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Charts Illustrating Andrews Median Line
a.k.a Andrews Pitchfork

Charts Updated August 18, 2008

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USD/CAD 240 minute chart

I thought I would show a chart illustrating the techniques for figuring probabilities as I described in my book, Price NEAR the Median Line; What are the Probabilities? Does this Median Line thing really work? Well as most of you know Dr. Andrews believed price returned to the Median Line 80% of the time after making three alternate pivots.

On the USD/CAD chart above of price action since last March/April, I drew in Median Lines at each swing high and low and determined if price did indeed reach the Median Line and if it did - what did it do: reverse? gap/plunge through? or consolidate?

Price did indeed reach the Median Line 9 out of 12 times (75%).
Price REVERSED at the Median Line 5 out of 9 times (56%).
Price GAP/PLUNGED through the Median Line 2 out of 9 times (22%).
Price CONSOLIDATED around the Median Line 2 out of 9 times (22%).
Price FAILED to reach the Median Line 3 out of 12 time (25%).

Note: Some of the lines trailed off to the right of the chart and I had to leave them off for sake of clarity.

So, what do you think - does this thing called the Median Line really work???

USD/CAD Daily Chart

08/17/08: I drew in an orange modified Schiff Median Line that has been tested multiple times. Price has zoomed or plunged through the orange Median Line and has since come back to revisit the ML.

Price has also zoomed through the blue Median Line and now appears to be consolidating around the ML.

Both of these ML's suggest higher prices from here - perhaps after price "rests" and consolidates around the ML's.



EUR/CAD 20 Minute Chart

EUR/CAD 20 Minute Chart - CLOSE UP

08/18/08: Notice how price has been near perfectly contained within the downsloping red Median Line set. Price temporarily broke through the lower Median Line parallel, so I added a sliding parallel. I added a sliding parallel above the upper Median line parallel equidistant as the sliding parallel is below the lower Median Line parallel.

Price is cycling perfectly in the Median Line set, just a little "wider" now.

I drew in a blue Median Line set and price appears to be contained. Price reversed at an area of confluence at the red sliding parallel and blue upper Median Line parallel. Now, it appears price has reversed again at the confluence of the red sliding parallel and the blue Median Line.

Price has now reached a decision point. Back down into the red Median Line set, or is it time to break upward? The areas of confluence suggest lower prices back down to the red Median Line or lower.


AUD/CAD Daily Chart

EUR/USD 240 minute forex chart 08/17/08: Price has tested the Median Line set a couple of times. Price has now reversed at the Median Line. We will see if price finds support at the lower Median Line parallel.



S&P 500

S&P 500 Andrews Median Line Pitchfork 08/17/08: Price moved up through the orange upper Median Line parallel - on to the orange sliding parallel or the green upper Median Line parallel.

08/10/08: I added the orange Median Line and upper Median Line parallel to see if price decides to head up and test that line. Price tested the upper Median Line parallel early in June. Price did fail to reach the Median Line, so I drew in a sliding parallel above the Median Line and another above the upper Median Line parallel equidistant to the sliding parallel above the Median Line.

At this point we would expect price to head upward toward either the orange upper Median Line parallel, the green downsloping upper Median Line parallel or the orange sliding parallel. We would then look for signs of weakness or reversal as price reaches each of the lines. If no signs of weakness are present - price will likely continue upward toward the next line.

Jay sent me a chart of the NQ e-mini with a similar pitchfork, so I thought I would add it to the S&P 500 chart. Thanks, Jay!

Earlier comments: Here is a chart I have been watching. The S&P 500 has been reasonably contained within the downsloping red Median Line set. I have a longer term upsloping light blue Median Line set as well. I recently drew in the downsloping green Median Line - notice I did not draw in the Median Line parallels. It was interesting that the red, blue, and green lines all met at about 1125 - notice the white circle.

If price remains within the boundaries of the red Median Line set, which it has for, well, nearly a year, we will see if it still has power.

The green Median Line has not been tested or shown much yet. I just found it interested how all the lines seem to be drawn together towards the end of August/beginning of September around 1125.









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