What do Stonehenge, the Pyramids and Music have to do with the NYSE Index?

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April 7th, 2016

“What do Stonehenge, the Pyramids and Music have to do with the NYSE Index?”
by
James “Bart” Bartelloni, CMT

Join SMT members as James “Bart” Bartelloni, CMT, Founder V50 Capital Management explores the movement of the market in patterns related to musical notes from 1896 through the current day and theses ratios values as a predictive analytical tool.

Abstract:  It’s no secret that most, if not all, people who use charts have, at one time or another, used the Fibonacci Tool with their charting software.   Some have had success, some have not.  This discussion will show that there is much more to the  market than “standard” Fibonacci ratio’s.  We will dive into the foundation of pattern recognition that, hopefully, at the end of the presentation will yield to a better understanding of how to use “leading indicators” and the math associated with it.

James “Bart” Bartelloni is a CTA and CMT that specializes in advanced pattern recognition across all liquid securities.  He specializes in the spot currency market and was ranked as #3 Spot Currency Trader as monitored by Barclay’s Hedge. As an active financial blogger (www.bartscharts.com) he regularly contributes to www.stocktwits.com and www.seeitmarket.com.  He’s the past Education Coordinator for the Market Technicians Association and also a past Level III CMTi instructor specializing in intermarket ratio analysis (using patterns) and the Elliott Wave Principle.

When not analyzing the market (which is seldom) he’s a Vice President of Strategy and Business Development for Trialcard.  Additionally, he’s an entrepreneur who helped build and sell a virtual reality software company along with spending time as an executive for a consulting/strategy firm specializing in Defense, Intelligence Community and Aerospace Technologies.

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