Class Outline

Trading the Markets with
Fibonacci Time and Price Analysis

Beginners-Advanced Traders
Carolyn Boroden—"Synchronicity Market Timing"

Carolyn Boroden is a Commodity Trading Advisor and Technical Analyst who has been involved in the trading industry since 1978. Her background includes working on the major trading floors including the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, the CBOT , NYFE and COMEX. She taught a segment of the Chicago Commodity Boot Camp seminars for 4 years on advanced trading techniques using Fibonacci ratios on both the time and price axis of the market. She has also lectured for the Market Technicians Association on technique. She currently runs a trading advisory service in Scottsdale, AZ for both institutional and individual clients focusing on Stock Indices and Financial Futures.

Learn to make your own investment decisions from Day Trading to long term position trading based on an advanced technical analysis method. This methodology uses "Market Geometry" to define low risk, well defined trading opportunities in both the Stock and Commodity markets with approximately 65-70% accuracy. This class will be valuable from beginner to advanced students of the market.

1) Basic review of bar Charts

a) What is a bar chart.

b) How a chart is used in technical analysis

2) The Fibonacci # Series in Nature, Architecture and the Markets

a) Who and what is Fibonacci??

b) Where is Fibonacci found??

b) How this mathematical series is applied to the markets

3) Using Fibonacci ratios for Price Analysis

a) Fibonacci price retracements

b) Fibonacci price extensions

c) Fibonacci price projections

d) Symmetry/Time and Price Balance vs. Overbalance

4) Using Fibonacci ratios for Time Analysis

a) How to use Time Projections from prior key highs and lows in the market to

predict future changes in trend.

5) When time and price come together

a) Time and Price Squaring (Direct & Complex)

b) Coincidence of Time Clusters and Price Clusters

6) Setting up low risk high probability trades

a) Defining Trend for the time period you are trading

b) Defining Risk/Reward

c) Entry strategies

d) Exit strategies

e) Money Management (stop loss orders, trailing stops &multiple

contracts& trading objectives)

f) Trading Psychology