Fibonacci

• fibRetracement(originPoint, targetPoint, styles?)→ pick two points (usually a swing high and a swing low), and the tool automatically draws the Fibonacci levels between them.

• fibTrendExt(originPoint, targetPoint, anchorPoint, styles?)→ is like a forward-looking version of retracement. Instead of just measuring the pullback between two points, it projects Fibonacci levels beyond your chosen move.

• fibChannel(basePoint, scalePoint, anglePoint, styles?)→ a set of parallel lines based on a base point, a scale point (distance), and an angle point (tilt).

• fibTimezone(originPoint, targetPoint, styles?)→ instead of horizontal levels, this tool plots vertical time lines based on Fibonacci ratios.

• fibSpeedResistFan(fanOrigin, fanTarget, styles?)→ a set of diagonal “fan” lines from one anchor to another, spaced by Fibonacci proportions.

• fibTrendTime(originPoint, targetPoint, anchorPoint, styles?)→ Draws Trend-Based Fibonacci Time lines using three anchors: two to measure a base time interval, and a third to place and direct the projection.

• fibCircles(originPoint, targetPoint, styles?)→ a set of expanding circles based on two anchors.

• fibSpiral(basePoint, scalePoint, styles?)→ Draws Fibonacci Spiral arcs from two anchors: a base point (center) and a scale point (sets the starting radius).

• fibSpeedResistArcs(originPoint, targetPoint, styles?)→ Draws Fibonacci Speed Resistance Arcs: curved arcs (not straight fans) from two anchors.

• fibWedge(originPoint, leftArcPoint, rightArcPoint, styles?)→ Draws Fibonacci Wedge curves from three anchors.

• pitchfan(originPoint, leftFanPoint, rightFanPoint, styles?)→ three-point “fan” lines derived from a pitchfork idea (one center point and two side points).