i explain this, but the short answer is that brodin's work is built on a series of ratios discoveredhey repeat themselves over and over again in nature and bizarrely also seem to show up in the charts, too. that's pretty amazing given that there's nothing natural about the stock market. what brodin does is look at the size and previous swings of a stock price and runs them through the filter of ratios to find the key levels. when she spots a bunch of these fibonacci ratios, that's how she knew the area above 575 would represent at least a short-term ceiling for apple. hits it, bounces. now the pullback boroden predicted has come true. what's next for apple? brodin still likes what the charts are saying about apple longer term and she's now looking for the right price and right time for you to get back in the stock. however, that doesn't mean the pain is over. thinking apple could fall to 511, or even drop to 490. and the long-term up trend would still be intact, meaning you can't panic, and that's why i like you to know the fundamentals, too. she's also seeing signs that suggest the

brodin can't predict exactly where apple will make the low and start rebounding.appen. maybe actually more important for you, when -- @jimcramer on twitter, people say when, when, when. take a look at the gander. the time cycles. brodin can apply the same measure she used to predict price on the y axis to the time which is the x axis. she looks at how long previous moves have lasted, put those methods through her fibonacci meat grinder and gives her important dates, period of time where the stock is more likely to change course. and we're right in the middle of one of these time cycles, running last friday to the 14th, tomorrow. in other words, the work suggests the bottom we're looking for in apple may already be at hand. if not, she sees another time window running from january 20th to 24th. however, the fibonacci queen won't get too excited about apple until she sees a stock deliver a rally like it looks like it has staying power. still one more, take a look at the 30-minute chart of apple where each tic in the chart represents a 30-minute interval. recently ap