<<Do you like Impathique?>>Yes, I never make an investment without it. The patterns only appear on a log scale, so there is no way around that. What is plotted is the high-low bar charts for each trading day. Holidays and weekends are not plotted as they are not part of the equation. Part of what may be bothering you between SI and Inpathique's chart, besides the log scale, is that Inpathique has plotted COR on the TSE while SI is showing CORF on Nasdaq.
The Inpathique chart isn't set up to make the "predictions" look acceptable. Rather, the pattern doesn't appear without the log and trading day only scales. Within those scales, the pattern follows very precise rules and less precise clues and trends.
On their public projections page, you are only seeing part of the picture that went into drawing the probable trading ranges for the stock (shown in solid red or pink depending upon your screen). On the private pages (used as learning demonstrations for Inpathique Investors) are shown the lower patterns that are used to predict where the stock will move within the higher (read coarse) pattern shown on the public page.
If you look back over Corel, you will see areas where they have predicted quite well, others where they goofed and others where they didn't try because they couldn't figure it out. Nothing is perfect but all and all, they have done well. Inpathique is a lot better than anything else I have come across.
Looking back over all their predictions on Corel from 1997 (I've kept them all), +12%, +23%, -32%, +15%, +110%, +34%, +9%, +46%, +13%, +15%, +46%, -23%, +33%, +11%, +1%, +30%, +23%, plus the latest which is a little over +30%
Is it any wonder I follow and use Inpathique Analysis???
Greg |
