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1) Fibonacci retracements - Horizontal lines or on the chart that indicate areas of sport and resistance.

2) Fibonacci extensions - Horizontal lines on a chart that indicates where a strong price way may reach.

3) Fibonacci arcs - Compass, like movements stemming from a high to a low that represent areas of support and resistance. 

4) Fibonacci fans - Diagonal lines created using high and low that represent areas of support and resistance. 

5) Fibonacci time zones - Vertical lines into the future, designed to predict when major price movements may occur.

Now that you know the meaning of these terms let's go ahead and learn more about them in detail. 

In a moment, Fibonacci retracements are the most common form of technical analysis based on the Fibonacci sequence. Fibonacci retracement can be used to determine how deep a pullback could be an impulse during a trend. Waves are the larger waves in the trending direction, while pullbacks are the smaller waves between corrections. Since they are smaller waves, they will be a percentage of a larger wave. Traders will watch Fibonacci ratios between 23.6 78.6. During these times, if the price stalls near one of the Fibonacci levels and then start to move back in the trending direction, a trainer may trade in the trending direction, either by yourself. Fibonacci levels are used as guides to possible areas where trade could develop. Prior to acting on the Fibonacci level in advanced traders, the price should confirm that they don't know which level will be vital, so they need to wait and see which level the price respects before taking a trade. Arcs fans, extensions, and time zones are similar concepts, but they are applied to charts differently. So each one shows potential areas of support and resistance based on Fibonacci numbers applied to prior price moves. Resistance levels can be used to forecast where prices may stop falling or rising in the future. 

 Limitations using Fibonacci numbers and levels?

 The usage of Fibonacci studies is very subjective since the trader must use highs and lows of their choice, and every trader has a different choice based on his own strategy, which highs and lows are chosen will affect the result of which the trader will get from Fibonacci. Another argument against Fibonacci numbers is that there are so many of the levels that the market is bound to bounce or change direction near one of them, which is making the indicator look significant in hindsight. The problem is that it's difficult to know which number or level will be important in real-time or in the future. So next, let's look at the Fibonacci retracements for unknown reasons. The Fibonacci ratio seems to play a role in the stock market. Forex market financial markets as a whole, just as they do in nature. Technical traders tend to use them to find critical points where an asset's price momentum is likely to reverse Fibonacci. Retracements are the most widely used tool from all the Fibonacci training tools, uh, that is partly because of their relative simplicity and partly due to their applicability to almost any trading instrument or basically to every trading instrument. They can be used to draw support lines, identify resistance levels, place, stop loss, orders and set target prices. Fibonacci ratios can even act as a primary mechanism in a counter-trend trading strategy. Fibonacci retracement levels are horizontal lines that indicate the possible locations of sport and resistance levels. Each level is associated with one of the above ratios or percentages. It shows how much of a prior move the price has retraced. The direction of the previous trend is likely to continue. However, the price of the asset usually retraces to one of the ratios listed above before that happens. Most modern trading platforms contain a tool that automatically draws in a horizontal appliance notice how the price changes duration as it approaches, support and resistance lies around Fibonacci levels.

Retracements have pros and cons. Despite the popularity of Fibonacci retracement, the tools have some conceptual and technical disadvantages. That traders should be aware when of when using them the use of Fibonacci retracement is subjective. Traders may use a technical indicator in different ways. Those traders who make profits using Fibonacci retracement verify its effectiveness at the same time. Those who lose money say it is unreliable. Others argue that technical analysis is a case of self-fulfilling proficiency. If traders are all watching and using the same Fibonacci ratios or other technical indicators, the price action will not be so colourful. The underlying principle of any Fibonacci 2 is a numerical animal that is not grounded in any logical proof. So the ratios, um and formulas derived from the Fibonacci sequence are only a product of the mathematical process. This does not make Fibonacci trading unreliable. However, it may be uncomfortable for traders who want to understand the rationality behind the strategy using Fibonacci. Furthermore, the Fibonacci retracement strategy can only point to possible corrections, reversals and counter-trend bounces. This system struggles to confirm any other indicators and doesn't provide easily identifiable, strong or weak signals.

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