Geometry of the Market - Free online course with Mieczysław Siudek

Market Geometry is a unique approach to technical analysis of financial markets, which is based on measuring individual price impulses in order to gain an advantage over other market participants. Powered by WD Ganna the method has been developed and supplemented with further elements by traders such as Robert Miner, Scott Carney or Bryce Gilmore. The Polish icon of Market Geometry is undoubtedly Mieczysław Siudek, a trader with over twenty years of experience and an apprentice of Bryce Gilmore, who, in cooperation with Dom Maklerski X-Trade Brokers has created a complete, free online course in Market Geometry. 

Does it make sense to use elements of Market Geometry in technical analysis? I will answer right away - YES. But not the same as in previous years. Can I benefit from knowing Geometry? YES. Elements of Geometry can be included in your trading plan, they can be one of its basic elements (...) In the first decade of this century I was a participant in Bryce Gilmore's trading room and learned Market Geometry directly from him. A lot has changed in the markets since then, and that's why Geometry doesn't always perform as well. There are market phases, in the trend phase, where geometry and correction circuits work very well and you can build an effective investment strategy on their basis. The geometry of the market gives us an additional advantage - convinces Mieczysław Siudek in the introductory material to the course.   

What will you find in the Market Geometry course with Mieczysław Siudek? 

Part I 

Introduction to the geometry of the market 

• Price geometry, time geometry and space geometry - why is it so important? 
• Inside ratio, reverse cross, double cross - harmonic systems giving a market advantage
• An introduction to trading based on the geometry of the market

Part II 

Market trend and structure 

• A geometric view of the trend - is it worth looking at individual candles? 
• Impulse and corrective movement - learn to read the market
• 1: 1 correction and overbalance rule
• A multidimensional view of the market

Part 3 

Fixed plays based on a 1: 1 correction 

• How to use the 1: 1 adjustment pattern in your trading? 
• Where to look for places where there may be a clash between supply and demand?
• When to play in line with the trend and when to play for its breakthrough? 
• How to control risk using the principles of market geometry? 

Part 4 

Let's build a trading plan 

• Elements of a good trading plan and its adjustment to the trader's character
• Trader's triad - elements necessary for profitable trading on the markets
• How to create a complete trading plan? 
• Some advice from a professional trader