Perhaps you could reclass the whole distribution using Fibonacci, with input of the highest & lowest account value and five resistance/support levels at any given moment you recalculate the thresholds.
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Oh....smart.
Fibonacci is visually/proportionally very elegant, but when it comes to raw numbers not so much.
I'll generate the table using fib though when I get a chance. Curious how it will lay out..
I disagree with your thesis. We use Fibonacci tool every day to recalculate trading resistance/support levels for prices of 8 (eight) decimal precision, frequency of minimum 5 (five) minutes and time period of months and years.
It works fine.
All I meant was that the numbers are not as pleasant to look at as 10n, which could be important for marketing.