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Re: [amibroker] Fib projections



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Joe:
 
Agree completely.  Miner, I think, popularized 
this Fibonacci tool, and some may recognize it by his term "alternate price 
projection."  I find that APP often is more significant than standard 
retracement/expansion/extension measures.
 
Bill
 
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From: "Joe Maywood" <<A 
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Sent: Friday, October 17, 2003 4:03 
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Subject: Re: [amibroker] Fib 
projections
> 
Hello Ken,> > Friday, October 17, 2003, 2:16:55 PM, you 
wrote:> > KC> The fib drawing tool can be configured to show 
fib extensions as well as> KC> retracements. Draw a fib retracement as 
per the help file between two> KC> points.  Position your cursor 
over some part of the fib lines and the> KC> cursor will turn into a 4 
arrow cursor.  Double click to open the> KC> settings box.  
Click on the tab labeled Fibonacci and you will be able> KC> to set 
extension ratios, such as 127.2, 161.8, 268.8 etc.  There is a> 
KC> check box labeled "Show extensions" that must be checked to see 
these.> > KC> Hope this helps.> > Ken,> 
> Actually a fib projection is different than a fib extension which 
is> what you are describing. An extension is a > 1.0 retracement from 
the> same two points that you would use for a standard 
retracement.> A projection, on the other hand, requires 3 points, two for 
the distance> being projected and a third to position the start of the 
projection.> > While this can be done, by doing a "reverse" 
retracement and dragging> the whole fib structure to the appropriate 
starting position (making> sure you don't have snap to price on) its very 
tedious.> > I mentioned this, amongst similar enhancements, to 
Tomasz a while back> and really didn't get any firm commitment. There are 
a number of drawing> tools like this that would really benefit us 
discretionary traders, but> the system traders in the group, by far, have 
the loudest voice...> > - Joe> > > > 
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