How far will the S&P500 drop?

Robert Fischer demonstrates how the Fibonacci trading method can predict the highs and lows of the markets

Human behaviour is the driving force behind the markets. Fibonacci traders accept that investors, as a group, behave in accordance with nature's law, discovered by Fibonacci in the 13th century. They are aware of a stunning symmetry in market patterns repeating over and over again on weekly, daily and intra-day charts. Each trading product ' be it cash currencies, commodities, futures, stock index futures, or stocks ' follows a clear pattern which is based on investor behaviour.

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