Tuesday 29 January 2013

Fibonacci


Now that you know about the basic Japanese candlestick patterns, why not take it to the next level and learn about the Fibonacci retracement tool?
Lessons on Fibonacci
1.    Fibonacci Who?
No, Fibonacci is not some type of pasta. Learn all about the man behind the concept and what it actually means.
2.    Fibonacci Retracement
The first thing you should know about the Fibonacci retracement tool is that it works best when the market is trending.
3.    When Fibonacci Fails
What happens when Fibonacci fails? Could it be because of your swing highs and lows, or are markets just not responding to it?
4.    Combining Fibs with Support and Resistance
In this lesson, we'll show you how to combine the Fibonacci tool with support and resistance levels.
5.    Combining Fibs with Trend Lines
What's another way to tilt Fibonacci levels in your favor? Combining it with trend lines, of course!
6.    Combining Fibs with Candlesticks
Check out how combining candlestick patterns with Fibonacci levels can improve your trading odds.
7.    Fibonacci Extensions
Fibonacci levels aren't only used to spot entry areas - they're also good places to take profit!
8.    Placing Stops with Fibs
If you can take profit at Fib levels, then you can definitely place stop losses there too!
9.    Summary: Fibonacci
Here's a review of what exactly the Fib levels are, as well as their use in trading.