Fibonacci extensions is a technical analysis’ tool that shows probable hidden support or resistance levels at prices where traders don’t expect a retracement or pullback. If a Fibonacci extension ...

What is a Fibonacci retracement and why is it a popular choice when using technical analysis? Find out how to use Fibonacci retracements to trade with us. Fibonacci retracement denotes a type of ...

With ETFs available for almost every financial niche imaginable, more and more traders are looking to technical analysis tools to help them trade the ETF universe. The Fibonacci Extension tool is ...

To a casual observer, the stock market would appear to be a blur of activity with stock prices reacting randomly to news flow and to the sudden bursts of emotion that seem to grip traders every now ...

It’s easy to feel like you’ve found the Holy Grail when you’re first introduced to the Fibonacci sequence and furthermore, the Fibonacci ratios. The common Fibonacci ratios of 38.2%, 61.8% & 76.4% can ...

To some, Fibonacci values (often referred to as Fibs) exhibit an air of mystery, an esoteric mathematical approach few understand. To others, Fibonacci is nothing more than percentage ratios applied ...

Fibonacci ratios are widely used to develop price targets for retracements on countertrend moves. A Fibonacci retracement will help spot support levels in an uptrend or resistance in a downtrend.

With the S&P making new market highs there are limited traditional market levels to look for overhead resistance. We examine the use of Fibonacci Price Extensions. Fibonacci Price Extensions suggests ...