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Fibonacci numbers are a sequence of numbers in which each successive number is the sum of
the two previous numbers. . There are some interesting relationships among numbers that are
formed as the sum of the previous two numbers in a series (e.g. 1,1,2,3,5,8,13,21,34,55,89...).
Further it is noted that these numerical patterns repeat themselves throughout nature. The Fibonacci Arcs display three arcs (actually half circles) at "Fibonacci Intervals". These
intervals are defined as 38.2%, 50% and 61.8% of the distance between a price maximum and
minimum. The Fibonacci Arcs are drawn from typical tops or bottoms. The Fibonacci Arcs project
into the future, and as the prices pass these three arcs, traders make predictions about future
price movements based upon whether there appears to be price resistance or support at these
points. If on a downtrend, there appears to be support where the arcs cross the prices, this is
bullish. Fibonacci Arcs are built as follows: first, the trend line is drawn between two extreme points, for
example, from the trough to the opposing peak. Then three arcs are built having their centers in
the second extreme point and intersecting the trend line at Fibonacci levels of 38.2, 50, and 61.8
per cent. Usage Fibonacci arcs are considered to be potential support and resistance levels. Fibonacci Arcs and
Fibonacci Fans are usually plotted together on the chart, and support and resistance levels are
determined by the points of intersection of these lines. Arcs combine time and price to display
expected containment of price action over time. Circles are used to identify the significant high
and low used for these indicators.
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