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Fibonacci Fans

Fibonacci Fans use Fibonacci ratios based on time and price to construct support and resistance trendlines; also, Fibonacci Fans are used to measure the speed of a trend's movement, higher or lower.

The chart below of the S&P 500 exchange traded fund (SPY) shows an uptrend that retraced to the 38.2% Fibonacci Fan:

Next Page - Fibonacci Time Extensions
The Fibonacci ratio is also used to predict areas of time in which price should change course; Fibonacci Time Extensions are discussed next.

1. Fibonacci Basics & Fibonacci Retracements 3. Fibonacci Fans
2. Fibonacci Arcs 4. Fibonacci Time Extensions