Learn to Trade With Fibonacci Tools

Name: Learn to Trade With Fibonacci Tools
Rating: 4.5 (480 reviews)

Target the exact price and date to place the most profitable trades.

Created byTradeSmart University, Josh Hesse

Last updated 8/2016

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What you'll learn

Use Fibonacci retracement zones to better identify entries.
Pinpoint exits and avoid costly pullbacks
Set stop placement based on framework instead of guessing
Establish laser-focused support & resistance with confluence
Forecast timing using an ancient (2,000 year!) timing technique
Optimize your analysis to improve both your Win-Loss ratio
Increase your average ROI.

Course content

4 sections • 30 lectures • 3h 50m total length

Introduction - Why fibs work15:28
Discover how Fibonacci analysis builds a market framework, explains why it works in financial markets, and uses ranges, retracements, and target zones to identify where to trade.
Fibonacci Analysis Myths5:19
Debunk Fibonacci analysis myths by balancing creative and analytical thinking, recognizing fibs as a skill built through practice, not magic, and accounting for market cycles with guardrails.
Fibs in the financial markets11:04
Apply Fibonacci analysis to financial markets using golden ratio retracements and extensions. Learn to draw right-to-left ranges with 61.8%, 38.2%, and 50% ratios to forecast price moves.
Measuring Fibonacci Retracements16:42
Identify the range with pivot points, test Fibonacci retracements using gaps or significant moves, and confirm the framework with historical pivots while drawing from right to left.
Practicing Drawing Retracements10:39
Practice drawing fibonacci retracements using historical data to force lines to align with key support, resistance, gaps, and the 50% level, building a permanent trading framework.
Fibonacci Target Zones8:46
Learn fibonacci target zones by boxing the key ratios with green and red boxes to define bullish and bearish market frames and answer where the market should be trading.
Homework1:57
Complete this homework by applying Fibonacci target zones to historical trades (Starbucks 2013, Apple 2013, December 2012, July 2014 euro/dollar), using Fibonacci lines and boxes to plan entries.
Homework Review13:23
Review how to apply Fibonacci analysis to identify bullish and bearish setups using green and red boxes, 50 percent lines, and gaps, with Apple and eurodollar examples.

Common Retracement Mistakes5:22
Master Fibonacci retracement and confluence to narrow focus and boost trading accuracy, using ABC targeting and careful range drawing.
Narrowing the focus with Confluence10:56
Master confluence by drawing multiple Fibonacci ranges from the same origin to stack ratios at key gaps, creating precise support and resistance and clearer market turns.
Two uses for confluence6:00
Discover two uses for confluence: speedier entries after retracements and counter-trend setups when confluence breaks signal a new framework, using Fibonacci zones.
Example of Confluence6:33
Apply Fibonacci confluence to map support and resistance, gaps, and 50% retracements on a Starbucks chart, drawing multiple ranges and timing cues for precise targets.
The ABC Tool7:34
Explore the ABC tool, also known as the Fibonacci extension tool, to identify retracements and project A-B-C-D targets in uptrends and downtrends using your charting application.
SBUX Example4:50
Learn to use the abc retracement tool to measure retracements, stack fibonacci lines for confluence, and project targets from different measurements to validate trading ideas.
Homework1:41
Apply confluence zone analysis, a Fibonacci box, and the ABC retracement tool across past Apple, Starbucks, and eurodollar trades to practice identifying entry points and support levels.
Homework Review12:09
Use Fibonacci tools to identify gaps, confluence zones, and retracements, then project measurements from confluence lines and wick-based moves to forecast future 50 percent line support and resistance.

Three Key Prices (Trade Matrix)5:33
Learn to define three key prices—entrance, stop, and target—within the trade matrix, using Fibonacci angles, ABC retracement, and confluence to sharpen entry decisions.
Trade Matrix Example10:21
Identify entry and exit zones using Fibonacci targets, support and resistance, confluence, and ABC analysis to evaluate bullish and bearish conditions for a trade matrix example.
Stops5:47
Learn to set stops and update risk as the market trades within confluence and Fibonacci ranges, using green and red boxes, to protect positions.
Targeting with ABC Tool5:05
Targeting with the ABC tool teaches exiting at defined targets using the ABC extension and Fibonacci confluence to refine timing and secure profits.
Targeting with Confluence Projections4:34
Apply fibonacci confluence projections to sharpen exit targets by extending the confluence grid with the expansion tool, using pivot points and projected waves.
Confluence Example5:33
Use the expansion tool to apply Fibonacci confluence and project confidence targets from the starting point, marking entries and exits with red and green boxes to maximize trade profitability.
Fibonacci Angles7:41
Overlay Fibonacci angles on an established price grid to fuse price and time, creating confluence-based support and resistance. Integrate angles with ongoing Fibonacci analysis for durable targets.
FIbonacci Angles Examples4:33
Learn to layer fibonacci angles with the fibonacci fan tool to time moves and boost confluence. Apply the 50 percent line and projections from origin to align support and resistance.
Homework2:12
Practice Fibonacci tools on Starbucks March 2013 and Amazon September 2013 data by establishing confluence, projecting targets, applying Fibonacci angles to pivots, and setting stops with ABC confirmation.
Homework SBUX Review8:44
Explore using Fibonacci tools, confluence zones, and Fibonacci fans to time entry, set 100–300 percent targets, and place stops in a Starbucks SBUX trade.
Homework AMZN Review5:44
During the AMZN homework review, the analyst establishes confluence with support, resistance, and gaps, sets an entry above 299, and uses the ABC tool for targets and risk management.

The X Axis (Time forecasting)13:16
Explore time forecasting with Fibonacci time extensions and zones, rotating the ABC tool to forecast future time ranges, and align time with price via confluence for actionable targets.
Price & Time targets on TGT5:22
Apply Fibonacci time and price extensions and the ABC tool to set price and time targets, validate with confluence and fan lines, and integrate these tools into your trading plan.
Integration with your trading plan7:17
Integrate Fibonacci analysis into your personal trading plan using guardrails and confluence bounces to tighten risk management, improve win rates, and optimize stop placement.

Requirements

A general understanding of technical analysis and stock trading principles is expected for this class

Description

Fibs in 4 is a comprehensive introduction to trading with the Fibonacci tools you find in most charting software applications. It will help traders better understand

- Where to get into a trade

- Where to get out of a trade

- How to avoid bad trades.

The charts you analyze are moving within a framework. If you identify that framework, you make money. Get it wrong and you join the list of traders who simply seem to go broke trading the market. Fibs in 4 is designed to reveal that framework!

After completing Fibs in 4 you will be able to:

Use Fibonacci retracement zones to better identify entries.
Pinpoint exits and avoid costly pullbacks
Set stop placement based on framework instead of guessing
Establish laser-focused support & resistance with confluence
Forecast timing using an ancient (2,000 year!) timing technique

FibsIn 4 is best designed for a trader with a basic technical analysis and risk management background. It will optimize your analysis and improve both your Win-Loss ratio as well as your average ROI.

This class is not designed for traders with an undisciplined trading plan. Neither is it for traders looking for a magical indicator to expand the number of trades they are placing. Most students find that after taking Fibs In 4, their number of executed trades actually decreases as a result of better analysis and stricter, more accurate entry requirements.

If you want to execute on only the most high-quality trades and effectively deploy your capital time after time, you will love Fibs In 4!

Who this course is for:

Traders with a basic technical analysis and risk management background who want to optimize for better profits.
Traders who want to execute on only the most high-quality trades and effectively deploy their capital
It is not for beginning traders
It is not for traders with an undisciplined trading plan
It is not for traders looking for a magical indicator

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Establishing Ranges & Target Zones8 lectures • 1hr 23min

Establishing Laser Focused Entries & Exists8 lectures • 55min

Putting Cash In Your Jeans With The Trade Matrix11 lectures • 1hr 6min

Fibonacci Time Forecasting & Planning For Success3 lectures • 26min

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