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Fibonacci & Harmonic Trading

Retracements, extensions and harmonic patterns.

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  1. 1Introduction to Fibonacci RetracementsWhat Fibonacci ratios are, where they come from, and why traders use them to anticipate where a pullback might end.5 min read→
  2. 2Fibonacci RetracementHow to draw a Fibonacci retracement correctly from a swing low to a swing high and read the resulting levels.6 min read→
  3. 3Fibonacci ExtensionUse Fibonacci extensions to project logical profit targets beyond the prior swing, using ratios like 127.2% and 161.8%.6 min read→
  4. 4Fibonacci ConfluenceWhy a Fibonacci level matters far more when it lines up with other evidence, and how to build confluence zones.6 min read→
  5. 5Fibonacci in a TrendHow to use Fibonacci retracements to buy pullbacks in an uptrend and sell rallies in a downtrend with the trend on your side.6 min read→
  6. 6Fibonacci with Support & ResistanceCombine Fibonacci levels with horizontal support and resistance to find the highest-quality reaction zones on the chart.6 min read→
  7. 7Fibonacci with SMCPair Fibonacci retracements with smart-money concepts like order blocks and fair value gaps to refine entries.6 min read→
  8. 8Optimal Trade Entry (OTE)The OTE concept: entering in the deep 62%–79% retracement zone for the best reward-to-risk in a trend continuation.6 min read→
  9. 9Harmonic PatternsAn introduction to harmonic patterns — five-point XABCD structures built from precise Fibonacci ratios.6 min read→
  10. 10Gartley PatternThe Gartley — the original harmonic pattern — with its defining 61.8% B-point and 78.6% D-point retracements.6 min read→
  11. 11Butterfly PatternThe Butterfly — an extension harmonic where the D-point projects beyond X at 127.2%–161.8% of XA.6 min read→
  12. 12Bat PatternThe Bat — a precise retracement harmonic completing at 88.6% of XA with a tight, favourable stop.6 min read→
  13. 13Crab PatternThe Crab — the most extreme harmonic, projecting D to 161.8% of XA for reversals at stretched extremes.6 min read→
  14. 14Shark PatternThe Shark — a newer five-point harmonic using 0-X-A-B-C labelling and an 88.6%–113% completion zone.6 min read→
  15. 15Building a Fibonacci SetupBring it all together into a repeatable, five-step Fibonacci setup with a written plan and strict risk control.6 min read→
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