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The article presents the CRAB harmonic formation. This is a sequence of various Fibonacci retracements (internal and external), used for capital market to make investment decisions. The potential reversal zone is determined using Fibonacci techniques. An investment decision is initiated within this zone, involving less risk and being more effective. Investment decisions are made against the prevailing trend in the harmonic area in which various price projections are at play.
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Investment risk (including futures contracts) depends on changes in financial instrument valuation (volatility). However it more concerns individual predisposition of a person taking investment decisions. It is an investor who decides what amount he can risk. While a technical analysis often shows the right time of concluding the transaction. In this article the author presents such a moment in the form of PRZ (Potential Reversal Zone). This moment is calculated by the Butterfly harmonic pattern, which is described by important Fibonacci ratios. The article includes charts showing the futures quotations and summary data tables containing the value of the stop-loss order, which prevents the loss and protects profits. The essence of all the XABCD harmonic patterns (including the presented Butterfly pattern) is to calculate the right moment to initiate transaction as many days (sometimes weeks or months) as possible before such a moment appears. This moment is the point D, which is calculated using external and internal price retracements. From the placed charts and calculations it appears that the described structure is characterized by very high profitability (e.g. 492,31 % in 34 days on the market) at a certain acceptable, relatively low level of risk.
Praktyka Teoretyczna
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2013
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vol. 8
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issue 2
347-363
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The aim of this article is a detailed analysis of the critique concerning the conceptof subjectivity in Giorgio Agamben’s philosophy made by the Polish philosopherAgata Bielik-Robson arguing for her own conceptualization of subject’s ethicalformation. The main thesis states that by situating Agamben in the conceptualhorizon he aims to overcome, her critique stopped halfway. In doing so, the articleshows that the common ground of both Agamben’s and Bielik-Robson’s views onthe subject is the philosophy of Hegel and the differences between them can beexplicated as the difference in choosing one of two strategies of subject’s formationderiving from Hegel: while Bielik-Robson radicalizes the moment of negativity,Agamben tries to elaborate a different (messianic) logic of Aufhebung.
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Celem artykułu jest szczegółowa analiza krytyki, jaką w odniesieniu do koncepcji podmiotowości w filozofii Giorgio Agambena wystosowała polska filozofka AgataBielik-Robson, argumentując jednocześnie na rzec własnego ujęcia etycznej konstytucji podmiotu. Główna teza brzmi, iż krytyka ta zatrzymała się w pół drogi, nie dostrzegając,że Agamben stara się wykroczyć poza horyzont myślowy, w którym zamyka go Bielik-Robson. Poprzez ukazanie, że wspólnym horyzontem obu tych koncepcji jest filozofiaHegla, różnica między perspektywą Bielik-Robson a perspektywą Agambena okaże się różnicą w wyborze dwóch różnych strategii formowania podmiotowości wywodzących sięz myśli Hegla: podczas gdy Bielik-Robson radykalizuje moment negatywności, Agamben stara się wypracować inną (mesjańską) logikę Aufhebung.
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