The Fibonacci Calculator determines commonly used retracement and extension levels for upward and downward price movements.
Enter the high and low prices of a movement to calculate standard Fibonacci levels. You can also specify an additional custom price point for extension calculations. The resulting levels can be used as reference points when analyzing possible areas of price reaction, support, or resistance.
Fibonacci levels are analytical reference levels and do not predict future price movements.
Retracements
0% (b)
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23.6%
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38.2%
—
50%
—
61.8%
—
76.4%
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100% (a)
—
138.2%
—
Extensions
261.8%
—
200%
—
161.8%
—
138.2%
—
100%
—
61.8%
—
50%
—
38.2%
—
23.6%
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Retracements
138.2%
—
100% (a)
—
76.4%
—
61.8%
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50%
—
38.2%
—
23.6%
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0% (b)
—
Extensions
23.6%
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38.2%
—
50%
—
61.8%
—
100%
—
138.2%
—
161.8%
—
200%
—
261.8%
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Frequently Asked Questions
Fibonacci retracement levels divide a price movement according to commonly used ratios such as 23.6%, 38.2%, 50%, 61.8%, and 76.4%. Traders use these levels as reference points when analyzing possible corrections within a larger price movement.
Fibonacci extensions project levels beyond a selected price movement. They are commonly based on ratios such as 138.2%, 161.8%, 200%, and 261.8%.
For an upward movement, retracement levels are calculated downward from the high toward the low. For a downward movement, they are calculated upward from the low toward the high.
No. Fibonacci levels identify mathematical price levels that traders may use in technical analysis. They do not guarantee that price will stop, reverse, or reach a particular level.
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