I might lose a few people on this, but I'm running an experiment to show that there is definitely something weirdly accurate specifically about the "timing of swings/big moves" when using Fib Circles if you use them correctly. Area's of interest I color-coded in TEAL or PINK. You can see this circle was simply drawn from a major low to a major high on a high timeframe. Right as we reach the .382 retracement level on the Fib retracement tool, we're also overbought and hitting a Fib circle level.
This is experimental, (I get backlash whenever I suggest there can be ANYTHING to be learned from uncommon fib tools), but I'm demonstrating how Fib Circles can be used. If I'm right there should be a big move up or down (10% or more, I'm betting down) within 1-2 candles max of crossing the current Fib circle level. Let's see what happens.
This is experimental, (I get backlash whenever I suggest there can be ANYTHING to be learned from uncommon fib tools), but I'm demonstrating how Fib Circles can be used. If I'm right there should be a big move up or down (10% or more, I'm betting down) within 1-2 candles max of crossing the current Fib circle level. Let's see what happens.
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Look at the precision on that fib circles timing, and the buy zone. I still don't understand how those work so well when it comes to time. Great win