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Inside "Fibonacci Chart Strategy": our trading method in 22 chapters and 137 real examples

Fibonacci Chart Strategy teaches the FXFibo team's analysis method, from Fibonacci and trend lines to supply and demand and money management, with 137 real before-and-after examples.

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Inside "Fibonacci Chart Strategy": our trading method in 22 chapters and 137 real examples
Contents
  1. What is this book about?
  2. What's inside
  3. Why we wrote it
  4. Who is it for?
  5. How to get the book

For years people asked us: "What exactly is the logic behind your analyses?" There was no short answer. Every analysis combines a few simple tools, applied in a fixed order. "Fibonacci Chart Strategy" is the full answer: our team's analysis method, from a blank chart to a trade entry, written down.

What is this book about?

This is not a scattered collection of indicators. It is a method: where to start on a chart, which tool to use and when, and how to decide not to trade at all. Fibonacci is at its core, but never on its own. It is combined with market structure, trend lines, supply and demand zones and money management.

What's inside

The book has 22 chapters, organised into three main parts plus appendices.

Part 1 — Strategy (chapters 1–15)

This is where the method is built:

  • Fibonacci: drawing retracements and extensions correctly, choosing anchor points, and the ratios that actually matter.
  • Trend lines and channels: drawing valid trend lines and telling a real breakout from a fake one.
  • Supply and demand zones: finding the areas where price is more likely to turn.
  • Waves and price patterns: reading the market as waves and recognising recurring patterns.
  • Money management: position size, stop-loss and risk-to-reward, without which no strategy survives.

Part 2 — Analysis Atlas (chapters 16–20)

This is what sets the book apart. It contains 137 real market examples, each with a "before" and "after" chart and an explanation of why the decision was made. Not all of them are winners. The goal is to show the thinking process, not just the outcome.

Part 3 — Signals and Practice (chapters 21–22)

12 exercises with answers, so you can test what you have learned on real charts and compare your answer with ours.

Appendices

  • Trade entry checklist
  • Fibonacci and harmonic ratio tables
  • Glossary
  • Key economic news list
  • Position size table

Why we wrote it

  1. To give a repeatable method, not a few tricks. Most traders are not short of tools; they lack order and rules. We wanted readers to know step one, two and three on any chart.
  2. To make analysis visible. That is why we built a 137-example atlas. Theory is not enough; you need to see how a real analysis forms on a chart and what happens next.
  3. To take risk seriously. No method is always right. The money management chapters exist to keep mistakes small and the account alive.
  4. To be transparent. According to our own review of 951 analyses over the past five years, 90.2% had the right direction and 72.9% reached the full target. We share these figures to show the method's logic, not as a promise of profit.

Who is it for?

Traders who know forex basics but have no clear method yet. Traders who use Fibonacci but get inconsistent results. Followers of FXFibo analyses who want to understand the logic behind them.

How to get the book

The book is available in Persian, English and Arabic. Just message our support on Telegram and tell us which language you want, and we will send you that edition.

👉 Request the book on Telegram: @fibonacci_chart

To learn about our other book on trading psychology, visit Our books.


⚠️ Forex trading carries a high level of risk. Past results do not guarantee future results, and the book is educational content, not investment advice.

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