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Fibo Vector
Introduction
What comes to mind when you consider the Fibonacci sequence?
You could believe it’s difficult and that beginners should give up now. But for me, that is not the case.
I have created a strategy to trade with it since I consider it a strong support and resistance tool. Even though this method employs Fibonacci, learning and trading it are not at all difficult. This is because it already eliminates the guesswork involved in determining where to begin drawing Fibonacci retracements, and it also makes it easier to identify trade signals.
In the pages that follow in this report, I will demonstrate how to achieve this. Let me simply state that I continue to believe in the power of straightforward strategies for lucrative forex trading.
There are just 2 types of indicators used in this system. The first one helps in confirming the market entry direction, and the second one aids in locating key locations of support and resistance where we may begin our market entry search.
I’ve tried a lot of indicators, strategies, and trading systems over my extensive trading experience. I’ve seen a ton of them, and although not all are worth the time I invested in them, I was still able to find a few hidden gems. And one of these is used by the Fibo Vector.
Because it is a strong tool, many experienced traders use Fibonacci. Don’t assume that since experienced traders utilize it, novice traders cannot. For many beginner traders, the Fibonacci concepts might be difficult to understand. However, this strategy will make them extremely simple for you; all you need is the Fibo Vector and some Moving Averages.
On your charts, the Fibo Vector indicator uses the daily (or weekly) Fibonacci retracements. When trading using Fibonacci systems, this step alone eliminates the majority of the guesswork that many traders must undertake.
The Fibo Vector also aids in locating potential price reversal zones. That is also very beneficial.
I want you to trade for profit. I want things to work out well for you. This is the reason I am prepared to provide a simple yet effective trading strategy. So give it a go, put the strategy to the test, and use what you learn in your day-to-day trading.
Best of luck!
What is Fibonacci?
Actually, Leonardo Fibonacci of Pisa, who made the discovery, is the source of the Fibonacci numbers. Fibonacci numbers are essentially a sequence of numbers beginning with 1 and 1 (or O and 1), with each succeeding number being the sum of the two before it.
Fibonacci numbers go from 0 through 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55, 89, 144, and beyond. These figures serve as the foundation for Fibonacci ratios, which explain the numerical link between Fibonacci figures.
0%, 23.6%, 38.2%, 50%, 61.8%, 76.4%, and 100% are the Fibonacci ratios. The levels of retracements in the Fibonacci retracement tool are determined by Fibonacci ratios. Using Fibonacci retracements, you can effectively determine where support and resistance levels are. These levels represent locations where price finds it difficult to go beyond the point where it usually bounces off and turns around.
On the EURUSD 1-hour chart, here is an example of a Fibonacci retracement applied from the lowest point to the highest position.
Have you seen how the price oscillated back and forth between the levels of 23.6% and 50%? The major reason traders utilize this tool is because this is precisely what we are searching for.
There are several difficulties, though:
– Learning to use the Fibonacci retracements.
– Deciding which points to use as the starting points for the retracements and how far in the past to search.
– The need of reapplying or adjusting the retracements each time a new high or low is reached.
is produced.
– Because there is a lot of judgment involved from the start when you apply the retracements to your charts, you are doubtful about your trades.
All of the aforementioned factors might be quite depressing for traders. These problems are resolved, however, using the Fibo Vector.
– You already have an automated installer in place that adds the indicator to your platform; all you need to do to use it on your chart is drag and drop.
The indicator will automatically apply Fibonacci retracements depending on the daily high and low after you add it to your chart.
– When a new high or low is made, it automatically modifies the retracements.
– You are now more certain in your transactions since you are familiar with retracements.
are correctly applied.
I’m going to presume that at this time you are familiar with trading in general enough to use this technique without diving into the specifics of Forex. The indicator and template files are automatically installed into the MetaTrader4 platform by the Fibo Vector’s automated installer.
The MetaTrader4 is available practically everywhere for free. Visit the following link to get a free copy of these incredible charts:
http://www.metatrader4.com
Then, proceed by clicking the orange “Free download” button.
Indicators
We will use two different types of indicators, the Fibo Vector and the Exponential Moving Averages, as I have already indicated.
Applying the 34 exponential moving average to the close (dark orange)
55 Applying an Exponential Moving Average to the Close (red)
applying the 89 Exponential Moving Average to the closing (purple)
Applying the 144th exponential moving average to the close (blue) Beta Vector (yellow and lime green)
These EMAs are used to locate regions of dynamic support and resistance, or locations where the price is constrained and cannot go higher (resistance) or lower (support) (resistance).
Price tends to fall back after advancing in the direction of a trend before continuing in that direction. When the price in this pullback situation finds a support or resistance level, it often bounces off and resumes moving in the trend’s favorable direction. However, the price has a tendency to go forward in that direction if it crosses over a support or resistance level.
Resistance
Support
The EMAs’ ability to determine trend direction is another use for them. We are in an uptrend if they are arranged such that the lowest period is at the top and the highest period is at the bottom. However, if they begin with the highest period at the top and go downward, then there is a downtrend.
Fibo Vector Indicator
It goes without saying that you may alter the colours to your preference. Click OK after everything is in place.
Our charts will automatically display Fibonacci retracements based on the highs and lows of the previous 1440 minutes (by default), which is equal to one day, using the Fibo Vector indicator. For periods of time of 15 minutes or less, this is excellent. Changing the DrawPeriod to 10080 will cause the Fibonacci retracements to be drawn using a one-week period if we wish to trade on the 30-minute or 1 hour timeframe.
In order to locate support and resistance, Fibonacci retracements are a great tool. For daily or weekly identification of these levels, the Fibo Vector is a particularly effective tool.
Price often reverses course and moves back in the original direction when it drops to one of the levels. If additional indications validate our decision, we will profit and join the market after the price has rebounded from one of the Fibonacci retracements.
As usual, I’m using a graph like the Rapid Results Method fundamental chart (black chart with white bull candles and grey bear candles). When all the indicators are included, your chart will resemble the following:
Although there are many lines in this system, you can see that they are well-organized. The chart’s red and blue regions will catch your eye. These show the places where the price and one of the moving averages are in close proximity to the Fibonacci retracement. Price may go to the negative if it hits an area with a red highlight and a bearish candle closes.
However, there is a good chance that the price will rise further if it hits a blue-highlighted region and a bullish candle closes.
You can see how simple it is to trade this system in the part that follows.
Ill. Rules
ENTRY Rules
1. Buy Trade
1. The moving averages must be arranged in an uptrend. The highest EMA is the 34 EMA, followed by the 55 EMA, the 89 EMA, and the 144 EMA at the bottom.
2. Watch for the intersection of an EMA with a Fibonacci level. The blue boxes along the Fibonacci retracement show that they are touching or very near to contacting each other.
3. Watch for a price decline (retracement) to the confluence level.
4. Watch for the closing of a bullish candle. 
We are prepared to join the market in a buy trade when all the pieces come together.
2. Sell Trade
1. The moving averages must be organized in a downward trend. Top to bottom, the 144 EMA is at the top, followed by the 89 EMA, the 55 EMA, and the 34 EMA.
2. Watch for a Fibonacci level and one of the EMAs to intersect. They are either touching or quite near to one another in this case.
3. Watch for a price retracement to take the price up to the confluence level.
4. Attend the bearish candle’s closing.
Consider the USDCAD 1-minute chart below:
We are prepared to join the market in a sell transaction whenever all the pieces come together.
STOP LOSS Rules
Buy Trade
Set the Stop Loss a few pip(s) below the last swing low when we initiate a buy trade. (The phrase “a few pips” may vary depending on the period.)
As an example, consider the EURUSD 15-minute chart: 
Sell Trade
Set the Stop Loss above the recent swing high as we initiate a sell trade. (The phrase “a few pips” may vary depending on the period.)
The stop loss is placed a few pips above the last swing high on the 5-minute chart below. 
TAKE PROFIT Rules
Buy Trade
We will continue to use my general maxim of a 1:1 risk-to-reward ratio for our take profit. You have a greater win rate and fewer lost deals as a result of this. The take profit level is set in a cautious manner in this manner.
For instance, if your take profit is 1O pip above the entry and your stop loss is 1O pip below the entry, respectively. Here is a screenshot of our EUR/USD 15-minute trade:
Sell Trade
We will continue to use the 1 to 1 risk reward ratio for sell transactions. As the trade develops, we will again use more strategies for lowering the risk if we want to boost the take profit to a 2 to 1 ratio.
The take profit is likewise 4 pip below the entry on the USDCAD 1-minute chart below whilst the stop loss is 4 pip above the entry.
Instead, the take profit will be 8 pip below the entry for a 2 to 1 ratio. Additionally, while we wait for the price to reach the take profit, we lower the risk by adjusting your stop loss to break even after we have made half of the target profit, in this example 4 pip profit.
Trade Examples
Complete Buy Trade
Here’s an example on the EURUSD 5-minute chart:
1. A succession of uptrends may be seen in the moving averages. The 34 EMA is at the top, then the 55 EMA, the 89 EMA, and finally the 144 EMA at the bottom.
2. The 144 EMA and the 100% level are converging.
3. Price reversed to the confluence level. The price was intersecting with the 144 EMA and the 100% Fibonacci threshold.
4. A buy trade is initiated when a bullish candle ended.
5. In this trade, set the stop loss a few pips below the most recent swing low, or 10 pip.
6. Set the take profit at 10 pip using a risk-to-reward ratio of 1:1. Setting a 20 pip to take profit, which is double the stop loss amount, is an option, but we must adjust the stop loss to break even as soon as we achieve a profit of 80 pip.
Complete Sell Trade
Using the EURUSD 5-minute chart as an example:
1. A downward trend series may be seen in the moving averages. The highest EMA is the 144 EMA, followed by the 89 EMA, the 55 EMA, and the 34 EMA at the bottom.
2. As seen by the red box, the 34 EMA and the 23.6% Fibonacci level are confluent.
3. The price will retrace to the confluence level.
4. A sell transaction was initiated when a bearish candle closed.
5. A few pips above the swing high is where the stop loss is placed.
6. The take profit will be 7 pips using a risk-to-reward ratio of 1:1, but a take profit of 14 pips is also acceptable as long as the stop loss is moved to break even as soon as we hit 7 pips in profit.
Conclusion
I’m giving you access to this strategy for free because I really want you to succeed.
Both as a Forex trader and an instructor, I have had great success. This trading strategy is offered without charge as a means of assisting other traders in reaching the same levels of success that I have.
I genuinely hope that you would approach this technique as a trading tool that will assist you in realizing your aspirations and achieving your trading objectives.
This strategy, which I developed myself, has been used by some of the top traders I know. It works, plain and easy.
Enjoy this approach and use it to help you reach your objectives!
I really appreciate your attention and time. Good luck with your trade and with everything else in your life!
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