Yuri Shramenko – Market Geometry Techniques

YURI SHRAMENKO – MARKET GEOMETRY TECHNIQUES

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From the beginning:

by Yuri Shramenko

There may be a few secrets to trading.

We can use the techniques here to make an analogy to education. Before market geometry, an elementary school trader would use statistical methods of technical analysis or use advisors and newsletters to trade the markets. High School level chart patterns with volume reading and methods such as Elliot Wave and certain Fibonacci Timing techniques can be considered as you are dealing directly with market structure but also dealing with subjective interpretation of price waves.

The Fib-Fan Projection technique is easy to understand and apply. It will give you an advantage over most swing-traders, especially for day-traders who trade for the larger swings of the day and short-term swing-traders. It’s best used in markets that show simple wave sequences.

The GS Timer technique is similar to graduate school, where you will begin to call swings in markets and find dynamic support-resistance levels that most traders believe is impossible. It is intended to be used in markets that already have a trend.

The technique is called the Pitchfork Angles. It can be used on any market other than a flat market. It’s ideal to use it on two timeframes even when opposite trends are happening in those timeframes. It will take you a few weeks to get to the upper tier of successful traders if you work with it every day. It’s a key that opens the door to master trader status.

As shown in the last example, the Fib Price Expansion technique will give you valuable information as to where a trend will congest, facilitating profit-taking, and often the weak link in the trading process.

What these techniques have in common is that they combine price and time in a formula-less manner to present you tradeable market information without the use of statistics. Market geometry shows you when trends will change and hidden support-resistance levels. This information comes from the current market structure. Swing-trading, where one trades the smallest trend channels found in the timeframe you are monitoring, is the best way to facilitate trading. I have tested these techniques on stock-index data as far back as the 1930’s and in grains as far back as the 1960’s. The accuracy is the same over and over again.

You can apply these techniques to daily and weekly charts. If you never day-trade, please use 30-min charts. It is appropriate for overnight swing-trading to have more information offered by the markets in the 30-min timeframe. To truly master swing-trading with these techniques, I urge you to apply them to several timeframes. Several timeframes agree that you will get the largest moves in the shortest time. They work very well in just one time period. My goal is to help you become a master trader.

I present these techniques using MetaStock, Fibonacci Trader, and Galactic Trader. I am sure other charting software can do the drawing work. If you can’t apply the Pitchfork Angles technique with your software, switch to another one soon.

I hope this leads to you becoming a master trader. You will look at the traditional technical analysis methods with disbelief that you have never used them before. I am interested in your success if you email me your questions and concerns.