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FXC Fibonacci Levels

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A Fibonacci levels indicator that finds the trend's leg for you, and shows how deep the pullback has gone.

MT4 + MT5 Version 1.01 Updated 15 Nov 2026
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Retracements
23.6% to 88.6%
Targets
127.2% and 161.8%
Swing sizes
1.5, 3 or 6 ATR
The leg
Read on closed bars
Version 1.01
15 Nov 2026
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Fibonacci levels indicator

FXC Fibonacci Levels is a Fibonacci levels indicator for MT4 and MT5. It finds the trend's current leg on your chart, draws its retracement levels and the 127.2% and 161.8% targets, and shows how deep the pullback has gone.

The leg comes from swings measured in ATR, read on closed bars, so it follows the trend's real moves rather than the last small wiggle. When a closed bar makes a new high for an up leg (a new low for a down leg), the leg's end, its levels and its targets move with it. A close past the turn starts a new leg.

The dashboard shows the leg, a dial of how far price has pulled back and the deepest point so far, the new extreme and the two targets with their distances, and the close that would turn the trend. It draws levels. It doesn't place trades.

FXC Fibonacci Levels on a chart with an up leg's Fibonacci levels, its turn and the dashboard, numbered
  1. 1
    The leg and its levelsThe leg dashed from its start to its high or low, and its retracement levels at the price scale.
  2. 2
    The pullback dialHow far price is back from the extreme, 0 to 100%, with the deepest point so far marked.
  3. 3
    The planThe new high or low, 127.2% and 161.8% of the leg, each with its price and distance.
  4. 4
    The turnThe last swing on the other side: a close past it turns the trend and starts a new leg.
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How to read the Fibonacci dashboard

The card at the top is this chart's leg. Every part has a tooltip with its prices and dates.

UP LEG
An up legThe trend is up. The leg runs from its start, a low, to its high, and the levels are measured back from the high.
DOWN LEG
A down legThe trend is down. The leg runs from a high to its low, and the levels are measured back up from the low.
NO TREND
No trend yetNo swing has been broken on the bars it reads, so there's no leg to measure.
DIAL
38%
deepest 41%
Pulled backHow far price is back from the extreme: 0 at the high or low, 100% at the leg's start. The deepest point since is marked.
NEW HIGH
Past the extremePrice has gone past the leg's high (or low). The leg extends when that bar closes.
127.2%
The targetsThe new extreme, then 127.2% and 161.8% of the leg past it, each with its price and how far away it is.
TURN
The turnIn an up leg the last swing low: a close below it turns the trend down and starts a new leg. Mirrored in a down leg.
ODDS
The odds lineHow often past pullbacks this deep went on to a new extreme, from the developer's study of past charts. Not a forecast.

Short, Medium and Long swing sizes

One input, Swing Size, sets how far price must come back before a swing counts. The dashboard switches it on the chart. The same chart, three sizes:

Short
Short. Swings of 1.5 ATR: the leg follows the latest smaller move.

How to use FXC Fibonacci Levels

From the trend's leg to the price that would turn it, on the chart you trade.

  1. 1
    Add it to your chart. It reads the last 1,500 closed bars of this chart, finds the swings and the trend, and draws the current leg with its levels.
  2. 2
    Read the leg. UP LEG or DOWN LEG on the dashboard, the leg's start and its high or low, and how many pips it covers. NO TREND means there's no leg to measure yet.
  3. 3
    Watch the pullback. The dial shows how far price is back from the extreme, the deepest point so far, and the levels it has passed. The same levels sit on the chart with their prices.
  4. 4
    Know both sides. The plan shows the new extreme and the 127.2% and 161.8% targets if the trend carries on, and the turn row the close that would end it. Switch Short, Medium or Long to read a smaller or bigger leg.

It measures the leg, not the future. The levels, the targets and the odds line are readings, not orders: the decision stays yours.

Fibonacci retracement features

The leg found for you

From swings of Swing Size x ATR(14) and the close that broke the last one. No tool to drag, no points to pick.

Retracements and targets

23.6, 38.2, 50, 61.8 and 78.6% on by default, 88.6% if you want it, and the 127.2% and 161.8% targets past the extreme.

The pullback dial

How far price has come back in the leg, the deepest point so far, and the levels marked on the track.

The turn line

The close that would turn the trend, with its price and distance, on the chart and on the dashboard.

Three swing sizes

Short, Medium and Long, switched from the dashboard on each chart. A changed Swing Size input wins over the last click.

Read on closed bars

The leg and its lines don't move while a bar forms. The dashboard's price, depth and deepest point follow the live bar.

FXC Fibonacci Levels: questions, inputs and versions

Questions about FXC Fibonacci Levels

Does it work on MT4 and MT5?

Yes. One licence gives you both files.

How many accounts can I use it on?

Five MT4 or MT5 accounts, demo or live. You can move a slot to a new account in My products.

Does it place trades for me?

No. It is an indicator. It shows you the picture, and you place the trade.

Do updates cost extra?

No. Every update is free, and the panel on your chart tells you when one is out.

What if it isn't for me?

Ask for a refund within 14 days of buying: ask us, or open a ticket from My products. No reason needed.

Do the Fibonacci levels move?

Not while a bar forms: the leg is read on closed bars. When a closed bar makes a new high for an up leg (a new low for a down leg), the leg's end, its levels and targets move with it. A close past the turn starts a new leg.

Where do the odds on the dashboard come from?

From one fixed table in the indicator, made from the developer's study of past pullbacks on 9 markets and three timeframes. They say how often past pullbacks this deep went on to a new high or low, not what this chart will do.

Can an EA read the levels?

No. FXC Fibonacci Levels draws chart lines, not buffers, and as a premium indicator a hidden copy inside an EA gets no licence. It's made for the chart.

Why does it need Allow DLL imports?

The licence check uses it. The chart template in the download turns it on. Without it, MetaTrader 5 won't start the indicator, and MetaTrader 4 shows an alert saying so.

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