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RE: Re[4]: [RT] random price moves in ES?



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Earl 
could you walk me though your "Double Fade". Just say that you are short and 
there is a confluence around the 62% rt at a price of $10. Assume the mkts is 
moving down and is at 10.50 and ultimately bottoms at 9.75 before turning up. If 
you could tell me how you would trade this under 2 senerios. The first you are 
short and are looking to exit, and the second you are flat and looking to enter 
long.

  <FONT face=Tahoma 
  size=2>-----Original Message-----From: Earl Adamy 
  [mailto:eadamy@xxxxxxxxxx]Sent: Thursday, April 11, 2002 1:57 
  PMTo: realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxSubject: Re: Re[4]: 
  [RT] random price moves in ES?"Given the large number 
  of traders who use them" is a good part of the keyhere because trade 
  entries and exits are clustered near fibs. I will addthat I _never_ place 
  an entry or exit on a fib ... I always fade it becauseI know other traders 
  fade the fibs and I don't want to be faded ... thismeans that prices will 
  generally not stop exactly on a fib.Bottom line is that I want to know 
  what other traders are looking at so Iwould have to plot fibs even if I 
  did not believe in them. Obviously, I dobelieve in them as I have used 
  them for over 15 years ... the single toolwhich I have never discarded 
  through all of my research and trials.Earl----- Original 
  Message -----From: "ztrader" <ztrader@xxxxxxxxx>To: 
  <realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>Sent: Wednesday, April 10, 2002 10:31 
  PMSubject: Re[4]: [RT] random price moves in ES?> I would 
  think that the mathematical characteristics of Fib> retracements might 
  be of great interest to traders, given the large> number of traders who 
  use them. There are many places where the fibs> are derived, with 
  connections to geometry, etc. This is just one more> part of the 
  picture, and might be of equal or greater value to traders> than the 
  simpler characteristics.>> If I'm the only one who can see how 
  this is of value, though, I'd be> quite happy to drop it - I don't want 
  to bore the list. Is that what> you are suggesting?To 
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