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Research method

Median line

Median line is a canonical archive-taxonomy method; this registry entry defines its inputs, output and use boundary.

Output
Signal
Input
OHLC price structure and chart scale
Horizon
From intraday to several weeks
Best use
Turn a repeatable chart condition into a falsifiable trade hypothesis.
Conceptual

Registry evidence level: conceptual. This is a navigation record, not a performance claim.

  • Input: OHLC price structure and chart scale.
  • Output: signal.
  • Use boundary: Turn a repeatable chart condition into a falsifiable trade hypothesis.
The archive

Where the method has been read

Read in the archive21 readings

1985Constructing median lines from graded pivotsTrend and channels1986Constructing median and action-reaction lines from pivotsTrend and channels1989Median line construction from three market turnsTrend and channels1990A failed median-line test marks the start of wave threeWaves and ratios1995Constructing three-pivot median-line channelsTrend and channels1996Median-line pitchfork construction for trend and reversal testsTrend and channels2000Nested median-line channels as falsifiable swing testsTrend and channels2002Median-line versus speed-resistance on one trendTrend and channels2003Independent witnesses: a median-line miss, a breadth average, and volume bandsIndicators and filters2012Constructing oblique trendlines and median-line channelsTrend and channels2013Gold futures wave four, competing complexes, and written ratio testsWaves and ratios2013The weekly 1-2-3 map as a permission layerWaves and ratios2014Measured-move and daily pivot price-projection constructionTrend and channels2014Calling a cycle end with range bars, median lines, and FibonacciWaves and ratios2014Constructing median-line channels from a pivotTrend and channels2015Building reaction zones with swings and median linesWaves and ratios2016Median-line far parallel as a precommitted exitTrend and channels2017How high is high: Elliott wave landmarksWaves and ratios2017A three-layer veto for a suspected third-wave highWaves and ratios2020Basic chart rules for Nasdaq trend reversalsTrend and channels2020Stacking wave counts, retracements, and median linesWaves and ratios
This registry entry describes a research method. It is not investment advice and does not make a performance claim.