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happy trading
Following on from the Fibonacci basics article we can now start to use a structured approach to identify and trade with Fib levels.
Trading Fib levels is pretty much the same as trading a pullback but you are using fib levels to determine where and when you you will get into a trade and place your stop loss level as well as identify your target levels.
Range Break Outs form the basis of my core trading. Generally speaking I call most consolidation patterns a range whether it is a triangle in one of its many guise's, a head and shoulder pattern, and so on.
As the saying goes there are many ways to skin a cat, in terms of a range it is usually it is pretty simple to "see" a range and I believe people get a little hung up on this point.
I will start by Identifying two types of range.