In my market outlooks, these Fibonacci extension zones are typically displayed within the Daily and 4H indicator charts, where they integrate directly with momentum signals such as RSI, StochRSI, and moving averages. This layered approach ensures the extensions are evaluated in context of trend strength and potential exhaustion, rather than in isolation, and they can also be viewed as short-term swing levels within the broader Elliott Wave roadmaps.

If price holds above a zone of interest as support, or below it as resistance, the assumption is that momentum will carry it toward the next extension zone.

The Fibonacci Extension tool relies on three points (as shown in the chart above):

0 – a major pivot low or high starting the move

1 – the first impulsive swing (swing high if the trend is up, swing low if the trend is down).

2 – the corrective retracement pivot (above 0 if the trend is up, below 0 if the trend is down)

From point 2, Fibonacci ratios (100%, 127.2%, 161.8%, 200%, etc.) are projected forward to highlight potential target zones where price often reacts. This provides a structured roadmap of likely resistance or profit-taking areas, while also offering insight into whether momentum is strong enough to extend beyond a given Fibonacci ratio.

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