Using the Golden Ratio to win at football. The golden ratio is found in many places, but here's one you might not have expected: It can be found in football gaming strategy when making the "point after touchdown" decision as to whether to kick for 1 extra point or go for a 2 point conversion. This applies to the situation when a team is trailing by 14 points late in a … [Read more...]
Golden Ratio and Fibonacci relationships appear in price retracements and timing movements of financial markets. Some see this as much a part of nature as the perfect geometric patterns of a spider weaving its web. Humans exhibit positive and negative evaluations of their opinions in a ratio that approaches phi, and changes in stock prices largely reflect human opinions.
Stock Market Analysis, Phi and the Fibonacci Sequence
Human expectations occur in a ratio that approaches Phi. Changes in stock prices largely reflect human opinions, valuations and expectations. A study by mathematical psychologist Vladimir Lefebvre demonstrated that humans exhibit positive and negative evaluations of the opinions they hold in a ratio that approaches phi, with 61.8% positive and 38.2% negative. Phi and … [Read more...]
Foreign Exchange Markets (FOREX) and Trading
Phi relationships appear in foreign currency price movements. It has long been known that phi and Fibonacci relationships appear in the stock markets. The foreign exchange market, or Forex, is the largest market in the world. The simplest definition of foreign exchange is the changing of one currency to another. Since there are no touchable commodities affected, this is the … [Read more...]
Sports and Politics
Phi is a factor in Sports. In races, why does the most favored starter win less than half the time? Why does it not win all the time? Just what percentage of the time does it win? We don’t all choose the favorite to win, but what success rate can we expect whatever we choose? Surely not 100%, but not 0% either. Is there an percent which would be the value most … [Read more...]
