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RE: [RT] Fib Levels and Fib Spread sheets



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could 
you explain how these fib moving average are derived as I am not familiar with 
combining Fib and moving averages

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  size=2>-----Original Message-----From: Steve Karnish 
  [mailto:kernish@xxxxxxxxxxxx]Sent: Thursday, April 11, 2002 12:15 
  PMTo: realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxSubject: Re: [RT] Fib 
  Levels and Fib Spread sheets
  LIst,
   
  I've used fib moving averages to "frame" the 
  market for the past half-dozen years.  Although, I prefer strictly 
  mechanical approaches (past 25 years), the fib moving averages tell a "story" 
  that, at times, can be very interesting.  Since the word "confluence" has 
  entered the discussion, I thought I might post an observation:
   
  When fib moving averages converge and narrow to a 
  adnormally small range, large moves are just around the corner.  Note the 
  convergence of the week of Nov. 5th in cocoa and the same for heating oil in 
  late February.  
   
  Fairly subjective, but the multi-colored lines 
  are sure pretty.  Besides that, the "convergence" of these moving 
  averages have "launched and tanked" many a move since I've been paying 
  attention.
   
  Take care,
   
  Steve
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    size=2>Confluence is the key word here.
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    size=2>But not alone confluence of fib retracements. 
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    size=2>Confluenece for me means a point (or area) where at least 3 studies 
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    size=2>Then wait for market reaction.
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      size=2>-----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----Von: Lee Morris 
      [mailto:LMorris@xxxxxxxxxx]Gesendet: Donnerstag, 11. April 2002 
      15:03An: realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxBetreff: RE: 
      [RT] Fib Levels and Fib Spread sheets
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      size=2>The issue with fibs is that a retracement will likely stop at a fib 
      level but which one. I have found some success at drawing a gann fan or 
      box from the pivot and very often one of the lines will go right though 
      one of the fib levels. More often then not that seems to be the level 
      where we get a turn. I also have had luck at finding the confluence of 
      multiple fibs as good support.
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      size=2>I am trying to improve a way to better track these confluence 
      points and am just starting to consider building a simple spread sheet to 
      track the fib levels from multiple swings and compile the confluence 
      points. Has anyone else done this and have a spread sheet that they would 
      be willing to share with the group.
      
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        size=2>-----Original Message-----From: rjv 
        [mailto:rjv@xxxxxxxxxx]Sent: Thursday, April 11, 2002 1:04 
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        ztraderSince the RT list is about trading, 
        which I would assume includesmethodologies, then fib relationships 
        should be a valid discussion. Ifor one use them as a major tool and 
        would be very happy to see howothers may use these relationships in 
        all their forms as applied to bothprice and time. So, even if it's 
        just you and I, ztrader, I think we canconverse on the 
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