Fibonacci Retracement and Extension Levels
Fibonacci Retracement and Extension Levels
Fibonacci Retracement and Extension Levels
Retracement and
Extension Levels
By @CryptoCred
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Outline
General Remarks
Advanced Concepts
Conclusion
General Remarks
The focus of this lesson - the Fibonacci retracement tool - can be used to draw retracement as
well as extension levels
Ask 5 traders how they use Fibonacci levels and you’ll likely get 5 different answers - I am
covering the basics/(hopefully) least contentious variations
Understanding what swing highs and swing lows look like is very helpful
0.5/50% isn’t a Fibonacci number but it’s an important retracement level nonetheless
Fibonacci levels are great for adding confluence to your setups, regardless of whether you use
price action, indicators, patterns, harmonics, etc.
There’s lots of wiggle room when it comes to setting up Fibonacci levels - experiment & see what
works for you
Outlined in video.
Fibonacci Anchor Selection - Which
Highs/Lows to Pick
● Understanding what swing highs and swing lows look like is helpful for effective Fibonacci
anchor selection
● Swing high - a high + lower high on both sides
● Swing low - a low + higher low on both sides
● Wicks or candle bodies?
○ Use the wicks to identify the swing high/swing low
○ You can however use the candle bodies to anchor your Fibs i.e. highest close/lowest close as
opposed to the absolute high/low
Fibonacci Anchor Selection - Which
Highs/Lows to Pick II Swing High
Swing Low
Fibonacci Anchor Selection - Which
Highs/Lows to Pick II
● So you know what a swing high/swing low looks like - but there are loads of them!
● How does one identify which specific swing high/low is a good place for an anchor?
○ No ‘objective’ answer - hence why so many traders set up & use Fibs differently
○ My preference - deep/obvious/stand out swings → ones which your eye is drawn to
■ Remember institutional order flow lesson: which swing high/low will entice traders?
● Summary:
○ Swing highs and swing lows - which usually form at the top/bottom of a move - make for good
anchors
○ When refining which swing high/swing low to choose - the good ones tend to be the obvious ones
○ These criteria are valid across all time frames i.e. you can apply these regardless of whether you’re
‘Fibbing’ big 1D moves or smaller time frame scalps
Using Fibonacci Levels to Identify
Support/Entries
● Basic premise: using Fibonacci levels to identify where price may retrace to after moving
up
● How:
○ Identify the base of the rally - a swing low
○ Identify the peak of the rally - a swing high/self-evident ‘top’
○ Select your Fibonacci retracement tool
○ Click 1: swing low
○ Click 2: swing high
○ Fibonacci levels will appear
● Chart examples
Using Fibonacci Levels to Identify
Resistance/Targets
● Basic premise: using Fibonacci levels to identify where price may find resistance after a
move down
● How:
○ Identify the peak of the rally - a swing high
○ Identify the bottom of the move down - a swing low
○ Select your Fibonacci retracement tool
○ Click 1: swing high
○ Click 2: swing low
○ Fibonacci levels will appear
● Chart examples
Using Fibonacci Levels to Identify
Resistance/Targets at ATH
● Basic premise: using Fibonacci levels to identify plausible targets/resistance when price is
at ATH
● How:
○ Identify a significant swing high AND/OR ATH
○ Identify a significant swing low AND/OR ATL
○ Click 1: the high
○ Click 2: the low
○ Fibonacci levels, including extension (1.XXX/2.XXX et cetera) levels, will appear
● Chart examples
Advanced Concepts
● Thus far we have learned how to identify potential support/resistance using Fibonacci
levels - but one can also use the same Fibonacci setup to set targets if price finds
support/resistance at a Fibonacci level
○ I learned this concept from @I_Am_ICT free videos → only this concept, overall he uses Fibs in a
unique way and I recommend checking out his video (link in description) and mentorship for
further details
● How:
○ Refer back to setup slide and ensure that you’ve customised your parameters to include the
negative Fib values
○ Set up as normal (ascertain whether you’re looking to buy a dip/sell a rally and Fib accordingly)
○ Targets: Negative Fib levels (but including 0 in case price fails to make a new high/low) using the
same Fibonacci setup
● Excellent for shorter-term plays/scalping setups
● Chart examples
How I Use Fibonacci Levels
● As always, DYOR and see what works for you → this is simply a tool, make it fit your
preferences
● My preferred uses:
○ Mapping 1D Fibonacci levels based on big moves/deep swings
○ Confluence only → I never trade a Fibonacci level on its own
○ I pay the most attention to .382/.5/.618 Fibonacci levels
● To reiterate: this works best for me based on my higher time frame trading preference and
style
Conclusion
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