Fibonacci-Retracement Complete Guide
Fibonacci-Retracement
What is Fibonacci-Retracement?
Fibonacci Retracement (Fibonacci-Retracement) ist ein Trendindikator, der in der technischen Analyse verwendet wird. Er hilft Händlern, potenzielle Ein- und Ausstiegspunkte zu identifizieren, indem er die Preisdynamik, die Trendrichtung oder die Volatilität analysiert.
Signal Types
61.8% Golden Ratio Support
Price pulls back to the 61.8% level and shows signs of stabilization, suggesting a high-probability entry point for trend continuation.
38.2% Shallow Retracement
In a strong trending market, price only retraces to the 38.2% level before resuming the trend, indicating high momentum.
78.6% Deep Retracement
A retracement to the 78.6% level is the last line of defense; a break beyond this often signals a full trend reversal.
Related Indicators
FAQ
Is the 50% level a true Fibonacci ratio?
No, the 50% level is not derived from the Fibonacci sequence. However, it is included because markets frequently retrace half of a major move before continuing.
Which timeframe is most effective for Fibonacci Retracement?
While it works on all timeframes, it is most reliable on Daily, Weekly, and Monthly charts where the 'Swing Highs' and 'Lows' represent significant market sentiment.
How do I know which Swing High and Low to use?
You should select the most prominent peak and trough of a clearly defined trend. If the price makes a new high, the tool should be redrawn to reflect the new range.
Parts of this page (FAQ, introductions) are AI-assisted. Core data and statistics are algorithmically computed. All pattern definitions are human-reviewed.
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