Fibonacci Structure Screener
Map confirmed impulse anchors, rank live retracement zones and separate continuation reactions from structural failures.
Fibonacci retracement screener for NSE stocks
The Fibonacci Structure Screener maps the latest confirmed impulse for each NSE stock and shows where price sits against the 23.6%, 38.2%, 50%, 61.8% and 78.6% retracement levels, with reaction states, trend context, relative volume and indicative risk and target levels.
Levels are zones where reactions are watched, not guarantees. Review the anchors and the reaction candle on the chart, and treat the quality grade as setup priority rather than a forecast.
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Frequently asked questions
What is a Fibonacci retracement screener?
It scans many stocks at once for ones sitting at Fibonacci retracement levels of their latest completed swing, so you can see which names are pulling back to a level traders watch instead of drawing the levels on each chart by hand.
Which Fibonacci levels does the screener use?
The ladder plots 23.6%, 38.2%, 50%, 61.8% and 78.6% of the latest qualifying impulse. The 38.2% and 61.8% levels are treated as the primary decision zones, and each row is ranked by its nearest level.
How does the screener choose the swing anchors?
Anchors are confirmed pivots: a swing high or low counts only after completed candles on both sides fail to exceed it, and the swing must clear a minimum percentage size. The unfinished latest extreme is never used as an anchor.
Does a Fibonacci level guarantee a reversal?
No. Levels mark zones where traders look for a reaction. The screener reports whether price is near a level, bouncing, rejecting or breaking it, and the quality score ranks setup priority, not the probability of profit.