The classic approach to support-resistance levels is the 33% -50% -66% 1 / 3,1 / 2,2 / 3 precursor movement, but the best levels in the forex due to the high precision it requires are
23,6% β ???? 38,2% β ???? 50% β ???? 61,8% β ???? 78,6% β ???? 88,6% (most extensions will be used and tested in harmonic trading)
Let's see an illustrative example of possible resistances through the fibo levels that the value will find in trying to reverse the previous downward trend.
the value has broken the 23,6% primary level and is headed to 2% 38,2% all other levels will be possible levels of resistance even if they are stable. we will return to the downward spiral again
Let's look at the reverse example after the rise
we see the net reaction of the price and the return to the main uptrend after the 61,8% level, which even had a double bottom up at the bottom point, the fibers for advanced users are well known and for the novice investor they want some familiarity.
In our opinion in no case do they constitute a regular trading plan unless they are combined with other technical analysis elements.
The ventilator? FIBO
is a tool similar to classic fibo but can also be considered as a support line b ???? levels with resistance
add the 23,6% 78,6% 88,6% levels (MT4 only has 3 presets), when the classic fibo levels coincide with the fibo fan levels we have an additional confirmation
Let's see yet another example with a fan and a classic fibo at the same time
if at the same time with the reset fibo we pull from the neck to the high (or upside down) the fibo fan we have additional information along with the main channels we have on the levels of support resistors.
is let's say "an invisible trend line or the fibo fan lines".
add both levels 23,6 (0.236) and 88,2 (xNUMX)
the default setting is 0.382 0.50 0.618
I think that when they coincide with trend lines and fibo levels right there we have one more confirmation additionally and in fact "invisible" ...
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