Share Market

Forecasting the stock markets is one of the most interesting topics which have intrigued many investors both small and big alike. As anyone who could forecast the stock market could make a life’s bumper savings and one who could not could lose one’s lifetime savings. How will the change in the stock prices be and what will it reflects is what will help in defining and forecasting the stock market.

The changes in the stock prices largely reflect human opinions, valuations as well as expectations. Many soft ware as well as experts has seek to help in forecasting the stock markets. One of the software device programs is the Pattern Recognition Program which helps in forecasting stock markets can be done through the help of a cycle data. This use of artificial intelligence reduces the effect of personal bias and allows the simultaneous cycle analysis of many input variables. It is easy to read and easy to understand. Whether you are a seasoned investor looking for the additional edge provided by cycle analysis or a beginner, these charts require no prior technical skills to take full advantage of their projected targets.

A study by mathematical psychologist Vladimir Lefebvre has demonstrated that humans exhibit both positive as well as negative evaluations and these opinions hold in a ratio that approaches phi, with 61.8% positive and 38.2% negative. Both Phi and Fibonacci are used to predict stocks. The valuation of the Phi has been used as 1.618 and is called as the Golden Mean while the numbers of the Fibonacci series (0,1,1,2,3,5,8….) have been used with great success to analyse and predict stock market moves.

Ermanometry Research shows that for markets to be perfectly patterned, humans as a part of the nature creates perfect geometric relationships in their behavior, unlike a spider which spin geometric relationships in their behavior. Ermanometry applies the logarithm spirals that are found in the sea shells with dynamic ratios in 3D to relate one market to others.

Phi, of Golden Ratio patterns often declines the timing of highs and lows and price resistance points, which add the tool to technical analysis and illustrate the Golden Mean Gauge and Phi Based analysis software, can be used to identify key turning points. The golden ratio or phi appears frequently enough in the timing of highs and lows and price resistance points that add to the tool to technical analysis of the market that may help to identify key points.