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The Taylor Trading Technique Explained

In order to better understand The Technique, one should read the Guide to trading TTT E-books  at least a few
times.  This document is a resume of George D. Taylor’s book " TAYLOR TRADING TECHNIQUE" and his views
of the Markets, the Concepts described in his Book and his “Book Method”.

The structure of his 3 Day Trading Cycle is:  1- Buying, 2- Selling, 3- Selling Short.

Accordingly, each day of his 3 Day Cycle is named: the “BUY Day”, the “SELL Day”  and the “SELL SHORT Day”.

Taylor quantified the market by keeping a detailed “Book” which measured the moves and the measurements
were entered manually.  

Taylor would specifically quantify:

-        Rally from the BUY Day LOW to the SELL Day HIGH and
-        Decline from the SELL SHORT Day HIGH to the BUY Day LOW

Taylor believed that one could interpret what the Smart Money was doing, by watching the Highs and Lows over
days.

Numerous discoveries were made while creating our first electronic book  and many features were added in the
current version of the  "TTT E-book". The information is easy to find all in one place and we have a better idea
of what to expect for the next trading day.

One of the discoveries was a "Positive 3 Day Rally", which revealed that over 84% of the cycles are
positive in all markets including Futures , Indexes, ForEx, Stocks, etc, even during bear markets.

A "positive cycle" is defined by the HIGH of SELL SHORT Day being greater than the LOW of the previous
BUY Day.
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Check out these examples, representing a complete 3 Day cycle in a bear trend.
Click on the buttons below for more information about each Day.
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