Disliked{quote} I agree with you, BUT... Eventhough Fibonacci is a nice tool, is there something in trading working all the time? And, I guess it is a major problem when you have to use the Fibonacci tool and you dont know where to place it. I mean, usually there are several trends in just one graphic, right? So, where you place the Fibo tool? The main trend price maybe is going up meanwhile a mid term price trend is coming down, and the last short trend is going up too....So often times you have a conflict to place the Fibo tool because you dont know if...Ignored
Appreciate the reply,
It is far too complex to go into details, so i do concede that fibs on their own are not reliable enough to be considered a system. You have to have extensive knowledge of EW first, then you will know where and when to run your fibs. This also is not always enough. They might be merely a reaction point rather than a complete trend change relevant to the timescale that you are observing, but used correctly, they can then become deadly accurate to pinpoint a chnage in trend. Add a 123 off of a fib level and you have a low risk/high reward high probability set-up.
In my last chart i believed the uptrend to be a complete 5w cycle, thus the most common fibs for wave B to retrace will be either 38.2%, 50% or 61.8%. A reaction in this case occured exactly at the 50% retracement. Followed by a 123, (basically minor waves 1&2 of the next 5w cycle long (wave C)
Again (imo) it doesn't get any better than that, if you can overcome the mental aspect of trading too.
Hope this helps.
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