Using Fibonacci to Determine Whether the Current Move is a Correction or a Change in Trend
By Mark Braun   
April 16, 2010

Title:Using Fibonacci to Determine Whether the Current Move is a Correction or a Change in Trend

Speaker:Mark Braun

Company: MJBraun.net

Often during the trading session we see a possible reversal from key support or resistance points. This webinar will cover how to determine whether we’re seeing the start of a true reversal or just a correction before the original trend is likely to resume. The focus will be on Fibonacci Timing factors on the intraday index charts, but these same techniques apply to a wide variety of markets and timeframes.


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Attendees will learn:

  • How to identify the current trend and targets
  • The difference between timing for the end of a trending move vs. timing for the termination of a correction.  An advanced Fibonacci technique
  • Simple Fibonacci time and price tools and how to apply them to your charts for best results
  • Exactly what to look for to confirm that a short term move is actually the start of a longer term trend

An active trader for over a decade, for the past 6 years Mark Braun has been helping other traders to find high probability trading opportunities using Fibonacci Price and Time analysis and momentum indicators.  He runs a daily update service covering a variety of markets, and an intraday chat room with live charts and commentary on ES, TF, YM, ZB and Forex currency pairs.  He specializes in trading with the trend on a variety of timeframes.



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