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Monday, August 10, 2009

Dead for 750 years and still accurately predicting the markets…

You may have heard about Fibonacci, the man who discovered a set of numbers which have been found to have a major affect on the market. So who is this Fibonacci fellow and why are his findings so important in the market place?

The mathematical findings by this thirteenth century Italian man has yielded a useful tool which is used in technical analysis and by scientists in a large array of fields.

In our new short video, I will look at gold and also the crude oil market using MarketClub’s Fibonacci tool. I think you will be surprised and shocked at just how accurate and up-to-date this dead mathematician’s work is in today’s markets.

http://bit.ly/1rTiv1

This is such an important video that we only want to leave it online for a short time. We urge you to take 4 minutes and learn the Fibonacci secret to the markets.

There is no need to register for this video and of course you can watch it with our compliments, but you must act today otherwise you risk missing out on this key element to the market.

http://bit.ly/1rTiv1

Enjoy the video and please give us your feedback on this blog.

All the best,
Adam Hewison-guest blogger
President, INO.com
Co-creator, MarketClub

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Monday, August 10, 2009

Dead for 750 years and still accurately predicting the markets…

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