| APR 1991
Price As A Trading Tool by Robert Miner
Price As A Trading Tool by Robert Miner A complete approach to trading requires the trader to analyze the market from all perspectives. The three important dimensions of market activity are time, price and pattern. If a trader does not include all three perspectives of market activity as part of his analysis, trading is likely to suffer. Price relationships indicate in advance narrow price zones that are particularly important to any individual market. Every trader should be aware of three important price relationships relative to market activity: Price Cycle Ratios, swing price relationships and price percentage change relationships. Any of these price relationships may result in at least temporary support or resistance. More important price objectives will result when a coincidence of price relationships will occur from one or more of the three methods. Please take note that these price relationships are all determined in advance, so that the trader will be prepared in advance for price zones where support and resistance may unfold. PRICE CYCLE RATIOS Price Cycle Ratios (PCR) are divisions of a price cycle by important ratios. One aspect of Price Cycle Ratios traders should be familiar with are ratio retracements, which is the percentage relationship of a countertrend move or correction relative to the preceding trend swing.
by Robert Miner
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