You can see that the MACD follows the momentum of the market very well. It rises as the market rises and falls as the market falls. We labeled just two signals to show this example.

The first one is a long signal that was generated when the MACD line rose above the signal line, far below the zero level. You can see the price bar where a trade would have been entered. By the time the MACD turned below the signal line after rising far above the zero level (a short signal), a lot of profit would have been made. Even the short signal produced a good price decline from the end of August to the beginning of October.

The Fib Retracement tool is not included in your favorites by default, so you can add it by selecting the hollow star next to the tool icon and name. A favorites toolbar will then appear.

Fibonacci Retracements are an extremely popular tool in technical analysis. They are created by first drawing a trend line between two extreme points. The vertical distance between those two points is then divided up vertically with horizontal lines placed at key levels at the key Fibonacci Ratios of 23.6%, 38.2%, 61.8% and 100%.

The Fib Retracement tool includes the ability to set 24 different Fibonacci levels (including the 0% and the 100% levels that are defined by the two extremes of the trend line that is originally drawn). Values between 0 and 1 are internal retracement levels. Values greater than 1 are external retracement levels, while values less than 0 are extensions. A checkbox is available for each defined level, which allows that level to be turned on or off for display purposes.

The main use of these levels is that they act as levels of support and/or resistance when price is retracing back from an original advance or decline. These are key levels to take note of when price is correcting or experiencing a counter-trend bounce. The idea is that after an initial move (either a decline or an advance), price will often retrace back towards the direction it came from. The areas or levels defined by the retracement values can give the analyst a better idea about future price movements. Remember that as price moves, levels that were once considered to be resistance can switch to being support levels. The opposite is also true.

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