Hi Joshua. With all due respect, you’re logic is a bit like “we don’t eat carrots and we’re healthy, so carrots must not be healthy.” I’ve never heard anyone claim that using the Golden Ratio / Fibonacci sequence in market analysis is a silver bullet or easy way to riches. It’s just one tool that, when used in conjunction with others, is found by some to increase their percentage of successful trades.

Successful trading involves much more than the golden ratio. The Golden Ratio / Fibonacci sequence, however, can be seen in historical analysis of markets, so there’s good evidence to support its presence. Just as with the weather though, identifying clear historical trends doesn’t mean that you can use this information to easily or flawlessly predict the future.

Other business sites seem to find these tools worthy of consideration:

https://www.forbes.com/sites/tomaspray/2018/04/19/fibonacci-investing-basics/?sh=3b0aa50e6c12
https://www.investopedia.com/articles/technical/04/033104.asp
https://www.business-standard.com/article/markets/here-s-how-to-use-golden-ratio-and-fibonacci-sequence-in-trading-120081300171_1.html

It’s great that your calculations have been working “just dandy,” but how do you know that your results wouldn’t have better yet if you had incorporated golden ratio analysis principles for market timing and pricing into your models?