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niceguy777 replied Nov 28, 2007The reasons why these patterns occur, as with Elliott Waves and others, is simply that currencies hit specific barriers on the Absolute Fibonacci Framework in fairly predictable ways....
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niceguy777 replied Nov 28, 2007I have been following this pair on the Absolute Fibonacci framework for the last month or so, and have been able to predict where it is going quite accurately. It's a lot simpler than the methods you see here. Check out my webcast next Tuesday....
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niceguy777 replied Oct 25, 2007Hi Southernmind. I'd love to, but it's a little more complicated than that, and it's best to understand the basics of the whole concept. Showing one chart as 'correct' wouldn't work for you, but I can show you some lovely examples that you will ...
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niceguy777 replied Oct 24, 2007The candlesticks move to a framework that sits behind them, is fractal in nature and based on the Fibonacci and the Golden Ratio. It's called the Absolute Fibonacci Framework. If you apply a Fib retrospectively to candlesticks in the way that people ...
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niceguy777 replied Oct 22, 2007That seemed clear to me when I saw your thread. You aren't using the framework though. That's why I suggested it may be of help. It makes things clearer, and I feel sure you in particular would see the incredible patterns that I see.

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niceguy777 replied Oct 22, 2007As they say, 'if it ain't broke, don't fix it.' I'm glad it's working for you. I just find that even if people have something that works, this makes it better. I got a couple of nice quote on my website the other day: "After having used the AB FIBS ...
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niceguy777 replied Oct 22, 2007Well, what it shows you, is that instead of applying various constructs (Fibs etc.) onto the candlesticks as you go, and trying to figure out where it will go next based on those, there is a framework that the candlesticks move to all the time, that ...
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niceguy777 replied Oct 22, 2007I've been watching this pair for a while now. It just did a nice predictable move through a 1000 fractal on the Absolute Fibonacci Framework. Beautiful! Bang on the line on our strong barrier (in red).

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niceguy777 replied Oct 22, 2007Hi Bobokus. Are you aware of the Absolute Fibonacci Framework? I've been looking at your very impressive thread. This could save you a lot of time and effort.

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niceguy777 replied May 11, 2007Well, what can I say!? You'll only find the real deal on Fibs when you find the Absolute Fibonacci Framework. But there are loads of other theories to choose from if you want to waste some time.

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niceguy777 replied May 11, 2007There's a strong support line (LBT) on the GBP at 1.9764, which we identified on Thursday as the place where the GBP had to get to before it could bounce. We thought it was heading there on Thursday, but it did that nice bounce overnight. One of my ...
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niceguy777 replied Feb 15, 2007Hi Thom. If you keep watching all six of the Ab Fib charts that works in a similar manner. You get all sorts of intuitive sightings of where things are going - without the calculations!

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niceguy777 replied Dec 5, 2006Nice one, aparsai!
Maybe the original question should have been, does anyone in this forum have $393,232,618,272,186.00 in their account? Somehow, I don't think they'd be here.....5% per day is achievable
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niceguy777 replied Dec 5, 2006That's a good point. Sometimes it can be more, sometimes less - and a live account always seems to give different results to a demo because mindset issues only surface when it's live. Setting fixed goals, I agree, can be dangerous. Go carefully!

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niceguy777 replied Dec 4, 2006Congratulations - you are in a rare minority!

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niceguy777 replied Dec 3, 2006Sure, it's different for everyone. I guess you still have a lot of work to do on the mindset, but I don't know you, so I can't say. Those that really get it find it easy. I am sorry you weren't one of them. And no, I don't need to sell books, but I ...
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niceguy777 replied Dec 3, 2006Or you could try TradexFYX at {link removed, see rule #3}
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niceguy777 replied Dec 2, 2006Thanks for the comments, taxgeek. On the first quote above, there is a load of stuff on the forums and we do a lot of webcasts. So, it's a building process. The book is there to help you put the thing into operation, and to give you pointers as to ...
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niceguy777 replied Dec 1, 2006It's nothing to do with Murray Math.
I have read all the details on that, and am very pleased to be able to inform you that it's actually a lot simpler, less interpretive and more accurate. Maybe it would be a good idea to find out about it ...What is your favourite indicator and why ?