Fibonacci Retracements.
The
Fibonacci retracements tool (fibs) is the only tool I use and before I
go into how I use Fibs. I want to point out this tool is only used when
we have a well established trend in place. Fibs are used by a whole host
of different traders across the world, so it can be a useful accessory
for us to utilise.
The Fibonacci retracement
tool can be found on most trading platforms and will usually show the
following common retracements: 23.6%, 38.2%, 50%, 61.8% and the 78.6%.
I only concern myself with the 50% and 61.8% retracement fibs, the rest are irrelevant to me.
So How Do I Use Fibs
When
we have a nice trend in place, where a pair is making new highs and new
lows. I employ the fibs tool to add confluence to key levels.
Whenever
I see a key level has been broken and price pushes on. My radar is
switched on to look for a pull back and a price action signal to form
back at the broken key level.
I prefer to look
to trade strong pull backs because if the pullback is too shallow it
reduces the space for a trade to move back into. This is why I scrap the
23.6% and 38.2% retracement, as it isn’t a large enough pull back.
However,
the 50% and 61.8% retracements give us much more space for a trade to
move into, so these two are the only ones I consider valid.
So
I stretch the fibs tool so it sits on the last swing high and last
swing low and this will then show us the fib retracement levels. It very
easy to modify the fibs tool to just show the 50% and 61.8%, just right
click on the fibs tool and change the levels.
Remembering
we only use fibs to add confluence if they form in line with a key
level. The key level is way more important. Fibonacci just adds strength
to the key level.
So I don’t use fibs in range markets, only trending markets.
Below is an example of how fibs retracement tool can add confluence to a key level:

Author.
My name is Jeremy Poor, I am a professional Forex trader and my aim is to help aspiring traders to learn all about trading the Forex using Price Action and where to look and hunt for the best trades. With lots Forex articles, videos and a dedicated price action forum to look at, its a great place to learn how to become consistently profitable at trading the Forex.

Author.
My name is Jeremy Poor, I am a professional Forex trader and my aim is to help aspiring traders to learn all about trading the Forex using Price Action and where to look and hunt for the best trades. With lots Forex articles, videos and a dedicated price action forum to look at, its a great place to learn how to become consistently profitable at trading the Forex.
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