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What we are not able to predict is whether the turn will be major or minor, and whether it will be a top or bottom. However, in every instance, a trend turn has occurred. For those of you unfamiliar with Fibonacci numbers, they are a unique sequence where each subsequent number in the sequence is the sum of the immediate prior two. Thus the sequence goes like this: 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55, 89, etc… For example, 8 equals the sum of the prior two number, 3 and 5; 89 is the sum of 34 plus 55. Interestingly, the ratio of the two addends to its sum is .382 and .618. For example, 34/89 = .382, and 55/89 = .618; phi is the ratio .618; and .382 + .618 = 1.00. The above chart chronicles the Fibonacci phi mate turn dates that occurred over the past twelve months that we predicted months in advance, by applying the amazing phi mate analysis formula. Every phi mate turn date was followed by a trend change. Some were more significant than others. There were some minor trends that were not picked up, but every turn date identified beforehand did in fact result in a trend change. The detail of each of these turn dates, their partners, and measured subsequent move are as follows: March 4th, 2005 was a top that was 1,291 trading days from 1/14/00, and had a phi mate relationship with 3/21/03’s top. 3/21/03 was 799 trading days from 1/14/00. 799 / 1,291 = .618. This top was followed by a 928.19 point decline, or 8.48 percent, to April 20th, 2005. April 20th, 2005 was a bottom that was 1,323 trading days from 1/14/00, and had a phi mate relationship with 1/29/02’s low. 1/29/02 was 511 trading days from 1/14/00. 511 / 1,323 = .386. This bottom was followed by a 693.19 point rally, or 6.92 percent, to July 28th, 2005. July 28th, 2005 was a top that was 1,392 trading days from 1/14/00, and had a phi mate relationship with 6/17/03’s top. 6/17/03 was 859 trading days from 1/14/00. 859 / 1,392 = .617. This top was followed by a 308.26 point decline, or 2.88 percent, to August 26th, 2005. September 12th, 2005 was a top that was 1,423 trading days from 1/14/00, and had a phi mate of 3/19/02’s top, which was 545 trading days from 1/14/00. 545 / 1,423 = .382. This top was followed by a 467.72 point decline, or 4.38 percent, to October 21st, 2005. October 21st, 2005’s bottom. We missed this one as it came an odd — but still valid — Fibonacci ratio of .375 (3/8ths). It was 1,452 trading days from 1/14/00, and had a phi mate of 3/19/2002’s top, which was 545 trading days from 1/14/00. 545 / 1,452 = .375. This bottom was followed by a 716.40 point rally, or 7.01 percent. December 30th, 2005 was a bottom that came 1,500 trading days from 1/14/00. It had a phi mate of 4/29/02, which was 573 trading days from 1/14/00. 573 / 1,500 = .382. It was followed by a 325.94 point rally, or 3.04 percent, to January 11th, 2006’s top. January 11th, 2006 was a top that came 1,507 trading days from 1/14/00, and was a phi mate of 9/30/03, which was 932 trading days from 1/14/00. 932 / 1,507 = .618. Following this top was a 376.05 point decline, or 3.41 percent, to January 20th, 2006’s bottom. February 7th, 2006 was a bottom that came 1,525 trading days from 1/14/00, and had a phi mate of 10/14/03’s top, which was 942 trading days from 1/14/00. 942 / 1,525 = .6177. Following this bottom, was a 387.41 point rally, or 3.60 percent, to 2/22/06’s top. February 22nd, 2006 was a top that came 1,535 trading days from 1/14/00’s top, and had a phi mate of 5/17/02, which was 587 trading days from 1/14/00. 587 / 1,535 = .382. Following this top was a 178.58 point decline, or 1.60 percent, to March 6th, 2006’s bottom. Subscribers have been told when our next Fibonacci phi mate turn date window is.
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