Research method
Fibonacci retracement
Fibonacci retracement is a canonical archive-taxonomy method; this registry entry defines its inputs, output and use boundary.
- Output
- Signal
- Input
- OHLC price structure and chart scale
- Horizon
- From intraday to several weeks
- Best use
- Turn a repeatable chart condition into a falsifiable trade hypothesis.
- Input: OHLC price structure and chart scale.
- Output: signal.
- Use boundary: Turn a repeatable chart condition into a falsifiable trade hypothesis.
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How the method is built, and where it has been read
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Triangle pattern4 readings
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Elliott wave counting4 readings
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Time-price square5 readings
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Fibonacci time cycle5 readings
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Price channel6 readings
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Fibonacci projection6 readings
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ABC correction6 readings
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Gann angles11 readings
Read in the archive24 of 165 readings
1982A three-category Fibonacci filter for wave setups1982Constructing range resistance from harmonic swing divisions1984Three-gate confirmation for wave, ratio, and cycle turns1985Three-check Fibonacci swings in Treasury bonds1985When Gann lines, Gann angles, and a Fibonacci retracement coincide1986Gold as a double zigzag before a contracting B-wave triangle1987Constructing a price-time Fibonacci window for the ABC correction1987How a failed rebound, weak breadth, and cycle dates broke the 1987 bull case1988Multi-scale Elliott counts with Gann and Fibonacci confluence1988Four sugar-futures turns as a ranked wave-ratio audit1989Auditing fifth-wave counts with equality, Fibonacci, and trendlines1989A time, price, and pattern filter on one platinum sequence1989Dominant-cycle phase flips as regime tests1989Objective crossover tests of Fibonacci wave ratios1990Scoring competing wave counts after a crash1990Labeling wave 1, B, or X after a five-wave C1990Constructing wave targets from ratios, triangles and trendlines1991Constructing layered support and resistance from swings, pivots, and retracements1991Constructing Fibonacci time-cycle clusters from wave ratios1991A locked gold zigzag that had to produce two prices1991Precomputed price-ratio clusters and double-top tests1991Constructing an Elliott zigzag with ABC Fibonacci checkpoints1991A fourth Treasury bond resistance test as one time-price hypothesis1991Evaluating hourly DJIA growth-rate and velocity attractors
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