posted 29-03-2004 19:41            

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I do not have any social or economic relationship with the person behind the Spiral Calendar concept
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It was not until april 2003 I decided to give it a try. I have had heard about some spiraling(fibonacci) in time and the name of the person behind the concept. I searched the net and after a while found the website.

F10 = SQRT(55) = 7.42 moons or 219 days
F11 = 1.272 x F10 = 278.6 days
F12 = 1.618 x F10 = 354.4 days = "12 moons"
...
F14 = 1.618 x F12 = 573.4 days
F16 = 1.618 x F14 = 2.618 x F12 = 927.7 days
F18 = 1501.1 days
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So what I think is the best odds is where there are clusters. It's the same as with the fibonacci-patterns in price.
F10, F12 and F14 should make a very good cluster.
If for example this 3 were tops you should expect a top at the turn "time window". The time window should be max 3-6 days wide.
Cluster F29 and F27 should make a bigger top/low than F18 and F16 etc..

I'm still learning... :-)

Feel free to email me charts or text at : tyren @ runbox.no(remove space).

posted 29-03-2004 21:54            

Important date :
1.-6. oct.2004.
F29important-low(9.oct.1946-30.sept.2004), F27important-top(3. dec. 1968-3.oct.2004), F25important-low(9. aug. 1982-1.oct.2004).(all dates $INDU).

Add on :
My observations for $SPX : 2-11.oct.2004.
F18top(1.sep.2000-11.oct.2004),
F16top(19.march.2002-2.oct.2004),
F15low(10. oct.2002-8.oct.2004),
F14low(12.march2003-5.oct.2004),
F10top(5.march.2004-10.oct.2004).

4.oct.2004 is a Monday.

posted 07-08-2004 14:19            

1-10. oct. 2004 : major low (F29)
May 2006 : low (F30)
Nov. 2008 : top (F27)
Oct. 2010 : low (F27)

posted 07-08-2004 14:42            

[This message has been edited by Tyren (edited 07-08-2004).]

posted 04-03-2006 18:43            

F30 ca. 10.april. (10. juli 1932)
F29 4.mars.(15. mars 1948)
F27 10 mars.(juni 1970)