Fibonaci Projection Calculator

Fibonaci Projection Calculator for Android

Enter the world of trading and “project” prices into the future.
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If you’ve spent any time in the world of trading, you know the thrill that comes with discovering a new indicator or tool. There’s a spark of hope, a sense that maybe this is the key to unlocking the market’s secrets. The Fibonaci Projection Calculator app for Android taps into that excitement, offering traders a way to “project” prices into the future. But let’s be honest: as much as we’d love a crystal ball, price projections are not about certainty. They’re about possibility, about giving us targets that the market may reach, but never promises.

Before we start talking the app’s features, it’s important to understand what Fibonacci Price Projections actually are. Many traders are already familiar with Fibonacci Retracements, which help identify where a price might find support after a move. Projections, on the other hand, are about looking forward, or trying to estimate where price might travel to hit resistance in an uptrend, or support in a downtrend.


While retracements commonly use Fibonacci ratios like 38.2%, 50.0%, and 61.8%, projections typically focus on 61.8%, 100.0%, 132.8%, and 161.8%. These numbers aren’t magic, but they are rooted in the mathematics of the Fibonacci sequence, which has fascinated mathematicians and traders alike for centuries.


To draw a Fibonacci Projection grid, you need to identify three key points: a swing low, a swing high, and a retracement against the swing high. The first line, from Swing Low to Swing High, is your Measurement Swing. The retracement swing provides the base from which you’ll project Fibonacci relationships.
For example, if your original swing is 100 points and your retracement is 70 points down, you’d take the Fibonacci ratios of the 100-point swing (61.8%, 100%, etc.) and add those values to the retracement low. It’s particularly great that the app does all this heavy lifting for you, so there’s no need for manual calculations or guesswork. With just a few taps, you can see potential price targets mapped out on your chart.

What sets the Fibonacci Price Projections app apart is that it’s not just a one-trick pony. It’s a full-featured toolkit for traders, packed with calculators that help you manage every aspect of your trade.
Here’s what you’ll find inside:

Stock Average Calculator: Quickly determine your average price when buying or selling at different levels.
Stop Loss Target Calculator: Set your stop loss with precision, helping you manage risk and protect your capital.
Risk Reward Ratio Calculator: Evaluate whether a trade is worth taking by comparing potential profit to potential loss.

Position Size Calculator: Figure out exactly how many shares or contracts to trade based on your risk tolerance.
Profit and Loss Calculator: Instantly see your potential gains or losses based on entry and exit points.

The app’s interface is straightforward: just fill in fields like your entry price, stop loss percent, target percent, and whether you’re a buyer or seller.
The app even detects decimal points and calculates your risk per trade, making it accessible for both beginners and experienced traders.

Trading isn’t just about numbers. It’s about timing, too. The app includes a handy feature to check US and India market holidays, so you’ll never be caught off guard by a closed market.
There’s also a “Fibonacci Premium Calculator” option in the app, which, for now, simply says it’s coming soon in the next update. Still, you can go premium right now to remove ads, with a monthly subscription for just $1.20 or a yearly plan for about $12. For active traders, the ad-free experience is a welcome upgrade, letting you focus on your analysis without distractions.

In the end, the Fibonacci Price Projections app for Android is a handy companion for your trading journey. It empowers you to plan, calculate, and execute trades with greater confidence, while always reminding you to respect the market’s uncertainty.

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