A tool that draws guides for how far price may pull back from a rise (or fall). It helps you spot pullbacks and bounces.
A shallow pullback. In strong trends, price often stops here.
The halfway retracement. A level watched for a long time
A deep pullback. If price breaks below here, the trend is often seen as broken.
Technical indicators are calculated from past price moves, so they react a little late and can be wrong (false signals). The basic rule is not to decide from just one.
Fibonacci lines are drawn differently by different people, and they are not lines where price "always stops." If you buy a pullback, place your stop loss first at a spot like a little below 61.8%, where "if it breaks here, I was wrong." That way you know your loss in advance.
These are real screens from the Android MT5 app.Swipe sideways, or use the button below to go next
Tap the chart once to open the round menu, then Objects (オブジェクト) → "+" at the top (Add object / オブジェクトを追加) → Fibonacci Retracement
Tap where you want it on the chart (for Fibonacci, swipe from the low to the high)
Tap a line to select it and move it. Long-press → Edit object (オブジェクト編集) to change the color and more
To delete, use "Uninstall (アンインストール)" at the top of the Objects (オブジェクト) screen
In the top menu, click Insert (挿入) → Objects (オブジェクト) → Fibonacci → Fibonacci Retracement
Click (or drag) on the chart to draw it
Double-click a line to select it, then right-click → Properties (プロパティ) to change the color and more
Trace from a clear low to a high
38.2%, 50%, 61.8%
"Fibonacci" in Properties
To redraw it, select the line and move its end points. For the steps, see the official help from MT5's developer (iPhone · Android · PC). Menu names may appear in English depending on your language settings.
Tips for not failing on the loss rules are in the illustrated rulebook.
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Common settings are general guides. How to show them depends on the chart software.