How This Calculator Works
Calculate commonly watched Fibonacci retracement levels from a stock's high, low, and closing price. The tool displays potential reference levels for both uptrend and downtrend technical analysis.
| Input | What to enter |
|---|---|
| High price | The highest price in the selected analysis range. |
| Low price | The lowest price in the selected analysis range. |
| Closing price | The closing price used as the current reference point. |
How to Use the Calculator
- Choose a consistent chart period for your analysis.
- Enter the period's high and low prices.
- Enter the relevant closing price.
- Calculate and compare the displayed uptrend and downtrend levels with the chart.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are Fibonacci retracement levels?
They are percentage-based price levels traders use to identify areas where a move may pause, retrace, or encounter support or resistance.
Which price range should I use?
Use a meaningful swing high and swing low from the same chart period so the calculated levels relate to the move you are analysing.
Do Fibonacci levels predict the next price?
No. They highlight possible reaction areas and should not be treated as certain forecasts.