Fibonacci Calculator
The Fibonacci Calculator helps you quickly calculate commonly used Fibonacci retracement levels, including 23.6%, 38.2%, 50.0%, and 61.8%. Enter the high and low of the current swing to view key retracement levels in different directions.
Results
Forward (Low → High)
Reverse (High → Low)
100.0% Retracement Value
61.8% Retracement Value
50.0% Retracement Value
38.2% Retracement Value
23.6% Retracement Value
0.0% Retracement Value
How are Fibonacci retracement levels calculated?
Fibonacci retracement levels are usually calculated
based on the high and low of the current swing to help
identify possible support and resistance levels during a
price pullback. The example below uses a high of 1.9000
and a low of 1.8898.
Step 1: Calculate the swing range
Swing range = High − Low; 1.9000 − 1.8898 = 0.0102
Step 2: Calculate common retracement levels
23.6% retracement = Low + (Swing range × 23.6%)
1.8898 + (0.0102 × 0.236) = 1.8922
38.2% retracement = Low + (Swing range × 38.2%)
1.8898 + (0.0102 × 0.382) = 1.8937
50.0% retracement = Low + (Swing range × 50.0%)
1.8898 + (0.0102 × 0.500) = 1.8949
61.8% retracement = Low + (Swing range × 61.8%)
1.8898 + (0.0102 × 0.618) = 1.8961
Step 3: Understanding the reverse direction
If calculated in reverse from the high to the low, the retracement levels are projected downward from the high.
For example: 23.6% retracement = High − (Swing range × 23.6%); 1.9000 − (0.0102 × 0.236) = 1.8976
Step 1: Calculate the swing range
Swing range = High − Low; 1.9000 − 1.8898 = 0.0102
Step 2: Calculate common retracement levels
23.6% retracement = Low + (Swing range × 23.6%)
1.8898 + (0.0102 × 0.236) = 1.8922
38.2% retracement = Low + (Swing range × 38.2%)
1.8898 + (0.0102 × 0.382) = 1.8937
50.0% retracement = Low + (Swing range × 50.0%)
1.8898 + (0.0102 × 0.500) = 1.8949
61.8% retracement = Low + (Swing range × 61.8%)
1.8898 + (0.0102 × 0.618) = 1.8961
Step 3: Understanding the reverse direction
If calculated in reverse from the high to the low, the retracement levels are projected downward from the high.
For example: 23.6% retracement = High − (Swing range × 23.6%); 1.9000 − (0.0102 × 0.236) = 1.8976
Conclusion: When the high is 1.9000 and the low is 1.8898, the system can calculate both upward and downward Fibonacci retracement levels to help you identify important price areas during a pullback.
