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Bill:
There really is a long-winded answer and I'll post that later this week,
since I have been slaving over the article...but the simple answer
is...well...simple and just as valid:
13 minute charts are a time frame that suits my style--I don't chart any
smaller than that. Why not 15 min charts? 13 minutes is a fib number [more
on that in the article]and is also not watched by as many people as 15
minute charts are--so that's 13 minutes.
39 minutes? The simple answer is most people watch 45 min charts or 60 min
charts. I use the 13 period and wanted a multiple of that, so a 39 period
works for me.
It ain't rocket science. I don't wear a holy robe...But it does work for my
purposes.
Tim
At 07:46 PM 3/5/01 +0000, you wrote:
>Tim - good to hear from you, but can you have a shot at an answer to my
>question, "Why a 39 min chart?"
>
>Thanks for the personal note - we keep our fingers crossed that the F&M
>outbreak does not reach us and the two flanking farms, here in
>Buckinghamshire, but it's not good news all round, I'm afraid, with new
>cases being reported every day...
>
>Bill
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