Fibonacci - known as Leonardo Bonacci or Leonardo of Pisa , is the man responsible for popularizing the Indo-Arabic numeral system in the Western world as well as the sequence of Fibonacci numbers.
Fibonacci numbers can be found almost everywhere.
And yes, we also have them in Trading as a very popular tool among traders, universal trading concept that can be applied to all timeframes and markets with countless methods like Spirals, Retracements, Fibonacci Time Zones, Extensions.
Are there any rules how to draw them on the chart?
These are questions asked by many traders, especially those who have no prior experience with Fibonaccis are worried that they are ‘doing it wrong’ and they then don’t use the Fibonacci tool at all.
There is no right or wrong when it comes to drawing Fibonacci and you will also see that different traders use Fibonacci in slightly different ways. But there are some basic steps to follow.
The first and most important step is to find Point A and Point B.
Point A is the origin of a new price or trend move. These are usually swing highs and lows.
Point B is where the trend move pauses and reverse to make a retracement.
We have two main methods when trading Fibonaccis :
1.Fibonacci Retracements
2.Fibonacci Extensions
The most common use for Fibonacci Levels is the regular Retracement strategy. After identifying the ‘A to B’ point, you pay attention to the Retracement level(Potential Pullbacks or Fake Breakouts).
Fibonacci numbers can be found almost everywhere.
And yes, we also have them in Trading as a very popular tool among traders, universal trading concept that can be applied to all timeframes and markets with countless methods like Spirals, Retracements, Fibonacci Time Zones, Extensions.
Are there any rules how to draw them on the chart?
These are questions asked by many traders, especially those who have no prior experience with Fibonaccis are worried that they are ‘doing it wrong’ and they then don’t use the Fibonacci tool at all.
There is no right or wrong when it comes to drawing Fibonacci and you will also see that different traders use Fibonacci in slightly different ways. But there are some basic steps to follow.
The first and most important step is to find Point A and Point B.
Point A is the origin of a new price or trend move. These are usually swing highs and lows.
Point B is where the trend move pauses and reverse to make a retracement.
We have two main methods when trading Fibonaccis :
1.Fibonacci Retracements
2.Fibonacci Extensions
The most common use for Fibonacci Levels is the regular Retracement strategy. After identifying the ‘A to B’ point, you pay attention to the Retracement level(Potential Pullbacks or Fake Breakouts).