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Brian,
Have you tried to lay up an ellipse on those same charts? Using a curve
fitted ellipse might give you a support and a resistanc for
a given swing. and since the geometry is as in the past the future, the
swing low to high ellipse will be related by some kind of geometrical
propotion. Excell has an ellipse function that you can just overlay over
your parabola. Which by the way is a neat idea.
Don Thompson
----- Original Message -----
From: "BL" <blee7@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Monday, August 20, 2001 11:18 PM
Subject: [RT] 10 Year T-Notes
> These two charts represent non-linear support and resistance of 10-Year
> T-Notes Futures. Please allow some additional time to load the .pdf
files.
> Both curves use the same proprietary formula defined by two pivot points.
> It appears 105 apprears to be the current "line-in-the-sand" support
level.
>
> http://www.hitech-analytics.com/10yr_t_notes_resistance.pdf
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> http://www.hitech-analytics.com/10yr_t_notes_support.pdf
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> - Brian
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> Disclaimer: This message and charts do not indicate trading advice of any
> kind. There is substantial risk in trading futures which is not limited
to
> the risk capital pledged as margin.
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