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What Is Fixed Line Trading?
Fixed Line Trading is a simple concept of using a "Rigid Line" in the sand to help determine when a stock or market is:

• Set-up to have a big move
• Likely to rest and consolidate
• Is overbought or oversold, likely to stop trending, and may reverse significantly

By defining market conditions and patterns that are based on volatility and consolidation and then representing the market's current inflection points visually with a horizontal line you are able to easily determine a Bullish, Bearish, or Neutral Bias in a market or stock.

TONIGHT - Class is Tuesday, February 23rd

What You Will Learn:

• Fixed Line Foundation: The simple rules that define where and how you will identify the market conditions that provide powerful trading opportunities.

• Momentum Areas: Price levels from which a stock is likely to either reverse or accelerate in a big way!
• The Z's: After a stock experiences this volatile pattern it will take a rest, consolidate. If you are a momentum trader this will tell you to stay away, but if you like to trading reversals in a range bound market this pattern is a great place to find candidates.
• Key Consolidations: If a stock or market consolidates within a specific range, at a specific price level, and for a certain amount of time, you will classify it as a Key Consolidation. This pattern is perfect for momentum traders looking for big intra-day breakouts up or down.
• Glass Ceilings and Floors - Key Exit Areas When a market accelerates up or down too fast it's momentum gets exhausted. In this course you'll learn how to anticipate the price at which a stock's momentum will stall and or reverse. Use this to take profits or trade the reversal!
A Special Trailing Stop!
• Trend Steps for Swings: Swing traders... This pattern will give you a simple, 100% rules based, trailing stop for positions you want to hold as long as the momentum continues!

Why Focus On Fixed Line Trading?
Fixed Line Trading Will:

• Simplify the way you finds entries, exits, scales, stops and targets because...
  All 5 patterns have only a few criteria, and can be easily identified by your trained eye.
• Focus you on patterns that can be...
  ...defined easily
  ...and then refined to match your specific trading style
  ...and finally made your own so you'll have a greater chance of following it as part of you trading plan.
• Help you define your edge using a simple indicator.
• Enhance your existing trading set-ups because...
  It clearly defines a bullish, and bearish bias that you can use as a confirmation that you are trading with the markets' short term direction

Trading Fixed Line Patterns Will Help You Know:

1. The type of patterns you want to trade
2. Why you want to trade the specific pattern
3. The rules to trade the pattern based on your style of trading