Fibonacci calculator
Find where a pullback might stop, from any big move up or down.
How to use it
- Pick whether the stock just rose or fell.
- Type the top and bottom of that move.
- Read the levels where a pullback may stop.
What retracement means
After a big move, prices often step back part of the way before going on. Fibonacci levels are common places for that step back to stop. 38.2%, 50% and 61.8% are watched the most.
Use them with other signs
A level is stronger when it lines up with something else, like an old support, a moving average or a rise in volume.
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Fibonacci retracement, simplyQuestions
How do I calculate Fibonacci retracement?
Take the size of the move from low to high. Multiply it by 23.6%, 38.2%, 50%, 61.8% and 78.6%, then take each from the high.
Which Fibonacci level is the most important?
Many traders watch 61.8%, often called the golden ratio, along with 38.2% and 50%.
Does StockYan show Fibonacci levels?
Yes. The app's Fibonacci Levels scanner finds NEPSE stocks sitting near these levels.
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