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And when the term Inverse is added to harmonic mirror, the reference is to a
plotting technique where all members of the harmonic mirror system are
plotted 90 degrees to the original lines. What empirircal studies have
shown, is that the harmonic mirror lines follow uptrending stock, commodity,
index prices. And the Inverse Harmonic Mirror lines follow the Bearish
price lines. The inverse also refers to the change of a plotting parameter
from 1 to -1.
BobR
----- Original Message -----
From: <MRLYNNG@xxxxxxx>
To: <realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Thursday, March 02, 2000 1:07 PM
Subject: [RT] Re: GEN - more astro trivia
> In a message dated 03/02/2000 12:42:46 PM Pacific Standard Time,
> bobrabcd@xxxxxxxxxxxxx writes:
>
> << perhaps there is some double negatives in inverse
> harmonic mirror and it should read harmonic mirror. >>
> ******************************************************
> Harmonics indicate the number of degrees between 2 points or planets
relative
> to a circle of 360 degrees. 360 divided by 4 (4th Harmonic) = every 90
deg
> which is 90, 180, 270 and back to 360. If a planet is at 12 deg Pisces 30
> min such as the Sun is today, this is equivalent to 342 deg 30 min or
342.5
> degrees. The mirror technique allows you to see the relationship of the
> planet from BOTH the shortest and longest way back to 360 degrees. Thus
> 342.5 is only 17.5 degrees from 360 so we can use either 342.5 or -17.5 to
> describe the position of the Sun.
>
> Notice that when applied to price, the results at one specific moment are
the
> same. For the S&P add 1080 (3*360) to 342.5 to get 1422.50. For the
mirror,
> start with one level higher (usually) or 4*360=1440 and subtract 17.5 to
get
> the same answer of 1422.50. If you start from the same starting point of
> 1080 + 17.5, you will get an answer of 1097.50 which currently is too far
> from the price action to be of value.
> Lynn
>
>
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