I recently downloaded a free 14day forex trial of Fibonacci Trader from www.fibonaccitrader.net I am finding that this software is very advanced and intense I am trying to work out this Multiple Time Frame theory using Fibonacci Zones can anybody tell me how this is supposed to work?
Does anyone have FT?
Regards,
Does anyone have FT?
Regards,
- I have been quality engineer at the beginning of my carreer I didn't suspect that it could serve me one day for many other domains ). This is at least true for market and DNA genetic structure although for stock market nobody has never demonstrated it officially since Mandelbrott's model is just a measuring tool not a physical (causal) model and Elliottism is not a model per se it is a framework. As for my model I don't want to make any scientific official publication since I have no interest to do so.
. Nevertheless even after Carnot's theorem was known all the ancient know-how was still useful since if you don't know how to build a machine Carnot's theorem is useless. So it is the same for my model. It can add power if you already know how to trade. If you don't it is uselesss. As to adding power to traditional TA it is from indicators methods to Gann, Elliott and even Dow theory, in fact my model is the modern evolution of Dow Theory) or to new methods like Camarilla (which is my prefered one because it is a pivot approach and since my model deals with price-time - since for my model both constitute tight dimensions and not separate dimensions - but that in fact time is a pure artefact in "reality" everything comes to know key price levels. That is why although the model is sophisticated, first you don't have to cope with the equations set since I give the results of calculation, second the method can be as simple as using pivot methods with more power. Nevertheless it is really new and so you have to really open your mind to strange phenomenas that appears on the model like backwardation in time and simultaneous travel in past and future like in Science fiction or modern physics theories on time