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Clyde,
I did read it which is why I directly asked the 
following question in a prior post, that perhaps was overlooked?
 

"Clyde,
Just a thought but if I understand your chart 
correctly, it is comparing just "the ratio of any leg to prior leg difference in 
price".
What if the prior leg has "multiple legs" down like 
the SP cash from the high 1552.87 to the Sept low 969.73 and the resulting 
reaction up leg is multiple legs? Does your study 
just cover just single swings to the prior swing and not multiple legs to 
multiple swing leg retracements?
don ewers"
 
Unless I misinterpreted the response, I believe your following reply 
was:
 
"This analysis has been run from very minor swings 
to very
major swings and the same distribution 
exists."
 
Don't get me wrong, an analysis that takes into account all multi-leg 
swings would be a very difficult endeavor, which is why I was questioning the 
analysis? 
 
I understand your point and I hope you understand mine, that the analysis 
presented is not the way fibs are frequently used by traders who use them. Take 
a look at the chart I posted (it is attached here again).  It does not seem 
like a big reach for someone to "fathom" why someone would be looking at a the 
.382 retracement level? As you have indicated it would not show up in the 
analysis that was done.
don ewers
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  Clyde Lee 
  
  To: <A 
  href="mailto:realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"; 
  title=realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 
  Sent: Monday, April 15, 2002 8:34 
AM
  Subject: Re: [RT] Fibo predictions--Don 
  E. Questions
  
  Don,
   
  It appears that you did not read the thesis for 
  the analysis which
  I performed and reported.
   
  We calculated the ratio of the length of any leg 
  to the length of the
  leg JUST PRIOR to that leg.
   
  I posted a chart showing the legs which you have 
  indicated and 
  certainly none of 
  those legs when measured relative to the prior 
  leg had anything <FONT face=Arial 
  size=2>close to a .382 ratio.
   
  What the March high to the September low has to 
  do with that
  concept of determining the ratio of one leg to 
  the prior leg
  I cannot fathom.
   
  This study compared data from turning points 
  established in a
  very specific way and not a comparison of ratios 
  that might be
  obtained by picking the control leg by one method 
  and the target
  leg by another method.
   
  This latter concept (and not the one the study 
  was based on) is
  illustrated in the attached  .gif  
  where a 144 bar detection method
  was used to establish the high/low you specified 
  and a 21 bar
  method used for the measured swings.  Long 
  way from the 
  original concept.
   
  With this approach the question arises, how do we 
  determine
  the pivot picking method for the CONTROL leg and 
  how do
  we determine the pivot picking method for the 
  TARGET pivots.
   
  Clyde
   
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    <DIV 
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    Don 
    Ewers 
    To: <A 
    href="mailto:realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"; 
    title=realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 
    Sent: Monday, April 15, 2002 7:35 
    AM
    Subject: Re: [RT] Fibo predictions--Don 
    E. Questions
    
    Clyde,
    The results you posted beg the 
    question why did the "test  analysis" run, not pick any of the 
    dates I gave, all of which were reasonably close to a .382 retracement fom 
    the primary trend down (March 2000 high to the September low)?  It 
    would appear what your technique is analysing is not what is being used in 
    trading, yet conclusions are being drawn?  How can one be so sure of 
    the facts when this simple test did not pick out 4 fairly clear 
    hits 1/7/02 (or 1/7/02, 3/8/02 or 3/11/02, 3/11/02. and 3/19/02 off the 
    primary top.  It would appear the analysis technique is not able to 
    pick off a retracement of a prior multi-leg move or am I miss interpreting 
    what you posted. The fact remains a .382 level turned back prices in 
    this isolated case and the analysis failed to pick up the 
    points?
    don ewers
     
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      <DIV 
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      Clyde 
      Lee 
      To: <A 
      href="mailto:realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"; 
      title=realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 
      Sent: Sunday, April 14, 2002 9:21 
      PM
      Subject: [RT] Fibo predictions--Don 
      E. Questions
      
      
      Before I answer Don's questions I want to 
      make it clear that I think it is time
      to end this discussion.
       
      It is clear that those of you who wish to believe 
      that FIB lines drawn on a
      chart have more validity to indicate turning points 
      than do randomly
      drawn lines will continue to believe such in the 
      face of overwhelming
      scientific evidence to the contrary.
       
      Those of you who accept the scientific method should 
      now recognize
      that a thorough study has been made and presented 
      and clearly shows
      that RANDOM lines are just as valid for picking 
      turning points as FIB
      lines.
       
      I believe that any more on this would be beating a 
      dead horse.
       
      Clyde
       
       
       
      Don asked:
       
      Could you run a simple test from 3/24/00 
      (daily) to today and tell us whether the 
      following <FONT face=Arial 
      size=2>dates came out at or near .382 retracement?
       
      Answer:----NONE ! ! !
       
      I ran the analysis using 3, 5, and 7 bar detection 
      concepts.
       
      You will note that, as expected, the smaller the 
      interval used in the
      detection the greater number of pivots are 
      detected.
       
      I have shown the dates you listed followed by the 
      dates closest on
      which we found picks by this method.
       
       
      <FONT 
      face=Arial>                               
       7 Bar Picks    5 Bar Picks    3 Bar 
      Picks1/4/02   01/02/2002   
      =0.5670         
      0.5670         
      1.14971/7/02   01/07/2002  
       =1.4340         
      1.4340         
      1.43403/8/02                                           
      3/11/02  03/11/2002  
      =1.9593         
      1.9593         
      1.95933/18/02                                          
      3/19/02  03/19/2002  
      =1.0413         
      1.0413         
      1.0413                     
      
       
      7 Bar Picks01/02/2002  6  2  
      1114.53  1164.64  1136.23  0.567001/07/2002  
      2  9  1164.64  1136.23  1176.97  
      1.434001/23/2002  9  1  1136.23  1176.97  
      1117.43  1.461501/24/2002  1  6  1176.97  
      1117.43  1139.50  0.370702/06/2002  6  0  
      1117.43  1139.50  1077.78  2.796602/14/2002  
      0  6  1139.50  1077.78  1124.72  
      0.760502/20/2002  6  0  1077.78  1124.72  
      1074.36  1.072903/11/2002  0  7  1124.72  
      1074.36  1173.03  1.959303/13/2002  7  4  
      1074.36  1173.03  1151.01  0.223203/19/2002  
      4  9  1173.03  1151.01  1173.94  
      1.041304/11/2002  9  1  1151.01  1173.94  
      1102.42  3.1191
       
      5 Bar Picks01/02/2002  6  2  1114.53  
      1164.64  1136.23  0.567001/07/2002  2  9  
      1164.64  1136.23  1176.97  1.434001/23/2002  
      9  1  1136.23  1176.97  1117.43  
      1.461501/24/2002  1  6  1176.97  1117.43  
      1139.50  0.370701/30/2002  6  0  1117.43  
      1139.50  1081.66  2.620801/31/2002  0  6  
      1139.50  1081.66  1130.21  0.839402/06/2002  
      6  0  1081.66  1130.21  1077.78  
      1.079902/14/2002  0  6  1130.21  1077.78  
      1124.72  0.895302/20/2002  6  0  1077.78  
      1124.72  1074.36  1.072903/11/2002  0  7  
      1124.72  1074.36  1173.03  1.959303/13/2002  
      7  4  1074.36  1173.03  1151.01  
      0.223203/19/2002  4  9  1173.03  1151.01  
      1173.94  1.041303/26/2002  9  1  1151.01  
      1173.94  1131.61  1.846103/28/2002  1  6  
      1173.94  1131.61  1154.45  0.539604/11/2002  
      6  0  1131.61  1154.45  1102.42  2.2780
       
      3 Bar Picks01/02/2002  9  1  1139.93  
      1164.64  1136.23  1.149701/07/2002  1  7  
      1164.64  1136.23  1176.97  1.434001/23/2002  
      7  1  1136.23  1176.97  1117.43  
      1.461501/24/2002  1  6  1176.97  1117.43  
      1139.50  0.370701/30/2002  6  0  1117.43  
      1139.50  1081.66  2.620801/31/2002  0  6  
      1139.50  1081.66  1130.21  0.839402/06/2002  
      6  0  1081.66  1130.21  1077.78  
      1.079902/14/2002  0  6  1130.21  1077.78  
      1124.72  0.895302/20/2002  6  0  1077.78  
      1124.72  1074.36  1.072903/11/2002  0  7  
      1124.72  1074.36  1173.03  1.959303/13/2002  
      7  4  1074.36  1173.03  1151.01  
      0.223203/19/2002  4  9  1173.03  1151.01  
      1173.94  1.041303/26/2002  9  1  1151.01  
      1173.94  1131.61  1.846103/28/2002  1  6  
      1173.94  1131.61  1154.45  0.539604/08/2002  
      6  0  1131.61  1154.45  1111.79  
      1.867804/10/2002  0  6  1154.45  1111.79  
      1131.76  0.4681
       
       
      
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      -Clyde Lee   
      Chairman/CEO          (Home 
      of SwingMachine)SYTECH 
      Corporation          email: 
      clydelee@xxxxxxxxxxxx  
      7910 Westglen, Suite 105       
      Office:    (713) 783-9540Houston,  TX  
      77063               
      Fax:    (713) 783-1092Details 
      at:                      
      www.theswingmachine.com- 
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        <DIV 
        style="BACKGROUND: #e4e4e4; FONT: 10pt arial; font-color: black">From: 
        Don 
        Ewers 
        To: <A 
        href="mailto:realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"; 
        title=realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 
        Sent: Sunday, April 14, 2002 11:30 
        AM
        Subject: Re: Re[6]: [RT] Fibo 
        predictions
        
        Clyde,
        Your reply below would indicate that 
        multiple leg moves and retracements are taken into account if I 
        understand it correctly?
         
        Could you run a simple test from 3/24/00 
        (daily) to today and tell us whether the following dates came out at or 
        near .382 retracement?
        1/4/02
        1/7/02
        3/8/02
        3/11/02
        3/18/02
        3/19/02
         
        I too use fibs frequently, in fact it is 
        hard to look a chart and not see hits that occur along with other things 
        I use.  Makes me a bit concerned that the analysis "may" not be 
        doing what it is supposed to be doing.  Can you do this simple test 
        to put my mind at ease about the above and post the output results in 
        text fashion (to see if these are picked up as .382 or thereabouts) and 
        by a similar chart to see the distribution?
        Thanks in advance,
        don ewers
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