A quick and dirty list of links of what I’ve found to be terrifically interesting and useful trading resources. By no means comprehensive, it’s simply a starting point if you’re looking for trading inspiration in general and Fibonacci methods, strategies and info.

Websites

Trader-X Blog

This is where I first came upon Fibonacci Retracements & Extensions in use for execution. This is an old blogger page that was active from early 2000’s to around 2012. He left it up for anyone who found it valuable and this is what the internet was about back then: sharing and learning.

He posted charts almost daily to show his (and other’s) trades, with entries and exits marked, along with the the Fib levels used (prior day high/low; 30-minute opening range, etc.) and these are a goldmine in themselves. The link above takes you to the welcome page with some key links. Check them out. A few key ones:

• http://traderx.blogspot.com/2009/02/how-i-trade-revised-february-2009.html
• http://traderx.blogspot.com/2008/10/fibonacci-lines-indicators-and-holy.html#links

Paracurve Trading

A goldmine of thoughtful, well-written articles/posts about the nitty-gritty how-to analyze Price and Structure through various lenses and methods. Steve W. wrote some bangers and occasionally he’ll post something new. These posts helped me look at Price Action in a different way, spurred me to think and draw and chart and erase it all and try again.

Trading is reps. Trying many things and then narrowing down. Filtering, focusing. And then doing it over and over until you build the calluses.

Some of the above-mentioned bangers. Let these serve as a starting point:

• Mechanical Trend Trading Strategy: Adaptive Entries Using Acceleration Launchpads
• Becoming a Fluent Chart Reader – Clarity in Price Action
• Measured Moves on Trendline Breaks: Price Objectives, Redesigned
• The 101 Guide to Inner Trendlines
• Measured Moves Trading the First Drive or Range Reversal