Jim Kane – Median Line and Fibonacci Synergy

Jim Kane – Median Line and Fibonacci Synergy

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

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.