Do you use Fibonacci in your trading? If so, how?

To those who do, how do you use Fibonacci in your trading?

There are many ways to use a tool so profound as Fibonacci but to answer your question in short I draw them in extension form to help build a case for a entry/exit point. For example if i think a certain phase of the market is about to reverse i would first draw my fibs to see if there is any special ratio number happening there. Then along with wave structure analysis i make a decision.

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Hope you find them helpful… Good luck

Get into the habit of buying and selling 50 and 38.2 retracements and exiting at the 161.8 or 132.8. This is a simplified idea but one way to use it.

I do, generally on the higher time-frames (e.g. monthly) to see which retracement levels I can get

from a MAJOR move in the currency pair, going forward…

Then, I compare these levels with my own Support/Resistance ones (or, I should say, Supply and Demand

levels), to see where the two sets match, or differ, and this can help me refine my own analysis…

I do not rely on Fib. retracements on shorter time-frames, where I just use my own S/R levels…

Cheers.

I use fibonacci retracements on daily TF and go up to weekly TF to draw the major S&R and zoom into daily TF to see if there’s any important area thats left out. And I buy or sell above or below 38.2%.

My analysis is not purely technical though. So you might want to have some other confluence not just blindly rely on fibs.

I do take them into consideration, but by themselves I do not act on Fibo levels. They can be a good indicator of S/R on higher TF’s and give you one additional trading signal in order to better gauge your entry/exit levels if it fits with your overall strategy. When it comes to analyzing charts you should never act on a single signal alone.

I called almost every trade using fib alone with Elliott wave principle. The simplicity of the approach mean’t I decided to incorporate it into an existing S and R model. It was what traders do… We like complexity.

The logic is if you keep blindly buying retraces your risk reduces as stops come under the 0 or above 100. If you target 161.8 and 132.8 more often than not you will gain more and loose less.

Back test the theory. I know many won’t agree but it is an observation.