FibMaster
02-24-2009, 11:08 AM
A question received in email;
>Kwessi wrote:
>What does the SK and SL resistance and support mean?
When you start out using Fibonacci techniques, you quickly realize that there are too many Fibonacci levels, and not all Fiblevels are equally strong.
SK support levels are the stronger ones. You need to learn how to find them.
This concept is explained in my two Fibonacci seminars here;
Click for FibMaster's Fibonacci seminars. (http://purebytes.fibmaster.hop.clickbank.net)
>Kwessi wrote:
>What does the SK and SL resistance and support mean?
When you start out using Fibonacci techniques, you quickly realize that there are too many Fibonacci levels, and not all Fiblevels are equally strong.
SK support levels are the stronger ones. You need to learn how to find them.
This concept is explained in my two Fibonacci seminars here;
Click for FibMaster's Fibonacci seminars. (http://purebytes.fibmaster.hop.clickbank.net)