'stand alone', the emphasis is on the
application of the methods within the 'context' of the 'usual' methodology.
Given the completely unique nature of the Kane Trading methodology as it is,
when blended with a completely innovative approach to median lines, the final
result is unlike anything that has ever been done anywhere.
Book Level: Advanced
288 pages (including front matter), 216 charts, 8.5" by
11", coil bound
Prerequisites: The level of
material in this book assumes a full knowledge of the entire Kane Trading
methodology, just as with Four 'New' ABCD Pattern
Variations. Since this book is only sold as part of a full book set,
this requirement can be fulfilled by reading the rest of the books before
starting this one. A good working knowledge of median lines may be helpful but
is not necessary, as the techniques are fully explained, and relate very little
to any existing techniques. There is also an extensive background chapter on
early median line work at Kane Trading which can serve as an introduction to
the standard application of median lines (not standard trading techniques, just
standard application of sets to price action). In some ways it may be better if
the reader isn't too familiar with median line techniques, as it may be
difficult to let go of preconceived notions and open the mind up to the
somewhat out of the box approaches in this book.
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Kane Trading on:
Median Line and Fibonacci Synergy
$129.95 |
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 The 4-Point Continuation Pattern is
designed to help satisfy Critical Element number one of the 'Plan for a Trade',
the Potential Trade Area (PTA). This article introduces a new pattern developed
at Kane Trading. Although not a very common pattern, it can point to some very
useful potential trade areas when it does appear. The pattern, by the very
nature of the setup, can allow a very tight (but still technical) stop loss to
be placed. This pattern has some superficial resemblances to a triangle
pattern, but the similarities end on the surface. The article outlines a
detailed list of conditions and criteria necessary for a setup to be considered
a '4-Point Continuation Pattern'. Some of these criteria are very Fibonacci
intensive, and make use of the grouping technique from Advanced
Fibonacci Trading Concepts. The pattern seems to be equally common in
uptrends or downtrends, and can be found on essentially any timeframe. The
pattern appears not only in stocks and stock indices, but also in commodities.
For instance, one example in the article is in the dollar index. This article
should be of interest to any trader who likes patterns and Fibonacci, and who
is looking for another technique for finding potential trade
areas.
Article Level: Intermediate to
advanced
92
pages (including front matter), 66 charts, 8.5" by 11", coil
bound
Prerequisite: Advanced Fibonacci Trading
Concepts, or equivalent. Not mandatory, but strongly suggested. The
4-Point Continuation Pattern makes use of internal and external
retracements, and assumes the understanding of the concept of the Fibonacci
grouping technique. Groupings are put on chart examples without explanation of
the grouping technique, as that is outside the scope of the article. Although
the pattern in this article can be used without either Fibonacci retracements
or the Fibonacci grouping technique (by simply 'eyeing' charts, and accepting
or rejecting the pattern on a more 'holistic' overview of the setup), it is not
recommended.
Kane Trading on:
The 4-Point Continuation Pattern
$24.95 |
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 A Pattern Trade Entry Technique is
designed to help satisfy Critical Element number two of the 'Plan for a Trade',
the entry technique. Once a potential trade area is determined, the next step
is to decide on an entry technique. A Pattern Trade Entry Technique is
specifically designed for use with 5-point pattern trades as the potential
trade area (PTA). The technique makes use of a multiple timeframe concept, but
yet it is still very easy to set up and implement. The article includes
discussion on various nuances of the technique, plus observations and tips on
its application. A Pattern Trade Entry Technique is specifically designed as an
alternative to 'fading' the entry, a method commonly used by 5-point pattern
traders. The article is not written to convince the reader that this technique
(or any other entry technique) is better than 'fading' the entry. It is written
for those that have already decided they want an alternative to the fade entry.
This technique is currently setting up on about seventy percent of the 5-point
pattern trades that meet the Kane Trading criteria. The remaining trades are
entered using the techniques from Entry Techniques.
The technique is also being used at Kane Trading with The
4-Point Continuation Pattern.
Article
Level: Intermediate to advanced
54 pages (including front matter), 34 charts, 8.5" by
11", coil bound
Prerequisites: A solid knowledge of 5-point pattern
trading, as well as a thorough understanding of Fibonacci groupings techniques,
as outlined in Advanced Fibonacci Trading Concepts.
Familiarity with the techniques from Entry Techniques and
Trading ABCD Patterns would greatly enhance the
understanding and application of the technique.
Kane Trading on:
A Pattern Trade Entry Technique $13.95
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Full book set and hard copy article
package:
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Advanced Fibonacci Trading Concepts
- Entry Techniques
- Trading ABCD
Patterns
- Trailing Stops
- Multiple Timeframes and 'Context'
- Trade
Management
- A Totally New 5-Point Pattern
- Four 'New' ABCD Pattern
Variations
- Median Line and Fibonacci Synergy
- The 4-Point Continuation
Pattern
- A Pattern Trade Entry Technique
Total price: $708.45,
'rounded down' to:
$699.95 |
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Full book set and hard copy article
package,
as
outlined above, plus 4 hours of phone
support:
$799.95 |
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