مستويات التراجع فيبوناتشي: السر الخفي لرصد تحركات السوق

Fibonacci retracements are widely used for identifying potential market turning points technical analysis. They help identify key support and resistance zones using simple support and resistance zones, well-known mathematical ratios. Here's how they work. No advanced math needed.

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What’s the deal with Fibonacci numbers?

Fibonacci numbers are a mathematical sequence where each number sums the two before it. For example: 0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21… and so on.

This pattern shows up everywhere in nature: from the spirals of seashells to the way sunflower seeds are arranged. These proportions also appear in market price behaviour — impressive precision in action.

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How Fibonacci retracement levels work

The Fibonacci retracement tool builds horizontal levels at key percentages based on a price move, helping anticipate support or resistance zones. These key levels are:

• 0% (starting point of the trend)
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• 23.6%
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• 38.2%
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• 50% (not officially a Fibonacci number, but traders love it)
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• 61.8% (the golden ratio, aka the magic number)
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• 78.6%
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• 100% (end of the trend)
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Here's how to apply them in practice. Find a big price move (up or down), and the retracement levels will help predict where the price might take a breather or reverse.

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Spotting Fibonacci levels in action

Let’s say the price of an asset shoots up from $100 to $200. If it retraces, i.e., pulls back, you might expect support around key Fibonacci levels. For example, a 50% retracement means the price could dip to $150 before bouncing back.

Different levels mean different things:

• 23.6% - 38.2%: Minor retracements, often in strong trends.
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• 50% - 61.8%: Key zones where price tends to stall or reverse.
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• 78.6% - 100%: Deeper pullbacks with potential reversal zones.
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How to use Fibonacci retracements in trading

You can access Fibonacci tools directly in Deriv MT5 under Insert

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Ways to use Fibonacci retracement levels:

• With support/resistance: If a Fibonacci level aligns with previous highs/lows, that zone becomes even more significant.
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• With moving averages: A retracement to a moving average (like the 50-day MA) can confirm a reversal.
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• With candlestick patterns: A bullish engulfing candle near the 61.8% level? That’s a strong signal. 
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• Across timeframes: Zoom out to see major levels that bigger traders might be watching.
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• With RSI or Stochastics: Oversold at a key Fibonacci level? That’s a potential buy signal.

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