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Fascinating.
May come back to this.
Fascinating.
May come back to this.
HackimerRob
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Grayson, you posted at exactly 12:00 AM!
Grayson, you posted at exactly 12:00 AM!
HackimerRob
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Welcome Rialb! thanks for your post, quite interesting.
I find it amazing that all of this math seems to stem from natural coincidences, even though it's man-made.
Also things like the Fibonacci sequence being found in nature ALL OVER.
it boggles my mind, and it seems there are so many "secrets" to nature that science may know, but not understand yet.
Welcome Rialb! thanks for your post, quite interesting.
I find it amazing that all of this math seems to stem from natural coincidences, even though it's man-made.
Also things like the Fibonacci sequence being found in nature ALL OVER.
it boggles my mind, and it seems there are so many "secrets" to nature that science may know, but not understand yet.
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If you're asking about a Fibonacci sequence it starts with 1. You take the current number and add the previous number to it to get the next number. The start of the sequence has 1 repeat itself because the initial "1" has no number or a zero is assumed to be the previous number. So the Fib. sequence is 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55, 89, 144, etc.
Fibonacci relationships show up all over financial markets, and Fib. is used in market analysis, projected tops, bottoms, determination of bifurcation points, etc. There are a number of technical analysis software programs that have heavy Fibonacci applications. Fibonacci also produces "fractal" patterns in nature (snail shells, hurricanes, galaxies, the human body is full of fractals, trees, shorelines, etc.) as well as financial markets.
Elliot Wave Principal is a good place to learn more about all of this. Ralph Nelson Elliot came up with the wave principal while studying stock market patterns back in the 1930's. He found that markets follow patterns, and the patterns had Fibonacci relationships, and the patterns were fractal in nature.
He also discovered that the patterns in financial markets are reflected in social mood, culture and economic cycles. What's amazing in Elliot's discovery is that changes in social mood, and cultural changes can be predicted by patterns revealed in the stock market. The stock market is a leading indicator of the prevailing social mood and the economy. Based on the topping patterns in the major indices since the first quarter of this year, it appears that the social mood and the economy are heading for a severe downturn over the coming months and years (until sometime in 2006).
There's a free tutorial on the Elliot Wave Principal, Fibonacci and fractal patterns available at the Elliot Wave International website. http://www.elliotwave.com There are a couple of great books that tie all of this together, especially the cultural effects and social mood shifts that go along with the whole process. Check at books written by Robert Prechter, Jr. Fascinating stuff. It's not just about "stock market" analysis. In fact, Prechter tends to focus more on social mood than anything else.
Hope this wasn't too boring (if you're still reading) or too off topic.
Cary
If you're asking about a Fibonacci sequence it starts with 1. You take the current number and add the previous number to it to get the next number. The start of the sequence has 1 repeat itself because the initial "1" has no number or a zero is assumed to be the previous number. So the Fib. sequence is 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55, 89, 144, etc.
Fibonacci relationships show up all over financial markets, and Fib. is used in market analysis, projected tops, bottoms, determination of bifurcation points, etc. There are a number of technical analysis software programs that have heavy Fibonacci applications. Fibonacci also produces "fractal" patterns in nature (snail shells, hurricanes, galaxies, the human body is full of fractals, trees, shorelines, etc.) as well as financial markets.
Elliot Wave Principal is a good place to learn more about all of this. Ralph Nelson Elliot came up with the wave principal while studying stock market patterns back in the 1930's. He found that markets follow patterns, and the patterns had Fibonacci relationships, and the patterns were fractal in nature.
He also discovered that the patterns in financial markets are reflected in social mood, culture and economic cycles. What's amazing in Elliot's discovery is that changes in social mood, and cultural changes can be predicted by patterns revealed in the stock market. The stock market is a leading indicator of the prevailing social mood and the economy. Based on the topping patterns in the major indices since the first quarter of this year, it appears that the social mood and the economy are heading for a severe downturn over the coming months and years (until sometime in 2006).
There's a free tutorial on the Elliot Wave Principal, Fibonacci and fractal patterns available at the Elliot Wave International website. http://www.elliotwave.com There are a couple of great books that tie all of this together, especially the cultural effects and social mood shifts that go along with the whole process. Check at books written by Robert Prechter, Jr. Fascinating stuff. It's not just about "stock market" analysis. In fact, Prechter tends to focus more on social mood than anything else.
Hope this wasn't too boring (if you're still reading) or too off topic.
Cary
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The thing about this, and all patterns that we can discern in nature, (BTW CARY, GREAT info in that post) that continually bugs me is not that it exists. Not that we can see it EVERYWHERE, EVERY-FREAKIN'-WHERE, it's the worst question I have, the question that can never really be answered, it's WHY does it appear this way? Is it something about how the human mind naturally understands math? Is it the fact that the universe HAS been totally planned by some other being? Is it just a natural law of self organization that phsyics forces the world to adhere to? This is philosophy, and nothing more.
The thing about this, and all patterns that we can discern in nature, (BTW CARY, GREAT info in that post) that continually bugs me is not that it exists. Not that we can see it EVERYWHERE, EVERY-FREAKIN'-WHERE, it's the worst question I have, the question that can never really be answered, it's WHY does it appear this way? Is it something about how the human mind naturally understands math? Is it the fact that the universe HAS been totally planned by some other being? Is it just a natural law of self organization that phsyics forces the world to adhere to? This is philosophy, and nothing more.