This is a discussion on Using the Absolute Fibonacci Framework within the Fibonacci Trading forums, part of the Forex Strategies category; Here is the latest in a series of occasional videos on LEFT Brain Trading and the Absolute Fibonacci Framework. It ...
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Here is the latest in a series of occasional videos on LEFT Brain Trading and the Absolute Fibonacci Framework. It shows the early stages of today's trade, which was taken in sections down to 1.4850. The initial part of the trade, which this video covers, was first identified two hours before the first announcement, and it developed from there.
YouTube - Staying Clear and Present - GBP 1 Dec 2008 |
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Thanks for this. This helps identify what had been asked before, what the difference between Fibonacci trading and Elliott Wave trading really is
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Are these two separate methods compatible? As in, would it make sense to use these in combination with eachother to allow for more comprehensive analysis?
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You could experiment with the different varieties of trading in order to find what works best for you, but I wouldn't suggest doing this with large amounts at first. Experimentation with uncertainty in your money can get scary
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Makes sense, thanks for the response. I'm going to actually experiment with fake trading in these models at first, I saw FOREX.com had a simulation you can do to see if it's right for you
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Thank's about your information
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Can you explain fibonacci trading please....
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