Profitable Patterns for Stock Trading
by Larry Pesavento
This book is very similar in content to Fibonacci Ratios with Pattern Recognition. The main difference is this book includes stock charts and stock indices for the student wishing to trade stocks and stock indices using these patterns and methods. All ten patterns including the bonus pattern are included in this hardcover book. One of my goals in writing this book is to expose you to the subject of ancient geometry. If this material can stimulate your interest in the subject, then introducing you to the subject will have been worthwhile.
Over the past 20 years the use and misuse of the Fibonacci Summation series has proliferated to the point that commentators on the nation's TV business channels are now resident experts. I lay no claim to being an expert. I have, however, studied the subject of Fibonacci numbers extensively, especially how it relates to trading. I have always taken the pragmatic position that if I could not use what I was studying to help in trading, then I was not interested in pursuing it any further. If this material can stimulate your interest in the subject, then introducing you to the subject will have been worthwhile...
The pattern recognition methodology illustrated in the text will be of interest to anyone that has ever traded using technical charts. I can say with confidence that there are very few who have researched patterns to the extent I have. Some of the references date back to the early 1900s. Each of these patterns is based on ratio and proportion. A technical chart is nothing more than a road map with a price and time axis. These patterns repeat with a great deal of regularity. Some of my best students have been airline pilots. They seem to approach trading like they approach flying, following a flight plan. The similarities to trading are numerous.
Finally, one of my goals in writing this book is to expose you to the subject of ancient geometry. Fibonacci numbers are an integral part of the numbers that make up the subject of their origin in the cosmos. I will not spend a significant amount of time relating my experiences in astro-harmonics research. The subject is too vast for me to consider here. More importantly, it is not necessary for profitable trading.
Table of Contents
Introduction
Harmonic and Vibratory Numbers
Geometrics of a Price Chart
The Primary Patterns
Classical Chart Patterns Using Ratio and Proportion
