easy · Elliott Wave Theory fibonacci
An analyst projects a later wave from the length of an earlier wave.
What is a Fibonacci extension?
- Proof that price must reach the projected level once its Fibonacci ratio is calculated
- A rule that every fifth wave is the longest
- A replacement for structural invalidation
- A target reference based on multiplying a prior wave length by a Fibonacci ratio
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