Rules Based Fibonacci Trading Strategy

Friday, 02 November 2012

In the video below I will explain how to use a very defined IF THEN thought process in combination with a Fibonacci Trading Strategy to create your own method. A trading strategy can help to remove unnecessary decision making as well as emotions that take place due to over thinking a trade. Im sure we have all been in the situation where we hesitate to take a trade because we are unsure. It is crucial to remove this from our trading! I will introduce what it takes to create your own trading strategy using rule based fibonacci methods. No matter the method you choose to trade, understanding how to apply the IF THEN thought process will benefit you. We use this same process in our Supply and Demand Trading!

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