Quote from thalestrader:
Hi Brownie,
Haven't seen you in the old neighborhood, so I have to come over here to say hello.
Basically, the op is trading fibs as the same way as I do (think for example, HIGH-LOW-LOWER HIGH), but he has the additional requirement that price retraces 86-100% of the first leg when making that "LOWER HIGH," and that his MACD shows divergence on the retracement.
As for his entry, it is unclear whether he is entering at the market/limit based upon the presence of divergence at the 86-100 level, or if he is entering on a stop as price breaks the extreme of the first leg. If 100% is the "quit" line, then entering at market at or near that level offers a very small, well-defined risk, with a very attractive R/R profile to the targets he defined.
I agree that the op could be more clear on the basic mechanics of the fib tool for the benefit of those reading along who are not familiar with its use as employed here. Otherwise, his method is a sound one.
Best Wishes,
Thales
What I don't understand is what do you base the fib expansion off of (the pull back?)? And which fib do you target?
