The example T4J gave is a perfect example of an intraday spike through the 61.8% level.
The standard way to measure Fibs is from high to low. Sometimes that standard is compromised on a really inordinate spike, and then the close is measured in that example. The best way to see the most appropriate way is observe when the candle has a long wick and draw both. Regardless, the rule is high to low.
The standard way to measure Fibs is from high to low. Sometimes that standard is compromised on a really inordinate spike, and then the close is measured in that example. The best way to see the most appropriate way is observe when the candle has a long wick and draw both. Regardless, the rule is high to low.
When you calculate Fib levels, do you do candle beginning to candle end, or do you include the wick length too?
Sometimes you disregard the wick calling it only an intraday spike, hence this question.
Sometimes you disregard the wick calling it only an intraday spike, hence this question.