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By: Steve Sax
What is Fibonacci Forex trading, you ask? The platform of a majority of Forex trading systems, Fibonacci Forex trading is used by numerous professional Forex brokers all over the world.
An Italian mathematician Fibonacci is famous for his creation of the Fibonacci sequence. You can define this sequence as a series of numbers where each number is the sum of the two preceding numbers; 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13.
When dealing with currency trading, what's even more important than the actual Fibonacci sequence is the rations derived from this sequence of numbers; .236, .50, .382, .618, etc.
Many man-made creations use these mathematical proportions known as ratios as well as many structures and places in nature.
Forex traders can benefit from using these proportions when trading. The oscillations in the Forex charts are indicators of support levels and resistance. While it can't guarantee it to the last cent, the closeness it does get is unbelievable.
When using a Fibonacci Forex day trading system, you must calculate your Fibonacci price points so that you know.
Some new Forex traders get overwhelmed by all the numbers involved and are stressed to make a profit. New Forex traders should feel encouraged to get help grasping the basics and some good practice using Fibonacci levels in addition to secondary indicators. By doing this, you can greatly improve the accuracy of the points for every trade.
Fibonacci forex trading system has been the foundation of many forex trading systems used by professional forex brokers around the world, and billions of dollars are profitably traded every year using this technique.
Milos Pesic is an expert in the field of Forex Trading and runs a highly popular and comprehensive Forex Trading web site. For more articles and resources on Forex related topics, online forex trading, trading tips, forex software and much more visit his site at: Fibonacci Forex trading Review
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