### 3. **Fibonacci in the Context of Trading** Fibonacci retracements and extensions are used to identify potential support and resistance levels: - **Retracement Levels**: Common levels are 23.6%, 38.2%, 50%, 61.8%, and 78.6%. - **Extension Levels**: Used for targets or breakouts, such as 127.2%, 161.8%, and beyond. - Traders use these levels alongside CHOCH to confirm price action at key zones.
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### 4. **with Fibonacci & CHOCH Filter** **Key Features of the JOYBB_v4Fo Implementation:** 1. - Measure volatility using standard deviation and a moving average. - Upper, Middle, and Lower Bands are dynamic support/resistance zones.
2. **Fibonacci Filter:** - Overlay Fibonacci retracement levels on price movements. - Check confluence between Fibonacci levels and Bollinger Bands.
3. **CHOCH Confirmation:** - Identify CHOCH zones (key breakouts or breakdowns of structural highs and lows). - Apply this as a secondary filter for trend confirmation or reversal.
4. **Logic Workflow:** - Check if the price reacts at a key Fibonacci level (e.g., 61.8%). - Confirm reversal or continuation via CHOCH (e.g., breaking prior highs/lows). - Output signal: Enter a trade or avoid false signals by requiring confluence.
The JM204r trading system identifies trend reversals by detecting breaks in market structure highs/lows. It combines price action with key tools like Fibonacci levels and Bollinger Bands for precise entries/exits.
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