Fibonacci retracement levels are horizontal lines that indicate potential support and resistance levels where price could reverse direction. These levels are derived from the Fibonacci sequence and are used widely in technical analysis.
The most commonly used retracement levels are:
23.6% — Shallow retracement, strong trend continuation38.2% — Moderate pullback, healthy trend50.0% — Psychological midpoint (not a Fibonacci number, but widely used)61.8% — The "golden ratio," often the most significant reversal point78.6% — Deep retracement, potential trend exhaustionTraders identify a significant price swing (high to low or low to high) and apply Fibonacci levels to find potential entry, exit, and stop-loss points. When price approaches a Fibonacci level, it often either bounces (confirming the level as support/resistance) or breaks through (signaling trend continuation).
Fibonacci levels become more powerful when they align with other technical signals — such as moving averages, volume clusters, or VWAP. This "confluence" increases the probability of a meaningful price reaction at that level.
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