My satisfaction always came from beating the market, solving the puzzle. The money was the reward, but it was not the main reason I loved the market (Jess Livermore)
Can you share how you determine & interpret the black (fib?) arc in the lower right of the chart? Thx!
To size the Fibarc, I use the top to bottom of previous hi-lo or the hi-lo of the arc itself. Once I have the size, I place the inner arc (left side) to the start of the arc (price). I look for the highest correlation. In this instance, the prior move in price had a higher correlation with the arc. The Fib tools work in perfect symmetry if you know where to put them (typically on the start to finish of actual waves). Notice how the Fibfan directs price through the 4 wave. I've seen larger waves over periods of months stay directly correlated with their Fibfan...
So what would be the corresponding count on SPX/Y? Thanks.
Hi TJ, I am not sure not trading these days - prefer sun chill and girls
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My satisfaction always came from beating the market, solving the puzzle. The money was the reward, but it was not the main reason I loved the market (Jess Livermore)
six9ine wrote:To size the Fibarc, I use the top to bottom of previous hi-lo or the hi-lo of the arc itself. Once I have the size, I place the inner arc (left side) to the start of the arc (price). I look for the highest correlation. In this instance, the prior move in price had a higher correlation with the arc. The Fib tools work in perfect symmetry if you know where to put them (typically on the start to finish of actual waves). Notice how the Fibfan directs price through the 4 wave. I've seen larger waves over periods of months stay directly correlated with their Fibfan...
Appreciate the response. Do you ever find the fib arcs useful for timing, or just support/resistance?
The trendline connecting the August 2011 lows at 1101 and 1121 has had my attention for months & the following seem to jive pretty nicely with your observations about fib fans: