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I assume you know the basics of Fibonacci progression so I won't bore you with those details.
Technically speaking, it's not a Fib. projection but a Phi extension. Phi is the golden ratio. It is 1.618. Several of the Fib. numbers are related to Phi, e.g., 0.618.
There are two Phi numbers that are mathematically closely related: 1.618 and 0.618. For Fib. retracements, technicians commonly use 0.382, 0.50, and 0.618. The first Phi extension is the golden number added to 1:
1.618
1 + 1.618 = 2.618
Further extensions are the previous extension multiplied by the golden ratio:
1.618 X 2.618 = 4.236
1.618 X 4.236 = 6.854
The beauty of Phi is that it is fractal. You can take almost any two significant high/lows and using Phi extensions, predict upside/downside targets on a stock.
The reason I refer to it as a Fib. projection is because Joe DiNapoli, who wrote an excellent book on using Fib. numbers called, "Trading With DiNapoli Levels," basically uses Phi extensions and calls them DiNapoli levels
I'm almost embarassed to say. The CH&S projection is 46.75. The 1.618 Phi extension is 34 and the 2.618 Phi extension is 47.4, very close to the CH&S projection. Obviously, it isn't going to reach there without backing and filling.
BTW, the second Phi extension doesn't come into play unless and until the first Phi extension is reached.
Wednesday's pullback was almost exactly to the 38.2% retracement level between the IPO low and the 1/23 high. Today there was a harami bar (in Western terminology, an inside day), which signals indecision between buyers and sellers. It will be interesting to see if tomorrow is inside today; if so, that will make a symmetrical triangle.
The above was from a few days ago.
Since it closed today above that 40.15 mark, are you expecting it to go higher from here?
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