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Price Projections
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Above is a 60-minute chart of the Microsoft (MSFT).
The Price Projections lines can be seen at 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7%
above and below the 64.81 line. There preferences for this
setup can be seen below. Notice the Price Projections have
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| The Fibonacci Retracement tool has been enhanced to provide a new Price Projection option. This option allows the user to specify one price, and automatically draw multiple horizontal lines any percent level above or below that price. A new checkbox in the Fibonacci Retracements preferences entitled "PriceProject" turns on this option. When Price Projections are turned on, the indicator only considers the ending price specified, and uses the percent levels specified in order to create horizontal lines those percentages up and/or down from the end price. The base line
(0% line) can the be dragged up or down and the corresponding percent reference lines will be recalculated and redrawn accordingly.
This line can also be adjusted using the keyboard by selecting the
line, then hitting the up or down keys on your keyboard. For
more information on adjusting technical indicators, click here.
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