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	<title>Comments on: Five Fibonacci Tricks</title>
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		<title>By: Bob Martin</title>
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		<dc:creator>Bob Martin</dc:creator>
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		<description>Very nice graphics used to make your points. I just wanted to say that in the early 1980&#039;s, system sellers were using fibonacci golden ratios to predict the exact time of a turning point. For example if it was 11 days between highs, you would multiply 11 times 1.68=18.48 days. So in 18 days the market would turn. If it was in a down trend in 18 days...buy. And if in a up trend in 18 days...sell. This was 30 years ago when I played with it for fun. I would measure time from highs to highs, lows to low, high to lows, and lows to highs. I would also use .68 as a multiplier.  I ended up with a bunch a points in the future and if different measurements were giving me the same turning point day, it was a pretty good forecaster.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<div style="background-color:#FFFFCC !important"><p>Very nice graphics used to make your points. I just wanted to say that in the early 1980&#8217;s, system sellers were using fibonacci golden ratios to predict the exact time of a turning point. For example if it was 11 days between highs, you would multiply 11 times 1.68=18.48 days. So in 18 days the market would turn. If it was in a down trend in 18 days&#8230;buy. And if in a up trend in 18 days&#8230;sell. This was 30 years ago when I played with it for fun. I would measure time from highs to highs, lows to low, high to lows, and lows to highs. I would also use .68 as a multiplier.  I ended up with a bunch a points in the future and if different measurements were giving me the same turning point day, it was a pretty good forecaster.</p>
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