How to Quickly Spot Common Fibonacci Ratios on a Chart

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Each Elliott wave pattern has its own common Fibonacci relationships between waves. You can use them to set your price targets and determine where the trend should reverse.

In other words, Fibonacci ratios are excellent tools to help you decide where to enter and exit your trades.

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