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Is there a level between 261.8% and 423.6% you find useful? (for eur/usd, eur/jpy, gbp/usd, usd/jpy) Also what are you favourite Fibonacci levels?
Thanks
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Is there a level between 261.8% and 423.6% you find useful? (for eur/usd, eur/jpy, gbp/usd, usd/jpy) Also what are you favourite Fibonacci levels?
Thanks
This is an impossible question, 1st part - strictly no there isn't, 2nd part - ' favourite ' fib of what move - ie fibs can be very subjective - depending on where you plot them from and to. Having a ' favourite ' level means nothing therefore.....There is anecdotal evidence for eg that candle 'likes' (ie reacts at) the 50% level (ironic as strictly not a fib level) but to my knowledge no empirical evidence exists to substantiate this.) I think there only use is in clusters (potentially) or as part of a confluence of other potential supp/res/sbr/rbs factors and to some extent to guage whether a move/trend is breaking down.
G/L
I was interested in breakouts - anything above 100%. I've lost that level from my settings (it was 300 something %) - used to use it for partial profit taking when it was shooting towards 423.6%
It maybe 323.6% (ie 261.8% + 61.8% ?)
Table below may be useful
G/L
Hare: You miss the point mate - whilst all you say is undoubtedly true - which fibs are used by more market participants than others and that narrows it down to 4 or or 5 for retracements and probably 3 extensions.
G/L
Hare: You miss the point mate - whilst all you say is undoubtedly true - which fibs are used by more market participants than others and that narrows it down to 4 or or 5 for retracements and probably 3 extensions.
G/L
I did a lot of work on this, most of the following levels pop up from time to time
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I think there only use is in clusters (potentially) or as part of a confluence of other potential supp/res/sbr/rbs factors and to some extent to guage whether a move/trend is breaking down.
G/L
So lets say 8 fib levels 23, 50 (not a fib but used) 61, 76, 100, 161, 261, 423 etc. Most punters here would probably want to add a few more 123 etc
Multiply that by the number of timeframes commonly in use, and commonly used tick charts too, lets say .... 15 but its probably higher in practice
Suddenly you have 15 x 8 levels (120 levels)
That's before we even address how swing highs and lows in each timeframe are determined ! Now we have a list of levels longer than my list !
What I really like about fib traders is that they use levels that aren't even fib numbers !
I don't think he does, what he is driving at in a lulzy way is that fibs like most TA
are actually just a subjective price action crutch.
If that works for you, fine, but that doesn't mean they have any individual statistical value.
Tested in isolation, like most TA they fall apart and have no merit.
What I mean by that, is who uses fibs or any other TA in isolation in a rigid yes / no fashion.
No one.
Even given their obvious and undisputed subjectivity - there is an 'intelligent' way to use them and then there are all the other ways !
G/L
Is it possible that something with no statistical value when tested on its own, can greatly increase the statistical value overall when combined with something else?
Absolutely agree - so use them on t/f's where most usres of them trading big money use them if they use them at all....and draw only the 'major swings' on thos t/f's (subjective still I know - but it narrows it down significantly.) Then having done that use them only as potential supp/res factors in clusters and/or as part of a confluence of other widely used potential supp/res factors and suddenly they might be more useful than not. I certainly find them so in this respect but for non users they will never become convinced of such so fair enough but it is simply misleading to dismiss them out of hand as being entirely useless.
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Even given their obvious and undisputed subjectivity - there is an 'intelligent' way to use them and then there are all the other ways !
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G/L
Taner Doguc & Oral Erdogan said:Here the discussed trading strategy is not a magical tool in order to beat the stock market but, the
methodological presentation of the simple principles of speculation. Two simple but important
principle of the speculation is staying on the winning position and closing the losing position.
The strategy in this paper applies those principles as efficiently as it can, by using the technical
stop loss points to cut the losing position and the usage of phi ellipses in order to stay on the
growing phase of the medium term trends while the position is winning.
I did some work on retrace nets and I found that:
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Pretty useful, you'd be amazed how many times one of the lines gets hit, to the exact pip as well in many cases